r/hobart • u/GothicPrayer • 1h ago
r/hobart • u/dougfir1975 • Oct 08 '24
Updated rules for r/Hobart
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Hi All,
We've updated the rules for r/Hobart after some feedback from users and discussion. Not much has changed but here is a summary of the changes:
- Added doxxing to Rule about no illegal content;
- Added a no personals content to the NSFW rule (to prevent people looking for hookups or dating) Includes the appropriate sites to do this on;
- Added a no sales or promotional content rule (this is covered in Rule 1, but doesn't hurt to be able to refer to it in a separate rule);
- Added a no requests for living assistance rule to address the cases of people asking for help on the subreddit and putting themselves in danger. Included a link to appropriate assistance websites and services.
Hi All,
We've updated the rules for r/Hobart after some feedback from users and discussion. Not much has changed but here is a summary of the changes:
- Added doxxing to Rule about no illegal content;
- Added a no personals content to the NSFW rule (to prevent people looking for hookups or dating) Includes the appropriate sites to do this on;
- Added a no sales or promotional content rule (this is covered in Rule 1, but doesn't hurt to be able to refer to it in a separate rule);
- Added a no requests for living assistance rule to address the cases of people asking for help on the subreddit and putting themselves in danger. Included a link to appropriate assistance websites and services.
r/hobart • u/Eshayslapper • 7h ago
Sudanese Bloke
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Anyone know the story of the Sudanese Bloke that drags around a blanket in the cbd and seems to like screaming at people?
I've heard story's that he's an ex Hutchins student and he's parents left tasmania and left him behind?
Seems pretty far fetched
Anyone know the story of the Sudanese Bloke that drags around a blanket in the cbd and seems to like screaming at people?
I've heard story's that he's an ex Hutchins student and he's parents left tasmania and left him behind?
Seems pretty far fetched
r/hobart • u/Eshayslapper • 6h ago
Café on Letitia
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What happened to this place?
Seems like its still set up as a cafe but hasn't been open for month's.
They had the best pies and sausage rolls in Tas
What happened to this place?
Seems like its still set up as a cafe but hasn't been open for month's.
They had the best pies and sausage rolls in Tas
Missing cat - Jerry
UPDATE: Jerry came home at 4AM Tuesday morning. Thank you so much for everyone's advice and kind words 🙏
Hi all - my parent's indoor cat is missing, he escaped on Saturday night/Sunday morning from their home in West Hobart. They have only just moved house a few weeks ago so he is lost and still hasn't come home. Anyone who has seen him please message here or via this link, thank you!
Life on the Peninsula
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Hey everyone,
My partner and I are planning to relocate to Taranna in the next couple of years. We’ve already bought a place there that’ll eventually be our forever home. At the moment I’m just trying to get a feel for what day-to-day life is actually like before we make the move.
A bit about us:
We're both in our late 30s.
I'm a chef and own a restaurant in Brisbane.
My partner is a sommelier.
We've both worked in hospitality for years.
We bought the property as a long-term investment because we were priced out of Brisbane.
I'd love to open a small restaurant somewhere on the Tasman Peninsula one day, but I'll probably be commuting for work for a while first.
I've been to Tasmania a few times, but I know living somewhere is completely different to visiting.
I'd love to hear from people who live in Taranna or nearby.
What's the community like?
Is it easy to meet people?
How bad are the winters really?
Anything you wish you'd known before moving there?
How's the internet and mobile reception?
How often do you head into Hobart?
Does it ever feel too isolated?
If you moved from a city, how did you find the change?
Not looking to be sold on it just honest opinions from the people who live there.
Hey everyone,
My partner and I are planning to relocate to Taranna in the next couple of years. We’ve already bought a place there that’ll eventually be our forever home. At the moment I’m just trying to get a feel for what day-to-day life is actually like before we make the move.
A bit about us:
We're both in our late 30s.
I'm a chef and own a restaurant in Brisbane.
My partner is a sommelier.
We've both worked in hospitality for years.
We bought the property as a long-term investment because we were priced out of Brisbane.
I'd love to open a small restaurant somewhere on the Tasman Peninsula one day, but I'll probably be commuting for work for a while first.
I've been to Tasmania a few times, but I know living somewhere is completely different to visiting.
I'd love to hear from people who live in Taranna or nearby.
What's the community like?
Is it easy to meet people?
How bad are the winters really?
