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Latitude 40: Redesigning tourism on a small island

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by Furneaux Collective Inc

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<p>Latitude 40 : Stories from the Edge: is a podcast from the Furneaux Collective Inc, sharing conversations from Flinders Island at 40 degrees south. Through honest dialogue and local voices, the podcast explores what it means to live, lead and belong on a small island community navigating change.</p><p><br></p><p>Born from the Islander Way regenerative tourism journey, Latitude 40 has grown into something more - a space where community members reflect on leadership, resilience, enterprise, inclusion and the evolving relationship between people, place and visitors.</p><p><br></p><p>Each episode captures lived experience. Real conversations about how a remote island community shapes its own future - socially, economically and environmentally.</p><p><br></p><p>The Furneaux Collectives Latitude 40 Podcast is supported by the Tasmanian Government.</p>

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What is Latitude 40: Redesigning tourism on a small island?
<p>Latitude 40 : Stories from the Edge: is a podcast from the Furneaux Collective Inc, sharing conversations from Flinders Island at 40 degrees south. Through honest dialogue and local voices, the podcast explores what it means to live, lead and belong on a small island community navigating change.</p><p><br></p><p>Born from the Islander Way regenerative tourism journey, Latitude 40 has grown into something more - a space where community members reflect on leadership, resilience, enterprise, inclusion and the evolving relationship between people, place and visitors.</p><p><br></p><p>Each episode captures lived experience. Real conversations about how a remote island community shapes its own future - socially, economically and environmentally.</p><p><br></p><p>The Furneaux Collectives Latitude 40 Podcast is supported by the Tasmanian Government.</p>
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