Tassie High Flyers

09/02/2021

G'Day!!

Post 2020, the new year allows us to learn more about relationships and how better relationships develop better business futures

We are listening to the "Power makes you more likely to cheat, steal, talk over people and swear at work. Why?" episode from "This Working Life" , presented by Lisa Leong - https://abclisten.page.link/GzdyXTAsSgCofFgp7. Available now through the ABC listen App - http://bit.ly/ABCradioApp

Power is a double-edged sword in the workplace.

31/12/2020

Congratulations Jack Loves Red for keeping up appearances (and great food) through a very tough year!

Looking forward to a new year!!

https://www.facebook.com/1692757304269546/posts/2778065412405391/?sfnsn=mo

As we open our doors tonight we feel extremely grateful to our local community for your continued support and for embracing our business, which went through a number of required changes and incantations over the course of this year. And what a challenging year it has been for many. We are extremely blessed to have an amazing team of people who make JLR all that it is. Hats off to David, aka Jack, who steered us through some challenging and uncertain times with a steadfast manner, reliable instinct and compassionate heart, and we made it!!
We hope everyone has an absolutely wonderful New Year 🍾

15/10/2020

A great evening for local small business

15/10/2020

Brilliant, brilliant and, er.....

BRILLIANT!!

Shared paths on the Tasman Bridge would be a game changer for Hobart, opening up the possibility of riding or walking to the city for thousands of eastern shore residents.

13/08/2020

Another reason for community support of local businesses over the big corporations

https://www.facebook.com/156392276602/posts/10157155475471603/?sfnsn=mo

Big box developments are not  paying their fair share.

03/08/2020

Just the sort of concept that some kids and their parents in our community would greatly appreciate!

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=126577755797539&id=100624545059527

17/06/2020

Here is one of our not for profit Tasmanian Facebook sites you may be interested in liking.

This is a promotional page highlighting the amazing sea vegetables we have growing around our coastline.

Our aim is to show the way seaweed is used here and around the world, plus providing people with what they can find along our coastline and how to prepare some of it for a healthy dinner!!

https://www.facebook.com/OceanForests/

Tasmania has a wealth of marine algae worth investigating.

Opportunities to create innovative new