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It was a pretty good feeling to watch The Federal Minister for the Safety of Women Senator Anne Ruston, officially launch a podcast focussed on the safety of women!

In edition 7, we uncover the benefits and negative sides to going on autopilot. about our take on the five love languages from a workplace point of view. We also discuss the official launch of the Rule of Thumb podcast, a new podcasting space in central Launceston, healthy performance and pushing up for a good cause. If you want to subscribe to this special list you can fill out your details by subscribing here

The most common question we get asked at Healthy Tasmania is "but what do you really do?" So, we decided that 2021 was the time to start explaining. In edition 6, we talk about our take on the five love languages from a workplace point of view. We also launch our Healthy ZOOM program for workplace health and wellbeing, release a celebration video of the Active Launceston 2020-2021 program and offer a free intro session into our 'amplifying your impact' storytelling series. If you want to subscribe to this special list you can fill out your details by subscribing here

The most common question we get asked at Healthy Tasmania is "but what do you really do?" So, we decided that 2021 was the time to start explaining. In edition 5, we cover how to make the perfect satay sauce, why our data collection app is not just a data collection app, our South Australian connection, a story about radiology and health and wellbeing programs. If you want to subscribe to this special list you can fill out your details by subscribing here

Health is the number one priority of Tasmanians in relation to their wellbeing, and the number one concern for the future. This was a key finding of the final report from the Premier's Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council, including a wellbeing survey involving more than 3000 Tasmanians from across the state. Read through to read the story first seen in the Examiner newspaper.