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News flash: boy’s favourite food capsicum after joining garden group We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A few weeks ago, a dentist asked four-year-old Clancy Caldwell what his favourite food was. While many kids would have named ice-cream or chips, Clancy said, “I do like capsicum”, adding that he liked to sprinkle basil and chives on his poached egg at breakfast. Clancy’s mother, Kelly, was proud, but not surprised. Clancy grows capsicum and herbs at home and also at a super-sized ve...

Lee Mvtthews, and we can fairly be accused of punching above our weight. But what about all the Kiwi artists you’ve never heard of? Or the ones that you’re likely to hear about in the near future? Read on as we reveal a wealth of musical treasures just waiting to be discovered…   Unsub, n0isemakeR, and Alice K, a trio who have been pumping out high quality music for a decade. Now releasing on self-run label PHDM, the last two years have yielded a string of weighty LPs packed full of warbling reese basslines, ethereal vocals and clever contrasts of both the light and dark sides of dru...

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Tasmanian leaders put the pandemic year behind them, but what's in store for 2021? Posted FriFriday 18 updated SunSunday 20 DecDecember 2020 at 7:32pm Mr Gutwein says he was driven by honesty and compassion in his handling of the pandemic. Share Print text only Not even the sharpest clairvoyant could have predicted the pain and pressures of 2020. In Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein's own oft-repeated words: "I do not have a crystal ball." Sitting down with the ABC this week, Mr Gutwein said the year had been difficult but that Tasmanians had shown enormous strength. The Premier says approval ...

captioning sponsored by wpbt support for a public option appears to be drying up. coming up, an update on the players and the plan. >> susie: consumer confidence are still losing confidence in the economy. the conference board says with unemployment sitting near 10- percent, fewer americans are feeling secure about the economic futures. >> paul: money woes have more americans doing things differently this holiday season. many are already hunting for holiday bargains and some are even going the do-it-yourself route. >> susie: while so many newspapers are struggling to stay in business...