Josie Rozenberg Clarke

Newcastle upon Tyne, Sydney

Writer, Copywriter, Editor, Sub-editor and Podcaster at Freelance

Head of Editorial, @pedestriandaily. Also: TV junkie, cat lady, $8 wine connoisseur, Golden Girls fan. Instagram: @josieroze

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Articles

The Best Things to do on Bruny Island for the Perfect Day Trip

3 weeks ago | sitchu.com.au | Kelsey Harrington |Josie Rozenberg Clarke

Bruny Island stands out as a dreamy island destination, known for its slow-paced charm and stunning natural landscapes. While it’s ideal for a multi-day stay, it’s also perfect for a memorable day trip. Renowned for its exceptional local produce, Bruny Island invites you to indulge in freshly shucked oysters, artisanal cheeses, award-winning beers and wines, rich honey, and delectable sourdough. This gourmet experience is a true highlight of any visit.
The 10 MasterChef Australia Contestants Who Made The Biggest Bank After The Show

2 months ago | pedestrian.tv | Josephine Rozenberg-Clarke |Josie Rozenberg Clarke

MasterChef Australia has dished up a second edition of Back to Win in 2025, featuring contestants from previous seasons trying once again to take out the top spot in the competition. Now in its 16th season, this show has a knack of platforming talented cooks who go on to make it big — even if they don’t actually win MasterChef.
14 Of The Gnarliest Injuries In Australian Survivor History From Trench Foot To An Infected Ass

Mar 23, 2025 | pedestrian.tv | Josephine Rozenberg-Clarke |Josie Rozenberg Clarke

It’s no secret that Australian Survivor has probably THE most fucked-up challenges in the global Survivor franchise. And with crazy physical feats come even more insane injuries, believe it or not. Fans of the show from around the world tend to agree that our version of Survivor is the most bonkers when it comes to the challenges that contestants are put through, with one Redditor lamenting that “US [Survivor] has gotten way too soft on challenges”.
Salute The Sun With The Best Yoga Classes In Hobart

Mar 10, 2025 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke

Whether you’re visiting Tassie and have hiked your muscles into desperate need of vinyasa, or you’re a local looking to downward dog on the regular, there are plenty of yoga classes in Hobart to keep those joints limber. For those who want to break into a healing sweat, there’s lots of heated studios to get your Bikram fix. Or if you want to slow it down, most yoga centres offer yin yoga, a more mindful practice using props that allows your muscles to truly relax.
Things to Do in St Helens, Tasmania

Feb 23, 2025 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke

Tasmania’s east coast is gorgeous, with azure-blue waters, white sand beaches and orange lichen-covered boulders. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone coming to Tassie for outdoor adventures, and a fantastic spot to base yourself in is St Helens. The town of St Helens – one of the largest fishing ports in Tasmania – is the gateway to the Bay of Fires, sitting at the southern end of this famously photogenic region.
Best Free Things to do in Tasmania

Feb 17, 2025 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke

The best things in life are free (or very, very cheap) and the old cliché certainly applies to Australia’s most southern state. Rich in natural beauty and fascinating history, a holiday to Tassie doesn’t have to break the bank. Nice to hear in these trying times, right? Not only is it just a domestic flight away, there’s loads of budget-friendly things to do in Tasmania once you’re actually here. They key is getting out in nature – and Tassie has the great outdoors covered.
Best Vintage Shops in Hobart

Feb 13, 2025 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke

Hobart is well-known for its incredible food scene and postcard-worthy views, but its vintage shopping scene shouldn’t be slept on. With beloved vintage clothing stores that have been operating for decades and emerging up-and-comers, Hobart’s becoming quite the destination for fans of thrifting secondhand style.
Best Accommodation in Launceston for Your Next Fine Stay

Aug 28, 2024 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke |Kelsey Harrington

It’s easy to find a chic home away from home in this historic town. Here are our favourite picks of the best accommodation in Launceston. Launceston, with its charming blend of history and modernity, is a must-visit on any Tasmanian journey. This walkable city boasts delightful restaurants, galleries, and historic buildings. Explore Cataract Gorge with its scenic walks and old-fashioned chairlift, or visit City Park, where you’ll find a troop of resident monkeys.
Best Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Tasmania for a Tail-Wagging Adventure

Aug 12, 2024 | sitchu.com.au | Josie Rozenberg Clarke

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Now is 'perfect time' to claim money back from your energy company, says Martin Lewis

May 21, 2024 | bristolpost.co.uk | Josie Rozenberg Clarke |Steven Smith

Campaigners are urging households to reclaim credit they have built up with their energy supplier in order to "reset" direct debit payments that remain high as prices drop. The Warm This Winter campaign, while stressing that customers should not cancel their direct debits as this could lead to higher unit costs being imposed on households, said early summer was the ideal time to reset energy payments for the year ahead.