Hobart nightclub’s bid for late nights
After a rocky start, new ownership and a rebrand, a Hobart nightclub and cafe could soon be open for late nights. Details.
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Flavours at this Hobart cafe will transport you down the Silk Road
Persian food doesn’t have a high profile in Hobart, but a visit to this hidden gem of an eatery for a casual lunch or dinner is highly recommended, writes Alix Davis
‘Female drivers are some of the best drivers we have’
Women are bucking tradition and becoming garbage truck drivers to boost lagging driver numbers. Here’s why Tasmanians are leading the nation.
LIST: Best and worst Derwent swim spots this summer
The results are in and we can reveal the best and worst sites along the Derwent to swim, based on water quality. Here’s how beaches along the Derwent Estuary rated.
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This SoHo cafe is a great refuge, when the weather’s driving you nuts
The residents of South Hobart are indeed fortunate to have this bustling cafe as their local and, after this brunch, I’m vowing not to leave it too long before my next visit, writes Alix Davis
You’ll be ‘peasantly’ surprised by this hidden Coal River Valley gem
This recently opened cafe and wine bar captures the best of the region and packages it beautifully in a cosy space just made for lazy afternoons over a glass or two of wine, writes Alix Davis
TAC says Crowther’s feet should have stayed on Franklin Square plinth
The bronze part of the statue of William Crowther has finally been removed, but some say there could have been other ways to deal with the statue. Here’s how much the work cost the council.
Tasmanian of the year shares family’s devastating cancer battle
The Unite in Yellow Lunch raises much-needed funds for investment into cancer research across Tasmania. For Motherland founder, the event holds special meaning for her this year.
Grand plans for business which grows mushroom in disused train tunnel
Inside an old underground tunnel is a Tasmanian business which would make Super Mario’s heart skip a beat. If all goes to plan it could be ready for a new endeavour. Here’s what’s on the cards.
‘The reality is patients can die’: Ambulances in urgent need of replacing, union says
Tasmanian ambulances are in urgent needs of replacing, a union claims, warning Tasmanians could be in danger if nothing changes. Here’s how many they say need to be replaced.
Medium density housing could ease city’s growing pains
Well-planned medium density housing could be the key to easing Hobart’s growing pains, the mayor says. Here’s why it might be the best option for Hobart.
Embracing variety of opportunities in adopted Tassie homeland
Mohammad Aldergham was a disillusioned 30-year-old with little hope for the future when Tasmania unexpectedly swooped in and saved the day. Now he’s giving back to the state that saved him.
‘Sometimes I think this is the sh*ttiest thing, why me?’
An Aussie man has opened up on his trauma and how he has been able to bounce back.
Vietnamese gallery breathes new life into old Glenorchy Ice Rink
The old Glenorchy Ice Rink had been repurposed and turned into a new gallery, proudly displaying the work of three generations of a family of artists. See their stunning work.
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