Cremation ashes of beloved pets being worn by owners in Tasmania | The Advocate
Tasmanians more likely to grieve and memorialise their dead pets than previous decades by keeping their cremation ashes forever.
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Tasmanians more likely to grieve and memorialise their dead pets than previous decades by keeping their cremation ashes forever.
‘Buying power is so much higher in Tasmania,’ real estate agent Stephen Dullens says. Photograph: Dave Hunt/AAP For Annetta Mallon, the choice was simple: the increasingly busy, crowded streets of the Central Coast or the clean air, beaches and relaxed lifestyle of the Apple Isle. “We looked in Queensland, we looked in parts of NSW, but we fell in love with Tasmania,” she says of her decision to relocate with her husband, Peter, and their dog, Cully. They are not alone. Tasmania, which for many years suffered from very low population...