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Infuse Coffee Roasters is located in the beautiful coastal seaside city of Burnie in Tasmania. A quaint renovated workers' cottage built in the 1900s. Their Espresso Bar serves its award-winning blends and single-origin coffees and their wonderful homemade biscuits (no food). The roastery has a range of alternative brewing devices, barista tools, coffee accessories, cleaning products, You may even see their roaster at work! Their award-winning coffee is available 6 days a week from the roastery plus a wide range of restaurants, cafes and delicatessens in Tasmania.

The Pulp Paper Trail makes up part of the Coastal Pathway on the foreshore at South Burnie. Opposite the remains of Burnie's historic paper mill, this interpretive walk takes you on a journey through storytelling and imagery as you take a short walk alongside the foreshore on a track of "unrolled paper". The Pulp Paper Trail, designed to honour the men and women who worked at Burnie’s pulp and paper mill between 1937 and 2010.

Ten Days on the Island is Tasmania's statewide arts festival, held every second year in March, as a celebration of our unique island culture and creative spirit. From coast to coast across two weeks, the festival showcases the extraordinary talent of Tasmanian artists alongside national and international peers, reflecting our rich cultural landscape and wildly beautiful home. In the lead up to the 2025 festival, we are pleased to introduce some of our key artists as the foundation of the upcoming festival program through Ten Artists Ten Days, bringing together a diverse group of creatives, makers and storytellers from different disciplines, generations, and places, and to open space for creativity, community, and connection across our island and across the region. The first of these artists are Caleb Nichols-Mansell, Hannah Moloney, Julie Fredersdorff, Ghenoa Gela (QLD) and the Dream Girls Collective (NZ), with more to be announced over the coming months.