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iHeart Tassie: Dying with Dignity

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In the last financial year, Tasmanians lost more than $208m on poker machines in hotels, clubs and casinos. 

The state government plans is introducing a suite of reforms to reduce the harm on those dealing with addiction, but many have questioned whether the changes go far enough. 

This week on iHeart Tassie, Judy Augustine looks at the true cost of changing our gambling laws.

In the last financial year, Tasmanians lost more than $208m on poker machines in hotels, clubs and casinos.&nbsp;
The state government plans is introducing a suite of reforms to reduce the harm on those dealing with addiction, but many have questioned whether the changes go far enough.&nbsp;
This week on iHeart Tassie, Judy Augustine looks at the true cost of changing our gambling laws.

iHeart Tassie: Going All In on Gambling Reforms

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This week on iHeart Tassie, Britt Aylen is joined by Tasmanian writer and comedian Claire Sullivan to talk about her new book.

Criminally Bad: The 100% True Story of Tasmania's Most Inept Crime Ring is in bookstores now.

This week on iHeart Tassie, Britt Aylen is joined by Tasmanian writer and comedian Claire Sullivan to talk about her new book.
Criminally Bad: The 100% True Story of Tasmania's Most Inept Crime Ring is in bookstores now.

iHeart Tassie: Writer Claire Sullivan on Hobart's Criminally Bad Ninja Gang

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The 2026 Tasmanian Craft Fair kicks off in Deloraine next week and is the largest display, sale and working demonstration of all types of crafts in the Southern Hemisphere, but it's been revealed this year's event is the last of its kind.

This week on iHeart Tassie, Director Stephanie Johnston explains why this popular event, which has been delighting crowds for 45 years, is drawing to a close.

The 2026 Tasmanian Craft Fair kicks off in Deloraine next week and is the largest display, sale and working demonstration of all types of crafts in the Southern Hemisphere, but it's been revealed this year's event is the last of its kind.
This week on iHeart Tassie, Director Stephanie Johnston explains why this popular event, which has been delighting crowds for 45 years, is drawing to a close.

iHeart Tassie: The Tasmanian Craft Fair's Final Outing

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iHeart Tassie: Dying with Dignity

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