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Red Feather Inn, Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

My dear friend Lydia, who owns the Red Feather Inn, has a wonderful collection of letters that she regularly rearranges to create inspirational words on her property which borders the Midland Highway just north of Perth. They always make me smile. - Anita Image: Graham Michael Freeman

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Cataract Gorge and Launceston, Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

This shot shows how special Launceston city is – with the Cataract Gorge literally on the city’s doorstep. I get so inspired by this place. – Anita Image: www.robburnettimages.com.au

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Carrick, Northern Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

Five generations of my family have been wool growers on our family farm on the outskirts of Carrick – about 20 minutes’ drive from Launceston. I guess I have a special connection with the land as a result. – Anita Image: www.robburnettimages.com.au

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Launceston, Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

“The light at this time of year makes for some really special sunrises and sunsets over Launceston. Our big old house looks out over the city and the Tamar River – the view is constantly changing”. – Anita Image: www.robburnettimages.com.au

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Tassie Midlands, Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

I love the light and colour in this shot of Tassie’s Midlands. What story does it tell for you? – Anita Image: www.robburnettimages.com.au

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Liffey Falls, Tasmania

Vogue Living Design Award winner Anita Dineen took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

'I remember going to Liffey Falls as a child with my family. We used to do the hour-long walk through the rainforest from the bottom and I remember, when I grew up, being in shock to find out there is actually a 15min walk from the top car park too! But I loved doing the walk through the forest - it's so beautiful and almost other-worldly. And I love that you have a place like this, so vastly different from where I live, but just half an hour away. Thanks for all your questions last night! Keep them coming today!' - Anita

Photo: @seanscottphotography

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Jansz Tasmania Vineyard, Tasmania

Jeremy Dineen, the Chief winemaker at Josef Chromy Wines in Northern Tasmania took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

“I have a lot of mates that work in the local wine industry – places like Holm Oak Winery, Delamere Vineyard to name a couple - and will often visit the vineyards for a catch-up. This shot is from Jansz Tasmania, one of the pioneers of sparkling wine in Australia.” - Jeremy Image: Graham Michael Freeman

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Barnbougle Lost Farm, Tasmania

Jeremy Dineen, the Chief winemaker at Josef Chromy Wines in Northern Tasmania took over Discover Tasmania’s social channels to give you a local’s perspective on all that Tassie has to offer.

“Two of my winemaking team at Josef Chromy Wines are mad keen golfers and love travelling to Bridport to play Barnbougle Lost Farm. I’m not a golfer, but I like going to Barnbougle for the fantastic food and incredible coastal scenery” – Jeremy Image: Gary Lisbon