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Mountain River Flower Patch
— A pick-your-own flower patch at Mountain River, just up the hill from Huonville. Open through the summer: take a bucket, cut what you like, pay for what you carry out.
Volcanic Winter, by Mark Rutherford
— When a plan to combat climate change threatens life on Earth, one man has seven days to stop it.discovertasmania.com.au
Submit to be featured by Tasmanian News
— Share your business, story or event with Tasmanian News. Submitting is free, and every feature is reviewed before it appears. Tell our readers what you do, what is happening and why it matters to them.Community
Cygnet Folk Festival 2027
— Friday 8–Sunday 10 January 2027 in Cygnet. Three days of music, dance and song, with concerts, workshops and showcases across the town.Community
Del Amitri: Past to Present
— Sunday 28 February 2027, doors 7pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Four decades of their greatest music.Services
FindHelpTAS
— Free online directory of more than 900 health and community support services for Tasmanians.Community
Julian Charrière: Hard Core
— At Mona until 29 March 2027. Sculpture, film, photography and installation exploring deep time, geology, science, industry and the changing natural world. Included in museum entry.Community
HEALTH with Perturbator and King Yosef
— Wednesday 23 September, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Licensed 18+ event.Community
Island of Ideas: Combatting the Code
— Wednesday 30 September, 6–7:30pm, in Southern Tasmania and online. A free public talk asking what happens when governments hand decision-making to algorithms.Services
Launceston Marriage Office
— Affordable registry-style marriages in Launceston and the north of Tasmania.Community
Jordan Rakei: A Safe Place to Be Wild
— Wednesday 9 December, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. All ages.Community
MISS KANINNA: BLACKPRINT Tour
— Friday 9 October, doors 7:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart, supported by Mali Jose.Services
Mobile Therapy Tasmania
— In-home massage across Southern Tasmania, including support for older people and people living with disability, chronic illness or limited mobility.Community
Mutual Aid Community Kitchen: Free Food for All
— Every Sunday, noon–3pm, at Mathers House, 108–110 Bathurst Street, Hobart. A free hot meal and community gathering open to everyone.Community
Peking Duk: Paradise Album Tour
— Friday 6 November, doors 7:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. Licensed 18+ event.Community
Queens of the Stone Age
— Friday 11 December at MyState Bank Arena, with special guests Primus and Tropical Fuck Storm. Doors 5:35pm; show 6:35pm. All ages.Services
The Internet, by Josh Withers
— A web development studio building websites for small Australian service businesses that need a modern site: fast, plainly written, and built to be found and quoted by search and answer engines as readily as by a person.Community
The Sound Inside
— Thursday 8–Sunday 18 October at the Playhouse Theatre, Hobart. Adam Rapp’s psychological drama, starring Marta Dusseldorp and Griffin McLaughlin and directed by Lee Lewis.Community
TSIM: No Mistakes Tour
— Thursday 1 October, doors 6:30pm, at the Odeon Theatre, Hobart. All ages; the performance contains adult themes.Services
Your Digital Handyman
— Patient, practical help with phones, computers, tablets, websites, email, files and cloud services, in person across Southern Tasmania or online.Community
Elope to Tassie
— Two people, a witness, and the best scenery in the country. Where to hold a ceremony for two in Tasmania, which celebrants travel to meet you there, and where to stay after.Community
Wedding Directory of Tasmania
— Hobart, Launceston, the Huon, the east coast and the north west: wedding suppliers across Tasmania, for locals and for couples flying down for it.Community
nipaluna
— The noticeboard for Hobart and the valleys around it: things for sale, rentals and property, jobs, cars, services and community notices. nipaluna is the palawa kani name for Hobart.Notices
Funeral Celebrants
— A directory of funeral and memorial celebrants working across Australia, listed by state, so a family arranging a service can find someone close by without a search.Community
The Tasmanians
— Living here and making a go of it: food and drink, houses and land, the outdoors, the arts, and what is on around the island.Services
The Apple Nation
— An independent guide to living with Apple gear, and a directory of the people who fix, sell, support and build for it. Not affiliated with Apple Inc.Community
Hobart Guide
— What to do with a few days in Hobart: Mona, kunanyi, Bruny Island and the Huon, plus where to eat, where to stay, and which day trips are worth the drive.Diploma
— Australian training and the people who deliver it: registered training organisations, VET providers and professional-development bodies, listed by the field each course leads into.Services
Huon Valley Directory
— Huonville, Franklin, Cygnet, Geeveston and Dover: the trades, growers, services and places to stay in the valley, alongside what is for sale, what is going and what is on this week.Services
Someone who will actually turn up
— Finds lists Australian trades and home services — builders, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, painters, roofers and landscapers — organised by the job you need done rather than by the trade name.Services
Hobart Directory
— Local businesses across Hobart and southern Tasmania: the trades, services and small operators a local actually needs, with the contact details out in front.Community
Listen
— Australian podcasts sorted by what they are actually about — news, true crime, comedy, sport, business, history — with a plain description of each and a link to where it plays.Services
The Best
— A short list, by field: Australian operators who are among the best at what they do, filed by trade rather than by suburb.Services