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 Are you looking for the best ways to keep your home dust-free? Then you are at the right place! The dust presents on your household surfaces not only diminish its appearance but also lead to allergies. Therefore, you need to figure out some ways that can effectively clean the dust. Here is an article that has 10 remarkably easy ways to keep your home dust-free. It will help you to remove dust from ceiling corners, carpets, floors without any stress or hassles. Even professionals also follow many of these ways to remove dust during house cleaning. To read the article, click the link mentioned below. https://www.bondcleaninginhobart.com.au/10-remarkably-easy-ways-to-keep-your-home-dust-free/

 A woman who tested positive to COVID-19 after arriving in Tasmania from the United States on Monday was fully vaccinated and had tested negative to the virus 72 hours before arriving.  The woman, aged in her 40s, had followed all the rules required to return to the state, Premier Peter Gutwein told a press briefing this afternoon. He said no-one else who travelled on the same plane has tested positive yet.  Tasmanian health authorities have asked anyone who was on Jetstar flight JQ-721 from Sydney to Hobart, which arrived at 11:42am on Monday, to isolate immediately. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-01/covid-19-positive-woman-isolating-in-hobart/100663692

 In its first unified move to counter anti-fish farm campaigns, business leaders connected to the Tasmanian salmon industry have formed an alliance to talk up its importance as an employer and a contributor to the state's economy.  The Spectran Group's Mark Hindmarsh does environmental monitoring for the fish farm industry and has signed up to the Tasmanian Farmed Salmon Alliance. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-01/tas-salmon-industry-fights-back-against-negative-press/100661988

 Tasmania is known for its sparkling white beaches and clear turquoise waters that take your breath away, in more ways than one. Some beaches around the island feel colder to swim at than others, and locals have their own theories as to why. Stuart Corney, an oceanographer from the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies, says there are many factors that influence water temperature, and why a beach around the corner feels colder than its neighbour. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-12-01/what-makes-some-tasmanian-beaches-colder-than-others/100613538