All posts tagged "food"

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  TasNetworks 2023 Community Grants Recipients

  Media release – TasNetworks, 23 November 2023 TasNetworks announces 2023 Community Grants recipients TasNetworks has tripled its Community Grants investment to help...

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  Food Systems and Climate Change

  Media release – Food Frontier, 16 November 2023 2023: The year the world connected food systems with climate change In 2023, governments...

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  Tasmania on Show in China

  Media release – Jeremy Rockliff, Premier, 8 November 2023 Tasmanian premium food and beverage on show in China This week, 14 premium...

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  Plants NGO Joins Expert Panel at Global Micronutrient Conference

  Media release – Food Plant Solutions, 18 September 2023 Tasmanian NGO invited to join World Vision International’s expert panel at global micronutrient...

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  Ground-Breaking Food and AgriTech Startups Coming to Launceston

  Media release – Startupbootcamp, 28 July 2023 Ground-Breaking Food and AgriTech startups coming to Tasmania Eleven food innovation companies from around the...

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  Entries Open for Tas Fine Food Awards

  Media release – Tasmanian Fine Food Awards, 28 March 2023 2023 Royal Tasmanian Fine Food Awards Australia’s oldest fine food awards program...

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  Karen’s Diner Coming to Hobart in March

  Media release – Karen’s Diner, 16 March 2023 Sit Down & Shut Up: Karen’s Diner Is On Tour And Landing In Hobart...

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  New Research: Vegan Diet Significantly Better for Environment than Mediterranean Diet

  by Maxwell Rabb, Forks Over Knives, 3 March 2023 Following an entirely vegan diet may be significantly better for the environment than...

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  What Helps and Hinders a Healthy Diet in Tasmania?

  Report – Institute for Social Change, UTAS, February 2023 What helps and hinders a healthy diet in Tasmania? The latest report from...

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  Campaign to Reduce Consumer Food Waste

  A new campaign from Eat Well Tasmania will tackle food waste at its largest source—consumers—to help Tasmanians save money, time and food....