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With the citizens of NSW and Victoria having been unable to travel to the Apple Isle for months until earlier this week, the operators of The Tasman, managed by the giant Marriott group and representing Hobart's newest and probably first genuine world-class five-star hotel,

Australia's new Antarctic vessel, RSV Nuyina, has been officially launched at the Hobart docks ahead of her maiden voyage to Antarctica. The $529 million

Premier RSV Nuyina launch . Tasmania has today welcomed Australia’s new Antarctic vessel, the RSV Nuyina to the Port of Hobart. Tasmania has a lo

Hobart has been bustling in the lead up to the last weekend of shopping before Christmas, with one business expert predicting a bumper period for retailers. SHOPPING TRENDS + POPULAR GIFTS >> COVID has so far failed to dampen the spirit for Christmas shopping.

TASMANIA’S newest high-end accommodation has opened in style, with the first guest being welcomed to The Tasman in the Hobart CBD.

The timber-laden schooner Trumpeter stranded at Browns River south of Hobart, on the night of 26 February 1854 with the loss of two lives including that of owner-master William Cheshire. At least two others on board struggled ashore.

The timber-laden schooner Trumpeter stranded at Browns River south of Hobart, on the night of 26 February 1854 with the loss of two lives including that of owner-master William Cheshire. At least two others on board struggled ashore.

Under the command of Captain Hall, the schooner Matilda left Hobart in August 1848 to pick up a cargo of guano at Babel Island, in the Furneaux Group. The vessel was at anchor in a small bay in the lee of the island until about 5.

A five-wicket haul for Jess Jonassen leads the reigning WNCL Champions to a season-opening win in Hobart A scintillating 5-24 from Queensland Fire’s Jess Jonassen and a 114-run partnership between Mikayla Hinkley (72) and Grace Harris (64) guided the Queensland Fire to their opening win of the WNCL by 66 …

Hobart Hurricanes' pace bowling depth is being tested due to a variety of circumstances, but help could soon be on the way. The 'Canes suffered a blow when left-arm quick Joel Paris hurt his groin in this week's loss to the Perth Scorchers,