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The date is 20 August 2020 and we delivered one of ten FREE exercise sessions at the Ravenswood Men's and Community Shed (MACS). The sessions are an extension of the Active Launceston project utilising the brand-new fitness equipment and made possible through funding from the Stronger Communities Programme with support from Member for Bass Bridget Archer, Starting Point Neighbourhood House and the City of Launceston.

Click through to learn more about this exciting story courtesy of the Examiner Newspaper.

In May 2020, streets in Ravenswood, South Launceston and Rocherlea were up and dancing on their doorsteps on to The Village People's iconic tune YMCA for Street Shuffle. Click through to learn more about this exciting story courtesy of the Examiner Newspaper.

In May 2020 we launched an online webinar series of free sessions that focus on how you can stay 'mentally well' during the isolation period. From clown doctors to mindfulness coaches, this series brought out a lot of laughs and gave a lot of people some ideas to stay well.

Click through to learn more about this story courtesy of the Examiner Newspaper.

Hosted by Healthy Tasmania's Penny Terry, Health Speak was launched on Monday in partnership with City Park Radio and funded by a state government Healthy Tasmania Community Innovations Grant.

During the first episode - Need a bum doctor? Here's what to expect - Dr Lloyd explained why a lot of people remained hesitant about making an appointment. Click through to learn more about this exciting podcast and to read the full story courtesy of the Examiner Newspaper.

The Ravenswood Men's and Community Shed has always helped form vital social connections. Through a successful grant, we were able to help install some fitness equipment in to shed for the community. Click through to read the article that first featured in the Examiner newspaper.