Hobart
Boost to Liberals, swing against Labor as voters punish ALP in Tasmanian poll
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff will seek to re-form government with an increased primary vote as Labor stares down the barrel of its worst result in the state’s history.
- Daniella White
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- Hotel reviews
The verdict on Hilton’s first property in Tasmania
While adding nothing distinctly unique to Hobart’s hotel scene, the DoubleTree is well positioned and excels in one particular area.
- Andrew Bain
Tasmania is facing another hung parliament. It could cost the state its AFL team
Voters will head to the polls on Saturday for the second time in 16 months - the fourth state election in seven years. But few are optimistic it will lead to a new period of political stability.
- Daniella White and Hannah Kennelly
Hobart’s best places to stay
From pavilions at an art gallery to art-filled hotel corridors, Hobart has made an art form of fine accommodation.
- Andrew Bain
A car crash and giant hand that looks like Donald Trump – Dark Mofo is back
Giant sculptures to an invitation to scream: after taking a break in 2024, the sprawling arts festival has returned with a bang – literally.
- Elizabeth Flux
Hobart hits: Eight new restaurants, bakeries and bars in the Tassie capital
Heading south for the winter? We have the low-down on Hobart’s new wine bars and breakfast spots, as well as a cosy ramen counter.
- Tomas Telegramma
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- Hotel reviews
With serenity and comforts aplenty, this restored retreat is superb
Hobart luxurious Lumiere Lodge is near enough to the centre and waterfront for all the attractions, but far enough afield to enjoy the peace of suburbia.
- Jim Darby
- Exclusive
- Pregnancy
Emma ditched her expensive health cover but a new plan could get her back
Expectant mothers could have their pregnancy managed by a midwife or GP under a radical proposal to make private maternity care more affordable.
- Angus Thomson
Spoilt for choice: Australia’s surprising foodie capital
People used to come to Hobart, stay one night, eat at one restaurant, then fly out. Now you can be here for a week and you’re spoilt for choice.
- Jim Darby
- Exclusive
- Crime
The playboy swindler and the former premier’s generous gift
The National Party figure paid thousands of dollars in legal fees for a serial fraudster, but maintains he was unaware of the young man’s crimes and is “gutted” to learn the truth.
- Clare Sibthorpe
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