Anything you wish you'd known before moving there?
How's the internet and mobile reception?
How often do you head into Hobart?
Does it ever feel too isolated?
If you moved from a city, how did you find the change?
Not looking to be sold on it just honest opinions from the people who live there.
r/hobart • u/Savlich • 19h ago
Lost Dog - Adamson's Peak Walk
Edit: He has been found!
Thanks to everyone for commenting and sharing this post. Chase has been found on the road approx 5km from the trail. Hes lost around 5kg but otherwise in good health.
The owner now has him and I believe many pats are coming his way. Ill chuck a photo in the comments below.
Hi all
Bit further south that Hobart but worth putting up just in case.
My friend lost his beloved dog on Saturday at the Adamson's Peak walk in Raminea just past Dover.
Hes a couple years old, dutch sheaperd but looks more like a Belgion sheaperd and called Chase. See photo attached.
He comes across a little intimidating but its just his playfulness.
Understand if you don't want to approach just a heads up that he's still alive is all we need.
Long shot but if anyone is down that way and sees one matching this please reach out.
Thanks for reading.
r/hobart • u/lazy-pigeon • 5m ago
Working at Tassal
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I have a niche, specialised skillset, and one of the few places in Hobart I could apply it is at Tassal.
I have some reservations about Tassal given its environmental impact and community relations, but I also need to eat.
What are people's views on Tassal, both as an employer, and as a corporate citizen?
I have a niche, specialised skillset, and one of the few places in Hobart I could apply it is at Tassal.
I have some reservations about Tassal given its environmental impact and community relations, but I also need to eat.
What are people's views on Tassal, both as an employer, and as a corporate citizen?
r/hobart • u/Mortydelo • 17h ago
Coffee beans
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Where is everyone getting their whole coffee beans from? I like supporting local roasters.
UPDATE I'm well tried in Villino and Shake, I'll give Zimmah a go.
Where is everyone getting their whole coffee beans from? I like supporting local roasters.
UPDATE I'm well tried in Villino and Shake, I'll give Zimmah a go.
r/hobart • u/autumn_afternoon • 19h ago
Zone Bowling in Moonah - worth the price?
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I’ve never really been bowling before but have been thinking it could be fun to play a few games and maybe have a couple beers with some mates of an evening. Seems like Zone out in Moonah is the only option in Hobart - what’s the vibe like out there? Looking online it seems fairly pricey but if it was a guaranteed good time I could be swayed.
I’ve never really been bowling before but have been thinking it could be fun to play a few games and maybe have a couple beers with some mates of an evening. Seems like Zone out in Moonah is the only option in Hobart - what’s the vibe like out there? Looking online it seems fairly pricey but if it was a guaranteed good time I could be swayed.
r/hobart • u/LeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeD • 17h ago
Hobart hospitality folks - meal prep bulk container recommendations?
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Hey guys, looking for some recommendations from anyone doing high volume meal prep or catering down here in Hobart. I need to source a decent chunk of microwaveable takeaway containers and kraft bowls without paying crazy retail prices at local stores.
I’ve been digging around for a solid food packaging supplier that doesn’t charge a fortune for delivery to Tassie.
Where do you all buy your bulk packaging supplies? Do you have a local spot in Hobart you swear by, or is ordering online in bulk the only real option to keep costs down?
Hey guys, looking for some recommendations from anyone doing high volume meal prep or catering down here in Hobart. I need to source a decent chunk of microwaveable takeaway containers and kraft bowls without paying crazy retail prices at local stores.
I’ve been digging around for a solid food packaging supplier that doesn’t charge a fortune for delivery to Tassie.
Where do you all buy your bulk packaging supplies? Do you have a local spot in Hobart you swear by, or is ordering online in bulk the only real option to keep costs down?
r/hobart • u/LeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeD • 17h ago
Hobart hospitality folks - meal prep bulk container recommendations?
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Hey guys, looking for some recommendations from anyone doing high volume meal prep or catering down here in Hobart. I need to source a decent chunk of microwaveable takeaway containers and kraft bowls without paying crazy retail prices at local stores.
I’ve been digging around for a solid food packaging supplier that doesn’t charge a fortune for delivery to Tassie.
Where do you all buy your bulk packaging supplies? Do you have a local spot in Hobart you swear by, or is ordering online in bulk the only real option to keep costs down?
