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Bec Pridham
Bec Pridham
Journalist

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Call to re-instate, expand telehealth services ahead of July 1 cut-off
PATIENT OPTIONS: Kirsten Pilatti, BCNA CEO talks with Elizabeth Blane in Latrobe, Tasmania during a Breast Cancer Network Australia event. Picture: Paul Scambler
Bec Pridham Andrew Chounding
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How to prepare a 'black out survival kit' as the energy crisis continues
Bec Pridham
WHAT TO DO IN THE DARK: It can be tough getting through a black out, but with a bit of planning, it can be made easier. Picture: FILE
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A fur coat doesn't always mean winter warmth: Keeping your pets safe in the cold
Bec Pridham
WINTER WARMTH: Pet owners are warned to be extra vigilant over winter, making sure not to put animals in a position of risk. Picture: Bec Pridham
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Australia's iconic 'big things' vie to be named nation's most monstrous structure
Bec Pridham
CROWNING GLORY: The eight remaining big things in the quarter finals are the Big Koala, the Big Ant, the Tallest Bin, the Big Mango, the Big Easle, the Big Potato, the Big Oyster and the Captain Cook statue. Pictures: Supplied/Wikicommons
Real Australia
Learning to live in the roadkill capital of Australia
These furry fellas might be safe, but they live in a wildlife sanctuary.
Australia's 'roadkill capital' is not where you might think
Bec Pridham
FAMILIAR SIGHT: Dead animals are all too common on roads across Tasmania. Picture: Simon Sturzaker
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Call for change to blood donation laws to address plummeting supply
Bec Pridham
RULE REVIEW: Advocates are calling for a review into the blood donation laws so that every donor will be screened with the same risk assessment questions. Picture: supplied
Real Australia
Why are there monkeys in the middle of Launceston's City Park?
Bec Pridham
MONKEY BUSINESS: The Japanese macaques are a pride and joy of the Launceston community. Picture: Paul Scambler
In Depth
Air travel can be 'absolute hell' for those with disabilities
Bec Pridham
NIGHTMARE: Air travel is a major issue for Carolina Ascui. Picture: Supplied
World Bee Day honours our tiny pollinators
Bec Pridham Karen Hardy
BEST: Lindsay Bourke's honey has been titles the best in the world. Picture: File
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