Chart-topping pop-punk band heading down to the Apple Isle
The Smith Street Band is no stranger to Tasmania and is heading back to the state for a run of shows as they prepare to release album number seven.
The Smith Street Band is no stranger to Tasmania and is heading back to the state for a run of shows as they prepare to release album number seven.
A fast and furious decade of political life and parenting led Larissa Bartlett to find calm through mindfulness. The teacher and researcher now brings her expertise to Beaker Street Festival
Winter Feast 2024 is attracting big crowds – but there are special private sessions making the world of difference for some families. See the gallery >>
‘It’s eating something delicious while being mildly scared’. Find out what Winter Feast guest chef Vaughan Mabee was talking about, plus all the details of this year’s Feast.
After 10 stellar years at the helm, this year’s Mofo will be the last for artistic director Leigh Carmichael. Huge international acts, the return of Dark Park – see what wicked treats he has in store.
The fit, articulate, well-educated 31-year-old from Tasmania is a refreshing new breed of fighter, shaking MMA’s bad-boy image and bringing this lesser-known sport into the mainstream.
Artistic director Lindy Hume admits she got more than she bargained for when she moved to Tasmania six years ago, as she presents her most “adventurous” Ten Days on the Island program yet.
Tens of thousands of party people flocked to the paddock for a weekend, which saw the resurgence of one of Tassie most loved music festivals, Party in the Paddock. SEE THE PICS >
Fashion and racing go hand in hand. See the hottest looks off the field with 100+ faces of the Hobart Cup.
Tassie born festival, Party in the Paddock has made a triumphant comeback this weekend, following a three year hiatus. See the thousands of faces that flocked to Quercus Park for the highly anticipated event >
Tassie born festival, Party in the Paddock has made a triumphant comeback this weekend, following a three year hiatus. See the thousands of faces that flocked to Quercus Park for the highly anticipated event >
About 450 wooden vessels will hit Hobart for one of the world’s largest boat festivals and sailors like Nick Jaffe – who completed a solo Bass Strait voyage in an open-cockpit boat – excitedly share tales of adventure.
Saturday’s eagerly anticipated Wine Machine party at Home Hill Winery will feature blockbuster acts Flight Facilities, Lime Cordiale and Cut Copy, and an extended cellar door area.
It’s been a month to remember for a young Hobart woman: In her daytime guise, she graduated uni and secured a plum gig at the RHH. And at night, she is set to soar.
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