Lucie Cutting

There's a project planned for Tasmania's West Coast that is being built for a future civilisation, should ours meet its downfall.

Helen Foster remembers the day her son Gus Romer told her he was moving to Melbourne to become a rockstar.

You may know former Tasmanian premier Ray Groom for his political and sporting careers, but Mr Groom is also a poet and painter who has published three books.

Eileen Brooker first met author Sue Abdullah in the 70s, and their decades of friendship has helped build a book celebrating the 103-year-old artist and potters life.

Join Lucie as one of the Beaconsfield mine rescuers shares his memories of the rescue, a father and son reminisce on their bike journey from Hobart to Darwin, and learn a creative recipe for in-season quinces!

Distinctly Tasmanian, Sundays delivers a morning full of weekend inspiration. From your kitchen and home projects to the characters, events and history of our state - delve deeper and make a discovery!

Miss Kaninna performed her breakout hit Blak Britney at Dark Mofo a year before its release.

Records relating to the French D'Entrecasteaux expedition of the late 18th century have been digitised and translated and will soon be available firstly to Tasmanian Aboriginal people.

This week on Sundays Lucie finds out about accommodation options in your older years with Sundays regular COTA CEO Brigid Wilkinson.

Our gardening expert, Jennifer Stackhouse answers all your questions including transplanting apricot trees, Woolamai pines, bay trees and lemon trees.