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Have you ever tried to write down all the things you do at work, all the skills you use? Do it quickly in your head now. If you think about that list, is it interesting? Are you impressed by your abilities? Or further still, now you know what your REAL position description is, would you apply for the job?

I would. Again and again. Read on to understand why.

For the past three months, seven UTAS students from The Rural Clinical School have been coming along our the Active Girls session of The Huddle demonstration project in Devonport. It's been fantastic for the participants to have such great role models from their community be part of this program. READ MORE to see the write up from the Rural Clinical school's May newsletter.

It's been great to see The Advocates committment to follow the success of The Huddle in their community. Here's their article from the final session.

It was great to see the full plethora of Tasmanian media at the last session of The Huddle with The Mercury sharing this good news story with its big southern readership. Click READ MORE to see the article from the paper

This story really explains the sorts of outcomes The Huddle hopes to achieve in Devonport. This article appeared in the Weekender edition of The Advocate and profiles one of The Huddle's awesome participants Cailin Dean. Have a read.