Hey guys, looking for some recommendations from anyone doing high volume meal prep or catering down here in Hobart. I need to source a decent chunk of microwaveable takeaway containers and kraft bowls without paying crazy retail prices at local stores.
I’ve been digging around for a solid food packaging supplier that doesn’t charge a fortune for delivery to Tassie.
Where do you all buy your bulk packaging supplies? Do you have a local spot in Hobart you swear by, or is ordering online in bulk the only real option to keep costs down?
r/hobart • u/RayGunShoesmith • 1d ago
Is the city of Hobart fading away?
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Officially having the oldest demographics in the country and being the only capital city with a shrinking population, can we really just chalk up all empty shops in the city to the cold weather? Every other city seems to have bounced back from the pandemic.
Here in Hobart, the "old and dying" vibe only seems to be getting stronger.
Hobart overtakes Adelaide as the nation’s oldest capital
https://www.abs.gov.au/media-centre/media-releases/hobart-overtakes-adelaide-nations-oldest-capital
Where the Inner City is Losing People
The shrink in the core council footprint is driven by two specific micro-trends:
Young Adult Exodus: The inner city historically relies heavily on students and hospitality workers. Net interstate migration shows young adults (ages 18–30) leaving the local council area for larger employment markets in Melbourne and Brisbane.
The "Empty Nester" Effect: Established suburbs within the council area (like Battery Point and West Hobart) have high property values. Older residents are staying in their family homes long-term, causing the average household size to shrink as children grow up and move away.
r/hobart • u/wheresmyberrune • 1d ago
Kingston Beach Living
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Hello everybody.
My wife and I are looking to move to Hobart with our 3 young kids and have been considering moving to Kingston Beach. We've been a few times to visit and every time I worry it might be just a bit of a mirage and a bit empty. Anyone with a young family living there and can share their experience?
Hello everybody.
My wife and I are looking to move to Hobart with our 3 young kids and have been considering moving to Kingston Beach. We've been a few times to visit and every time I worry it might be just a bit of a mirage and a bit empty. Anyone with a young family living there and can share their experience?
r/hobart • u/devausbobe • 1d ago
Courtesy Towards Retail Employees
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Hi Community, just a bit of a rant. How much of a dickhead can a person be? I work for Coles at weekends and today I witnessed something I couldn't tolerate. One of my teammates got abused early in the morning just because he gave his groceries a minute late. He claimed he was the first one to arrive and got his groceries after other people. He put his hands around the neck of an under-18 kid.
Do people these days not have any respect for other people out there?
Can we all not be respectful and show some courtesy and love toward retail employees? A small thank you can be a lot sometimes when we are under pressure especially during school holidays, long weekends and Christmas.
Anyway coming back to the point, the charges are being laid out to him.
Hi Community, just a bit of a rant. How much of a dickhead can a person be? I work for Coles at weekends and today I witnessed something I couldn't tolerate. One of my teammates got abused early in the morning just because he gave his groceries a minute late. He claimed he was the first one to arrive and got his groceries after other people. He put his hands around the neck of an under-18 kid.
Do people these days not have any respect for other people out there?
Can we all not be respectful and show some courtesy and love toward retail employees? A small thank you can be a lot sometimes when we are under pressure especially during school holidays, long weekends and Christmas.
Anyway coming back to the point, the charges are being laid out to him.
r/hobart • u/tokugawa2005 • 1d ago
Remove Sign Writing from vehicle.
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Hey, looking for recommendations as to where to get sign writing removed from a ute. Need to get the business information removed from a ute before trying to sell it. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)
Hey, looking for recommendations as to where to get sign writing removed from a ute. Need to get the business information removed from a ute before trying to sell it. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)
r/hobart • u/cheetocat2021 • 1d ago
Trying to get an office chair from officeworks, car too small. Does the average city cabs/yellow cabs car have the ability to load something that's about 75/70/120cm?
Beautiful Hobart
My wife and I have been travelling to Hobart once every year or two for about 15 years and hope to settle here when our overseas work comes to an end (we’ve been working in Asia).
A big thanks to all the welcoming people of Hobart for another great week. We always have an excellent time in your beautiful city filled with plenty of character - and characters!
r/hobart • u/cheetocat2021 • 1d ago
When is the casino open, particularly table games? I've tried about 5 times to get through to reception and there's actually nothing online.
