Travel: The sleeping Sumo of the South – Rafting the Tahune
It should be on everyone’s bucket list: for rafting the Tahune is something everyone should do at least once.
Travel: The sleeping Sumo of the South – Tahune Air Walk
One of the hardest pieces I’ve had to write. Because my puny words just can’t do this incredible place justice. You will have to see it for yourself.
Travel: Freshfield Grove Tasmanian olive oil – fresh is right!
Freshfield Grove olive oil from Tasmania delivers a burst of peppery sunshine on the tongue that reminds you just how good this is.
Travel: Latrobe is like a Chinese puzzle box… fascinating
A tiny stuffed fox praying to be bought? A glass case of ivory beside it? An emporium as big as the MCG? Latrobe may be tiny, but the delights are big.
Travel: A wine trail just minutes from the city? Yes in Tasmania..
Hobart’s near city wine trail is hard to beat for variety, passionate producers, glorious wine and food. How lucky, Hobart?
Frogmore Creek Redux: A Story in the Vines
Frogmore Creek still delivers art on a plate under the guidance of Ruben Koopman. And what art it is.
Chef Talk: Andy Third and Mr. Good Guy break the barriers
Andy Third is the good guy at the helm of Mr. Good Guy, and he’s still at the tools. Ibis Styles are in the vanguard of new hotel restaurants that are – restaurants that just happen to be on the premises.
Chefs Talk: Kylie and Phil go to Farmgate Markets
Still with the distillery ticking away, Kylie and Phil do their Wild Thyme Kitchen at the Farmgate Markets, the seafood BBQ tent at Franko in summer, in Franklin Square, and continue to work up recipes together.
Review: Fico Bistro with art at its heart and on the plate
Fico Bistro and Vino is much more than a bistro – but not pretentious fine dining either. It straddles the two nicely.
Review: Bar Wa Izakaya, turning Japanese
Hobart gives the Japanese Bar (Wa) its very own vibe, and overall? A great addition to the food and bar scene of our incredible city.