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Bugs are the hidden heroes of our planet. From pollinating plants to breaking down waste, these fascinating creatures play vital roles in ecosystems everywhere. Marvel at the incredible variety found in the world of bugs, from beautiful butterflies and brilliant beetles to marvellous millipedes and spectacular spiders. These tiny wonders are the most abundant and … 
Looking for somewhere to hang out after school or study? Come chill on the council lawns in Rosny! Rosny Arvos is a safe and relaxed youth chill zone held every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 2.30pm until 4.30pm. For those aged 12 to 24, it's a place to unwind, catch up with friends, and … 
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you! When is it? Every Saturday at 9:00am. Where is it? The event takes place at Bellerive Beach Park (1 Derwent St, Bellerive). See Course page for more details. What does it cost to join in? Nothing – … 
Who doesn’t love a Sunday market? The Richmond Village Market is on every Sunday from 10am until 3pm at the Richmond Hall. Meet local artists and makers in the delightful, history-filled town of Richmond. Held right in the centre of town, the market offers unique gifts and goodies including handmade jewellery, pottery, paintings and photography. … 
KIDS CORNER is a brand-new, dedicated play space designed especially for children aged 0–7 years and their carers — a warm, welcoming place to gather, connect and explore within the beautifully redeveloped Burnie Arts building. Created as a relaxed and regular social hub, PLAY is all about easy mornings, friendly faces and joyful discovery. Whether you’re … |
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The return of two of the largest steam traction engines every to come to Australia back to Tasmania is a special feature of this year’s Steam Up. These engines, along with others, were instrumental in dredging the Trevallyn Hydro plant’s tail race, linking the power station with kanamaluka, the river Tamar. These engines weigh nearly … |
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