Good times are on the menu at this North Hobart eatery
This North Hobart restaurant is a great venue for a group – servings are generous and affordable – and the whole vibe is very laid-back and designed for casual, fun times, writes Alix Davis.
Hobart & South
Oasis support act kicking off national tour with two Tassie gigs
Popular indie rockers Ball Park Music is kicking off it’s Australia tour with a couple of stops in the Apple Isle — and they’re bringing a new sound with them.
New Hobart eatery’s menu is streets ahead
The flavours of Vietnam at this new Harrington St restaurant are both finely nuanced and robust and this menu offers a delicious selection that showcases them well, writes Alix Davis
New spin on old spice a welcome addition to Hobart dining scene
Our evening at this relatively new eatery was delightful, and it’s wonderful to see one of the world’s great cuisines given a more sophisticated treatment and presentation, writes Alix Davis
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Poor workplace culture in UTAS faculty, report reveals
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Global success for unlikely Tassie painter
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New-look waste centre unveiled after $9m upgrade
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Cancer survivor’s sense of humour driving force behind relay team
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New Hobart bistro is effortlessly stylish
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Cancer survivor’s wild new book odyssey
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