Luxurious city pad totally Rox
This stylish Hobart apartment is the ideal place to base yourself while exploring the city but it’s also one that helps you feel truly connected to the Hobart Town of yesteryear, writes Kirsty Eade
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Old fave cafe’s new owners rise to challenge
The new proprietors of this much-loved West Hobart cafe have slowly been making a few tweaks while not messing with customer favourites, writes TasWeekend’s Alix Davis
Expert’s guide to capturing beauty of Tasmania’s landscape
Tasmanian photographer David Murphy finds autumn colours mesmerising. Through life’s struggles he’s also discovered nature’s healing powers. HIS TIPS FOR SNAPPING GREAT PHOTOS >>
Suburban Hobart cafe offers friendly dining vibes
“It is everything a neighbourhood cafe should be”: food writer Alix Davis discovers a suburban gem on the outskirts of Hobart which serves up tasty meals with a side of community spirit.
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Private island getaway a feast for the senses
A new collab between some of Tasmania’s most deluxe tourist operators is giving holidaymakers the chance to experience their very own superstar moment.
Party of five continues for Tassie actress Katie Robertson
Five Bedrooms star Katie Robertson is back on home soil and enjoying family – both in the real world and the TV version.
Nuyina is breaking new ground in icy research
The nation’s new Hobart-based Antarctic vessel will raise the bar for scientific research with huge capacity and sophisticated technology. TAKE A LOOK INSIDE >>
Peacock and Jones relaunch results in classy spread
As the new culinary curator of Peacock and Jones, celebrity chef Ben Milbourne has been helping create a menu that’s full of Tasmanian flavour, says TasWeekend food writer Alix Davis.
Unwind and indulge on island paradise in our own backyard
How many Tasmanians know about this small island with some of the best views – and the best people – in the world, only a stone’s throw from their front door? SNEAK PEEK >>
Tasmanian of the Year saving the planet one doco at a time
Acclaimed filmmaker Craig Leeson, who was recently named Tasmania’s Australian of the Year, has had an unfathomable impact on our environment – and it all started in the sea. HIS STORY >>
Crystal caves and old-school ways: A Huon Valley adventure back in time
If you’re like me and you don’t like change, you’ll love the Huon Valley. It has a genuine art deco pub from the 1930s and a glittering crystal cave that hasn’t changed in 40 million years, writes Amber Wilson.
Kingston Beach cafe is on to a shore thing
Inspired by a visit to a store in Bangalow, NSW, Boho – a little oasis, hidden from the street – is like a secret world full of greenery, good food and comfortable seating.
JackJumpers star import settles into Tassie family life
American basketballer Josh Magette has been described as “one of the best passers on earth”, but he feels he has hit the jackpot in Tasmania. INSIDE HIS FAMILY LIFE >>
King Island is Tasmania’s best kept secret
As borders open and Tasmanians start travelling again, there’s no better place than just a stone’s throw away — naturally beautiful, with abundant wildlife and a superb food scene >>
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