Every story we published in July 2026.
Wellness · 10 July 2026
From the kunanyi trails to the Hobart Waterfront, Tasmanians are ditching the gym membership and taking their wellbeing outside, and the numbers show it's working.
Lifestyle · 10 July 2026
From Salamanca Place to neighbourhood farmers markets, the people behind the stalls tell the story of how Tasmanians actually shop and connect.
Lifestyle · 10 July 2026
Bartenders and regulars on Salamanca Place and Elizabeth Street are steering visitors toward the genuine spots-and away from the tourist traps that have multiplied across the city.
Property · 9 July 2026
Tasmania's rental yields edged higher in the first half of 2026 as median house prices held near $560,000 amid steady demand from interstate buyers.
Property · 9 July 2026
Lifestyle migrants and local buyers are shifting focus to Invermay for its mix of older homes and proximity to Launceston facilities.
Culture · 9 July 2026
Hobart’s winter calendar fills quickly with markets, exhibitions and performances that draw both residents and visitors to specific venues across the city.
Culture · 9 July 2026
Hobart residents are turning out in force for a new exhibition at MONA that taps into fresh conversations about isolation after the national Telstra outage.
Wellness · 8 July 2026
Tasmania's community health services are expanding to meet growing demand, with a focus on preventative care and wellness programs
News · 5 July 2026
A data error that swapped property images across Hobart City Council records has left homeowners and small businesses scrambling to correct their official listings before rates assessments lock in for the new financial year.
News · 5 July 2026
A surge in duplicate image theft is hitting Tasmanian community groups and small businesses hard, and locals want answers.
News · 5 July 2026
As councils worldwide scramble to clean up corrupted and duplicated imagery across public digital infrastructure, Hobart's approach is drawing comparisons, not all of them flattering.
News · 5 July 2026
From Hobart's waterfront to Launceston's suburbs, community members are describing the personal toll of having their photos lifted and reused without consent across online platforms.
News · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and fraudulent property images are flooding real estate platforms, and Hobart renters and buyers are among those paying the price.
News · 5 July 2026
A bulk digital imaging error has wiped or duplicated hundreds of historical property and heritage photographs held by two Tasmanian councils, leaving residents scrambling to recover records of homes, farms and community landmarks.
News · 5 July 2026
A wave of duplicate and corrupted images in the City of Hobart's online development application system has prompted urgent remediation work, leaving residents and architects unable to verify planning documents.
News · 5 July 2026
New data reveals the scale of duplicate and corrupted image records clogging Tasmanian government and cultural institution databases, and the bill for fixing them.
News · 5 July 2026
Tasmanians whose family and community images have been swapped out by automated duplicate-image systems are pushing back, saying the replacements erase irreplaceable local stories.
News · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and stolen property images are appearing across rental and sales platforms at a growing rate, leaving Hobart and Launceston residents vulnerable to scams at one of the most financially stressful moments of their lives.
News · 5 July 2026
Duplicate and stolen property images are flooding rental and short-stay platforms globally, and Hobart's tight housing market makes it a prime target.
News · 5 July 2026
A decade of underfunded digital management left the state's official photo libraries bloated with duplicate images, and agencies are now scrambling to clean up the mess.