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age group, all women over 40 are eligible for the program. It only takes 20 minutes and can save your life. Everyone tell all the ladies in your life! Look up BreastScreen Tasmania for more information.

Map Of Tassie Defibrillators To Boost Survival Chances

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Motown Rolls (Shop 207a, Centrepoint Shopping Complex, Hobart) is dishing up fresh filled flatbreads, inspired by the Chinese ‘Mo’. Everything is made in house - think slow cooked spiced lamb, mapo tofu, pork belly and mushroom fillings, topped off with housemade chilli sauce, pickles and fresh salad. The owner’s background as a pastry chef is evident in the sweets cabinet! The city outpost of Capulus is now Cafe Darling (22 Watchorn Street, Hobart). Pop your head in for a good coffee in their new look space. If you’re heading out early, Pilgrim Coffee (54 Liverpool St, Hobart) has recently opened up their dining room again, serving up breakfast and brunch seven days a week. Acai Brothers (20 Magnet Court, Sandy Bay) has landed in Sandy Bay to have your ‘fit girl it girl’ snack after your walk in the sun. If you find yourself in Salamanca/Battery Point, Farzi (17a Castray Esplanade, Battery Point) is open daily for coffee and brunch. Head their way to cap off a market morning! Natty wine bar Lucinda has extended their opening hours, stop by for gougeres and wine from Monday through to Saturday now. Freedom Furniture (174 Elizabeth Street, Hobart) is just around the corner from their old site, reopening on Elizabeth Street last month. If you find yourself with a free Friday afternoon, keep an eye out for notifications from Simplicity Warehouse Party. Every week they have a free party from 4pm at Simple Cider with a line-up of different local DJs. Grab an afternoon spritz, and even better when they are part of a happy hour! Towntime is a Hobart app designed to help you find happy hours and specials around town, helping us all combat the cost of living hey? Spotty Dog Brewery (11 Bender Drive, Hobart) are pouring from their very speccy new build overlooking the Prince of Wales Bay marina. Open from 2pm till late, they have a line up of rotating food trucks until their kitchen opens up. Salento Cafe (69 Hampden Road, Battery Point) has opened recently in Battery Point for your coffee needs.

PSA: IT’S TIME FOR A BOOB CHECK!

The breast screening program, BreastScreen Tasmania is amidst one of their bi-annual call outs to Tasmanian women to get their boobs checked. It’s a free screening mammogram every two years for women aged between 50-74 years to detect any early traces of breast cancer before it can develop. Despite the target

If you were with someone experiencing a cardiac arrest, would you know how to find a defibrillator and how to use it? Ambulance Tasmania has created a smart phone app showing the location of Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs) across Hobart and Tasmania, with instructions on how to access them. When someone suffers a cardiac arrest, their chance of survival declines by almost 10 per cent per minute, so prompt access to an AED can be life saving, particularly if the person is far from a hospital in a rural or remote area. AEDs can be registered and added to the map online, by calling 1300 979 057 or emailing aed@ambulance.tas.gov.au. In the case of a cardiac arrest the owner of a nearby AED can then be alerted and they can bring their device to the person in need.

CUTE OR CREEPY? YOU BE THE JUDGE

This one was spotted around South Hobart and we are very curious. A romantic gesture or just a little much? If you’re Alladin or the lucky suitor, we would love to know how this went down.

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