The JackJumpers are preparing to build a new base in Kingston, but for another club it means being kicked out of their home of around 50 years. Here’s why it could spell the end for them.
The box covering the plinth of the controversial Crowther statue — that was toppled earlier this year — was tagged by graffiti.
He attracts attention wherever he goes but authorities are warning Tasmanians to leave Neil the seal alone. Read why.
Getting to the summit of kunanyi/Mt Wellington is a challenge for most people, but try doing it while pushing a 240kg piano. Here’s why Kelvin Smith did exactly that.
Head to this cafe for lunch or drop in and pick up dinner, just don’t make the same mistake I did and underestimate South Hobart’s newest burger bar, writes TasWeekend’s Alix Davis
Vinnies has had a significant win in its battle to build social housing on Argyle St after the Hobart City Council controversially voted down the proposal.
One of Hobart’s oldest homes of Mexican food has announced it is expanding to add a vibrant tapas bar and artisanal offering from the ‘house of love’.
Paulette Whitney wants us to reconsider hated vegetables through a book filled with Michelin-star level recipes.
We’ve all heard of the term ‘NIMBY’, especially in Tasmania, but what about ‘YIMBY’? Meet the new group who are saying ‘yes’, and find out why they support the UTAS move.
Two of Hobart’s most controversial issues have collided in a council debate on Monday, which led to the Save UTAS group being labelled ‘hypersensitive’. What happened in the chamber.
Hobart has passed a new decade-long transport strategy and e-scooters are a major part of it. Here’s why.
Halls Saddle could be the key to easing kunanyi Mt Wellington’s transport woes, two councillors say. Here’s why they think it’s been overlooked for too long.
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.
For two months, the bottom of the vandalised statue of William Crowther has been hidden behind a giant box, but it can’t stay there forever. Here are the council’s options.
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