The challenging Run the Bridge lured in young and old, including European elite athlete Robin Hendrix who is already thinking about a return. See the photos of runners crossing the bridge >>
It was a celebration of love for thousands of Tasmanians marching in colours of the rainbow at the annual TasPride Parade.
“Art has saved my life over and over again’’: how Grace Chia’s move to Tasmania helped the talented artist and musician overcome depression and anxiety and embrace her creativity
See who was out and about at the final Franko Street Eats for the season, the Lindisfarne Historical Society book launch and the opening of Albuera Street Primary School and Selena de Carvalhoof’s exhibition.
Stallholders have been left counting the cost of The Unconformity cancellation, after the festival was stopped on the first day due to the snap Covid lockdown.
An indie rocker who has brought her poignant and witty tunes to festivals such as Coachella and Lollapalooza will headline the next Day on the Lawn music festival. DETAILS >>
Early-bird tickets have gone on sale for what is being billed as Tasmania’s biggest and best food and wine festival. TICKET DETAILS + VOTE IN OUR POLL >>
Rumours that Tasmanian salmon will be banned from the upcoming Taste of Summer festival are “absolutely not true”, organisers say. LATEST >>
With mainland lockdowns, the West Coast’s Unconformity festival is delivering an exciting program featuring local talent, giving Tasmanians the chance to discover for themselves what the rest of the nation has been raving about
A festival shaking up the state’s north this week has had its funding secured for another three years as the creative director and executive producer move onto new pastures. FULL LIST OF CANCELLED + GREEN LIGHT EVENTS >>
Four Tasmanian festivals will share in funding as organisers of a wine weekend on the East Coast expand their offering to 11 days of tasting, touring and socialising. DETAILS >>
Organisers for the Taste of Summer are on the hunt for 80 stallholders for the summer festival. HOW TO APPLY >>
Organisers of the Royal Hobart Show say they are determined for the event to go ahead this year for its 200th anniversary, saying only one thing will stop it from happening.
There’s a new doctor in town … well there’s about to be … when the UTAS awards Tassie comedian Hannah Gadsby with an honorary doctorate in literature. HER REACTION >>
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