Tasmania Property Prices Rise to $560,000 Amid 2021 Boom Echo
The state's median house price sits at $560,000, echoing the sharp rises recorded during the 2021 surge yet tempered by tighter lending conditions and slower construction.
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Naomi Baltyn and Savoy Deliver Live Music at Hobart's 38 Elizabeth Street
A live music collaboration comes to Hobart's Elizabeth Street this weekend, offering locals a chance to experience an intimate performance in one of the city's established venues.
Tasmania's Election Will Decide Salmon Rules, Stadium Funding, Bass Strait Power
With a state election due by March 2027, the policy positions of candidates across Tasmania's key electorates will directly determine whether major projects get built, environmental rules tighten, and remote communities keep their services.
The Small Habits Making a Big Difference for Tasmanian Wellbeing
From sunrise hikes on kunanyi to embracing cold-water plunges, locals are finding simple, sustainable ways to boost their physical and mental health.
Tasmania's Auction Clearance Rates Drop as Buyer Demand Softens
Hobart and Launceston auction results from the past month point to slower buyer demand amid shifting mortgage rates.
Tasmania's Big Decisions: How New Power Lines, Fish Farms Will Affect You
From Hobart's contested AFL stadium to the Marinus Link undersea cable, the decisions being made in Macquarie Street right now will shape household bills, jobs and the coastline for a generation.
Councillor's AI-drafted motion prompts broader debate about governance authenticity
A motion written using artificial intelligence has sparked questions about whether Launceston council is equipped to tackle the city's challenges.
Hobart's 5 Top-Rated Healthy Cafes Earn Nutritionist Approval
Hobart spots earn nods from UTAS-linked dietitians for balanced menus built around local produce.
ASX 200 Gains 0.24% as Global Markets Rally Forward
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Tasmania investors and super balances.
Tasmania's Housing Crisis: A Decade of Migration and Soaring Costs
A decade of migration, stalled planning reforms, and interstate competition has transformed Hobart and Launceston into some of Australia's least affordable cities.
Tasmania's Arts Initiatives Reshape Hobart's Creative Identity
Fresh arts initiatives across Hobart are reshaping how the city presents itself to locals and visitors alike.
Tasmania's Planning Overhaul Reshapes Property Markets Across State
New zoning rules and infrastructure decisions are already influencing where buyers look, what developers build, and how much land is worth across the state.
How Tasmania's Public Image Archive Ended Up Full of Duplicates, and Why It Took This Long to Fix
A decade of fragmented digital storage, agency mergers, and underfunded archival systems left the state's official image libraries bloated with duplicate files, here's the paper trail that explains it.
Tasmanian Women's Sports Guide: Netball, Cricket, Roar
A guide to the thriving women's sporting competitions across Tasmania, from netball associations to the Tasmanian Roar.
Tasmania's East Coast Reveals Pink Granite and Turquoise Waters
The Freycinet Peninsula and the Bay of Fires are among the most beautiful coastal landscapes in the world.
Tasmania's Winter Arts Festival Demands Months of Unseen Labor
Tasmania's winter arts push rests on months of unseen work by local teams at key Hobart venues.
Tasmania Changes Grant Rules for Community Services Providers
The legislation changes how state funds reach local organisations that deliver family support and emergency aid in places such as Launceston and Burnie.
Hobart’s Battery Point: A Neighbourhood in Flux with New Attractions and Rising Prices
This historic precinct is seeing shifts in housing, local businesses and community engagement that illustrate a changing face for one of Tasmania's oldest areas.