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Ro’s Bodega: A Story of Food, Community & Coming Home
Tassie’s fourth-largest city just added another feather to its proverbial cap of appeal, with the opening of Ro’s Bodega - an eatery/coffee shop/convenience store hybrid that brings big smoke cool to Burnie, without sacrificing any of the north-west region charm of its roots.
Where To Do Brekky, Brunch & Coffee on Tassie’s North West Coast
Tassie’s north west region doesn’t tend to get the airtime of its big brother counterparts in Hobart and Launceston, but those in the know have been eating and drinking very well out here for years. From bagels with their own cult following, to a converted 1960s milk bar on the foreshore, the north west has quietly built one of the most character-filled breakfast and coffee scenes in the state. Here’s where to start your day while you’re there.
Q&A: Lauren Vaessen
Tasmania’s north west coast offers family, business, creativity and purpose for this born-and-bred Latrobe local.
At Home With Kerry & Alastair Houston
A whisper on the community grapevine inspired an opportunistic approach to acquiring a dream property for this north-west Tasmanian family.