"We started doing more and more manufacturing, and it just seemed to be a more worthwhile use of their talent. I mean, there's nothing Patricia can't do. Nothing." 🌱 Read Bronwen's story: bit.ly/b_feachnie

New autumnal images have been added to your Tasmanian Partner Toolkit this month! 🍁 All created by Tasmanians, and free for you to use when promoting Tasmania as a place to live, work, invest, study, trade and visit. toolkit.tasmanian.com.au

"The environment here is so supportive. Senior doctors treat you like part of the team, and that's something I want to continue as a mentor to future doctors." 🌱 Read Samuel's story: bit.ly/s_yuen

"People here talk about more than just work. They talk about going for runs, hitting the beach – it's a whole different lifestyle." 🌱 Read Samuel's story: bit.ly/s_yuen

"Someone handed me an orphaned wombat – I called him Batsky – thirty-something years ago. In the years since Batsky, I’ve only had one period of six weeks where I haven’t had a wombat to care for." 🌱 Read Kate's story: bit.ly/k_mooney

"The thing about any island community is that if you come and take and don’t give anything back, then you won’t last. But once you give something, you cannot ever repay what is given back to you." 🌱 Read Kate's story: bit.ly/k_mooney

"We realised we had missed mountains, that it would be a great place for the kids. It was just: let’s jump and see what happens." 🌱 Read Roxane's story: be.tasmanian.com.au/roxane_bm Geoneon

"We were surrounded by trees. It was very beautiful but we were very exposed to fire. We had absolutely no data to tell us about our level of exposure. This is something that changes all the time, evolves, but if you don’t know…" 🌱 Read Roxane's story: be.tasmanian.com.au/roxane_bm

The WELCOME Framework is a new guide to help tourism operators reach the accessible tourism market by becoming more inclusive. Read more: austrade.gov.au/en/news-and-an…

"I feel like we’re part of a collective. People understand that collected story. What other people are doing reflects on us as well. We’re really happy to be part of that." 🌱 Penguin Beer Co, licence no. 20632-90: bit.ly/20632-90

Big congratulations to our Tasmanian friends at Procreate! ✨

"It is such a wonderful privilege to be invited in, for them to reveal their life and let me document it. I think those ordinary moments are so evocative and say so much about what it is living here." 🌱 Read Moss's story: bit.ly/m_halliday-hall

"It’s an amazing place to have a family, because of the access to all the good things you really need. Beautiful natural environments. People talk to you at the cash register. Walk down the street, people look you in the eye and smile." 🌱 bit.ly/m_halliday-hall

"I feel lucky to have chosen Tasmania. But I think Tasmania chose me too. The people, the space, the opportunity to learn, to be supported to do it. You can focus on yourself, on who you can really be. I am so grateful." 🌱 Read Aki's story: bit.ly/a_choi

“I asked everything, all the time, because I wanted to get it right. And also, just to try. I will try and if I make it wrong I will ask how I can do it better the next time.” 🌱 bit.ly/a_choi

"Life in the UK runs at a different pace, people’s priorities are different. In Tasmania, people prioritise having a great work-life balance and I think that’s wonderful." 🌱 Read Lisa's story: bit.ly/l_evans

"We've got a great team. You just know that they're out there doing really good things with the students and making a difference.” 🌱 Read Lisa's story: bit.ly/l_evans

"You get the good days, but you also get the bad days — where you've got waves crashing over the boats and it's freezing cold. It can be a struggle to be out there and keep your mind focused on the job." 🌱Licence 20632-96: bit.ly/20632-96

"It was daunting: the paperwork, visas, getting all my nursing transcripts together. There has been a steep learning curve, but it’s so much easier when you’ve got a really supportive team of people that you work with. Management have been fabulous." 🌱 bit.ly/e_nugent

"It was new, a completely different way of life. When we first got here, our first little house was right on the beach, literally a two-minute walk. And neither of us had ever grown up with anything like that." 🌱 Read Emma's story: bit.ly/e_nugent