NAMED: Hobart businesses lock in cash from state grants
A total of 33 small businesses around Hobart are sharing in more than $250,000 of grant money that the state government has handed out. FULL LIST >>
A total of 33 small businesses around Hobart are sharing in more than $250,000 of grant money that the state government has handed out. FULL LIST >>
Women at risk of homelessness will benefit from a donation of $500k worth of furniture from a hotel in the midst of a significant refurbishment.
After a balmy night at this Hobart eatery transported me to Greece – I was thrilled to hear that when new chef Paul Foreman originally worked here it was a Greek restaurant, says Alix Davis.
The Instagram-worthy mineral hot tub is an obvious drawcard, allowing guests to soak away stress, surrounded by nature. But Orchards Nest has plenty more to offer guests, writes Linda Smith
The state government reneging on $170k for new bike lanes in Hobart’s CBD was not enough to put a stop to the project, after the council found a solution to the funding shortfall. Latest.
One of the most recognisable global accommodation brands is opening its first Tasmanian rooms today in Hobart. Take an inside look at Tasmania’s first Hilton branded hotel >>
The Hobart City Council will lobby the state government to take action on drivers who run red lights. Meanwhile one councillor said it could make Tasmania a ‘police state’.
Lack of hospital linen and staffing shortages are common complaints among Royal Hobart Hospital’s cleaning staff. But management’s latest move has left staff feeling “floored”.
It’s been more than four and a half years since Faith Tkalac lost her son, Jari Wise. Now she’s using her grief to help young people recognise the signs of domestic abuse in a new campaign.
Alleged teen hoons have been caught on video captured by drone cameras. See the video.
The contentious Hobart CBD bike path has drawn the ire from many, including the business community, while the council is doubling-down on it. HAVE YOUR SAY.
The council swooped in to save Collins St bike lanes after the state government pulled funding from the project. But the move hasn’t been welcomed by business owners. POLL INSIDE.
Dan Rawlins couldn’t decide on a city or country existence, but the answer became clear when he visited Tasmania. Look inside his TV-worthy, $300,000, sustainable hemp and horse poo home
A councillor’s social media posts were found to be in breach of the Code of Conduct … again. This time she’s been sanctioned over a post which mentioned a ‘likely fake’ designer handbag.
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