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Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleMay 8, 2024By Rachel WilliamsForager Food Co’s Scottsdale facility has shut its doors after the Federal Government’s Defence, Science and Technology Group didn’t renew the business’ site lease.Forager Food Co CEO John Ranicar said five staff were affected by the decision, with three relocating to Forager’s Western Junction site and two casual staff deciding against a move.The George St site had been home to the company’s ready-meal manufacturing…See the Story
Scottsdale food facility shuts
Property · ScottsdaleMay 8, 2024Ringarooma farmer Cheryl McCartie is still coming to terms with being recognised by her peers for her contribution to the State’s dairy industry.Ms McCartie milks 500 cows on the 297ha property she owns with her husband Theo van Brecht, which they have operated since 1998.She was recently presented with the NRM North Dairy Environmental Award and the Elphinstone Stevens Dairy Service Award, which recognises those who have provided 20-…See the Story
Service award honour a surprise for McCartie
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleMcIntyre MLC Tania Rattra will next week mark 20 years in the role alongside her Electorate Officer Melissa Partridge. May 8, 2024The State’s longest-serving current MLC Tania Rattray will next week celebrate a major milestone.Ms Rattray, the Independent Member for McIntyre, will notch up 20 years on the red carpet of the Legislative Council when Parliament returns following the recent election.She has four years remaining in the role after be…See the Story
20-year milestone for McIntyre MLC
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleMay 1, 2024After nearly two decades in business, Rod Martin and Shirley Rootes Martin will soon display their last artworks as they prepare to instead hang up their hats.Having started their Scottsdale business in 2005, today known as the Scottsdale Art Gallery Cafe, the couple will retire at the end of June after selling their King St property to Scott and Fiona Auton.The Autons will transform the building into a grocer, homewares store and caf…See the Story
End of an era for art couple
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleMay 1, 2024By Rachel WilliamsThe possibility of user charges being introduced at the Scottsdale Aquatic Centre are being considered by Dorset Council.The centre costs around $350,000 a year to run, with Commissioner Andrew Wardlaw confirming it was slightly over budget this financial year.As the council prepares its annual budget and schedule of fees and charges ahead of the next financial year, it’s weighing up its options for the facility.Mr W…See the Story
Pool entry charge to sink or swim
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleKyla Harper-Jones is back on the bike and claimed her first podium finish - a remarkable recovery from her 2022 accident that could have left her unable to walk again. April 24, 2024A young Scottsdale woman who broke her back in a motorbike accident in November 2022 is back on her bike and thriving in the endeavour she loves.Just 18 months after the crash threatened her entire future, Kyla Harper-Jones has claimed her first State podium and ha…See the Story
Kyla’s back on the bike
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleNew Scottsdale RSL Sub Branch President Jan Warner and Treasurer Kevin Keating inspect the damaged area near the Cenotaph where they are preparing for Dawn and 11am ANZAC Day services. April 24, 2024By Rachel WilliamsPolice have been sent CCTV footage from Scottsdale’s Children’s Reserve and ANZAC Park as they investigate a vandal attack that caused close to $20,000 in damage.Just days before ANZAC Day commemorations, Dorset Council staff were…See the Story
Vandals strike Children’s Reserve, Cenotaph gardens
Scottsdale, Tasmania · ScottsdaleDerby, Tasmania April 17, 2024By Rachel WilliamsAn environmental group opposed to planned forestry operations in Derby will today have its case heard by the Full Court of Tasmania.Blue Derby Wild will appear in court as we go to print, to lodge an application for a full injunction on logging and burning of the forests adjacent to the Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails.Sustainable Timber Tasmania would not comment on the matter ahead of the court …See the Story