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Traveller Letters: Wake up, state premiers - we re no longer separate colonies

Letters to Traveller in recent weeks regarding expensive hire car costs brings to mind a brilliant Hobart stay, where we decided to ditch booking a car and just do daily tours after visiting the city s information centre. It halved the cost and we didn t have to worry about where to go and what to do. Here s what we did. Day 1: Took a local bus around town, including Battery Point to get our bearings (and do some shopping). You will now receive updates from Traveller Newsletter Traveller Newsletter Get the latest news and updates emailed straight to your inbox. By submitting your email you are agreeing to Fairfax Media s

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GINGER GAIRDNER: A rainbow of hope to lift our spirits

GINGER GAIRDNER: A rainbow of hope to lift our spirits by Brian Cunningham © Supplied by DCT Media A couple of weeks ago I was fortunate to be asked to support an initiative led by Scottish growers of plants, on behalf of the whole of Scotland’s horticultural industry. One year on from when reality dawned on the affect this virus was going to have on us all, a 20m long floral rainbow of hope featuring 12,000 primulas was created on the historic Mound of Edinburgh’s Old Town, as part of a National Day of Reflection. © Supplied by Growforth Nursery Rainbow of Hope: A 20 meter long rainbow made of 12,000 primulas on Edinburgh’s historic Mound in the Old Town, on the National Day of Reflection, with flowers from Fife Nursery Growforth.

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Greenhouse to White House: Beechgrove Garden prepares to go stateside

Updated: April 1, 2021, 10:31 am © Supplied by BBC Scotland Carole Baxter, who will soon be appearing on North American screens as part of the Beechgrove presenting team. Picture from BBC Scotland Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up One of the north-east’s favourite television staples is set to appear on screens across the pond for the first time. The Beechgrove Garden, which has been produced in the region since it began in 1978, will soon be available on BritBox in North America after the streaming service snapped up the rights to show it.

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Beechgrove Garden: Show remains one of Aberdeen s best-known broadcasting exports

Beechgrove Garden: Show remains one of Aberdeen s best-known broadcasting exports
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Beechgrove Garden: BBC show remains a treasured part of Scottish life

Beechgrove Garden: BBC show remains a treasured part of Scottish life
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