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Modern wellbeing guru, author and TV presenter Hannah Moloney is the ultimate multi-hyphenate living the good life, writes Julia D’Orazio.
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aking up to Tasmania‘s c r isp a i r, g a rde n fresh scents and the soundtrack of chickens clucking away is what permaculturist Hannah Moloney considers the good life. She lives off the land with husband Anton and daughter Frida Maria in a hilltop property that overlooks the city and the Derwent River. Their home is a 1925-built Barbiepink hardwood timbre house on muwinina country in Hobart. The unusual choice of colour was intentional. “It’s an expression of who we are and what we want to put into the world, which is joy, hope and lots of goodness,” says Hannah, author of The Good Life (RRP $39.99). Hannah’s passion for sustainability and community is reflected in everything she does,
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