Evan Wallace

Apr 13, 2024 | abc.net.au | Evan Wallace

Jan Kasteel and her late husband Frank were best friends. In 2017, after nearly 52 years of marriage, Mr Kasteel received a diagnosis of a language variant of Alzheimer's. "As the disease progressed there would be a step down … and those steps got bigger," she said. "And the last couple of years … I could only understand about 10 per cent of what he was saying. "It became quite lonely.

Mar 17, 2024 | abc.net.au | Evan Wallace

In short: With the state election looming, the Tasmanian Liberals have vowed they plan to ramp up the logging of Tasmania's native forests, dismissing the call to end the practice as an "anti-jobs pledge". Thousands have taken to the streets of Hobart in a 'March For Forests' rally organised by the Bob Brown Foundation, who say there is a "swing away" from both the Liberals and Labor due to their endorsement of logging. What's next? Tasmanians will vote for a new government on Saturday March 23.

Mar 6, 2024 | figma.com | Sho Kuwamoto |Evan Wallace |Yuhki Yamashita

Every now and again, we ship a feature that makes us wonder how we ever got along without it. That’s certainly the story with multi-edit, which simplifies how you edit multiple objects across Figma. Now that it’s here, multi-edit feels like a natural part of Figma, but it deviates from an industry-wide norm on how selections work, and working out the details took time. Multi-edit had multiple lives before we were able to finally switch on that feature flag.

Feb 17, 2024 | abc.net.au | Evan Wallace

In short: Private health care provider Calvary Health has withdrawn from its plans for a $130 million co-located private hospital at the Launceston General Hospital. The LGH has the longest elective surgery waitlist out of Tasmania's four major hospitals, and the decision has sparked concern the list will blow out even further. What's next? The state government says it remains committed to a co-located hospital and is looking for a new provider.

Jan 19, 2024 | refresh.news | Evan Wallace |Ashleigh Barraclough

Struggling with life on the streets and looking after an aggressive dog, Mark turned to Pets in the Park for support. The service is experiencing an increase in demand as more Australians are forced into homelessness. Powered by the Echo RSS Plugin by CodeRevolution.