Lifestyle – Hobart Observer

Get your walking shoes ready for PAWGUST

9 July, 2019 admin

GRAB your walking shoes, grab your pooch and get ready for PAWGUST. Off the back of last year’s successful fundraising

9 July, 2019 admin

SPECSAVERS Hobart has launched a new audiology service to customers, revolutionising the industry for locals by offering hearing aids and

HUMANS have five basic senses – touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste. The sensing organs associated with each sense send

9 July, 2019 admin

WITH depression and anxiety effecting millions of Australian men, Mates4Mates is raising awareness of the importance of mindfulness and emotional

9 July, 2019 admin

THE Kids’ Cancer Project has committed $140,000 in funding to the Royal Hobart Hospital (RHH) to improve oncology services to

9 July, 2019 admin

CREMORNE resident Anne Crummy, pictured, has lived an adventurous life, proving age is no barrier to volunteering and giving back

9 July, 2019 admin

MORE than 200 people ranging from teenage school students to grandparents strode simultaneously through Launceston and Hobart streets recently in

9 July, 2019 admin

FOR ninety-two-year-old Mervyn Stanton, pictured, volunteering has given him “extra life”, with the benefits stretching far beyond helping others. Mr

9 July, 2019 admin

PALLIATIVE Care Tasmania is encouraging all Tasmanians to reflect on what would be most important to them if they became

9 July, 2019 admin

EUREKA Glenorchy Gardens residents have banded together with family and friends to raise vital funds for Cancer Council Tasmania. Around