
Eating well on a tight budget: local tips for Tasmanians
With household budgets under pressure across the island, nutritious eating doesn't have to mean expensive eating, if you know where to shop and what to buy.
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With household budgets under pressure across the island, nutritious eating doesn't have to mean expensive eating, if you know where to shop and what to buy.

As plant-based eating becomes mainstream in Hobart and beyond, here’s where and how locals are getting their protein, without steak on the plate.

From the Intercity Cycleway to Cornelian Bay, Tasmanians are discovering that a leash, a willing dog, and a good patch of grass can do more for their health than a gym membership ever could.

The island's biting westerlies and heated indoor air are quietly dehydrating people, and most locals have no idea.

As temperatures climb across Australia, UTAS researchers unpack how science is backing up the state’s signature nature-based health approach.

Access free counselling in Hobart and Launceston without appointment or Medicare card. Walk-in mental health support seven days a week.

From group sessions in Hobart to guided meditation apps designed for Tasmanians, here’s how locals are embracing mindfulness-and where you can join in.

UTAS scientists and public health data are catching up with what Hobart's weekend hikers have long suspected: the island's natural environment is doing measurable good for mental and physical health.

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.

Tasmania's community health services are expanding to meet growing demand, with a focus on preventative care and wellness programs
Stressed Tasmanians are turning to evidence-based breathwork practices at local studios and parks, with science and community driving a mindful mini-movement.

From restorative floor work to sweaty vinyasa flows, Hobart's growing yoga scene offers something for every body, but picking the wrong class can do more harm than good.
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