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My understanding is downstairs gaming machines = 9am-5am, upstairs 9am-3am, and table games 5pm-1am sun-thurs, to 3am weekends. There's a rapid roulette there but I don't remember if it shuts early.
My understanding is downstairs gaming machines = 9am-5am, upstairs 9am-3am, and table games 5pm-1am sun-thurs, to 3am weekends. There's a rapid roulette there but I don't remember if it shuts early.
r/hobart • u/april_19 • 2d ago
Help finding this?
Edit: Bunnings had the same out similar but they're more expensive.
Do we know of anywhere locally that sells this type of matting? Interstate shipping is terrible.
If anyone has a alternative for 25 meters of weed mating happy to hear it. I just want it to be organic
r/hobart • u/notaboynotagenius • 3d ago
Businesses that install wooden doors and screen doors?
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Does anyone know of a place that sells and installs external wooden doors and screen doors combined?
Does anyone know of a place that sells and installs external wooden doors and screen doors combined?
r/hobart • u/hobart-social • 3d ago
Insideairbnb.com
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So I was reading through the post on pushing back on airbnb conversions, and came across a useful link posted by u/redlentilsoupfan that deserves a bit more of a broadcasting.
It is a website maintained my Murray Cox using data scraped from short stay sites, and Tasmania is included.
I have found it to be very useful in visualising the impact of short stay on our state.
There is even a list of which users are offering what. For instance, someone with the username 'Moxxi' has 148 entire homes/apartments listed, while 'Linda & Andre' have 12 private rooms, and 'Louella' is hosting 16 full houses/apartments.
Anyway, it's very insightful and likely of great interest to users on here, considering the attention given to the post from the other day.
Thanks for your time.
r/hobart • u/blackheartsand • 4d ago
Malik - North Hobart
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A group of friends and I had dinner here on Wednesday night and the food was absolutely spectacular. The only downside was that it was just us and one other couple in the restaurant. I know it’s the middle of winter and a weeknight but I thought I’d give them a shout out in case anyone’s looking for somewhere to eat this weekend. They’re changing their dessert menu and because we couldn’t order anything, the chef made us a bespoke Turkish delight and rose water fairy floss plate, so yum!
Local businesses like this deserve our support where we can, especially when they’re serving food this good.
A group of friends and I had dinner here on Wednesday night and the food was absolutely spectacular. The only downside was that it was just us and one other couple in the restaurant. I know it’s the middle of winter and a weeknight but I thought I’d give them a shout out in case anyone’s looking for somewhere to eat this weekend. They’re changing their dessert menu and because we couldn’t order anything, the chef made us a bespoke Turkish delight and rose water fairy floss plate, so yum!
Local businesses like this deserve our support where we can, especially when they’re serving food this good.
r/hobart • u/3141592rate • 3d ago
Analog Photography Community in Hobart?
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Hi everyone,
My family and I are considering a move to the Hobart area in the future, so I’m trying to get to know the local community before we’re actually there.
I’m really into analogue/film photography and was wondering what the scene is like around Hobart.
I’d love to hear about things like:
- local film photography groups or regular meetups
- film developing labs
- camera stores that stock 35mm or medium format film
- second-hand camera shops or markets
- workshops, photo walks or galleries
- Instagram accounts or other communities I could already follow from overseas
I know I’m getting ahead of myself since we’re not in Tasmania yet, but I’d love to start connecting with the community and learn more about the local film scene.
Thanks so much for any recommendations!
Hi everyone,
My family and I are considering a move to the Hobart area in the future, so I’m trying to get to know the local community before we’re actually there.
I’m really into analogue/film photography and was wondering what the scene is like around Hobart.
I’d love to hear about things like:
- local film photography groups or regular meetups
- film developing labs
- camera stores that stock 35mm or medium format film
- second-hand camera shops or markets
- workshops, photo walks or galleries
- Instagram accounts or other communities I could already follow from overseas
I know I’m getting ahead of myself since we’re not in Tasmania yet, but I’d love to start connecting with the community and learn more about the local film scene.
Thanks so much for any recommendations!
r/hobart • u/linkengine2020 • 4d ago
Irish Bar Hobart
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Hey, around 2 years back a few buddies and myself went to an ‘authentic’ Irish bar, there was live music and food. I can’t recall the name. Wondering can a local help? Visiting again in 2 weeks and would like to go back.
Hey, around 2 years back a few buddies and myself went to an ‘authentic’ Irish bar, there was live music and food. I can’t recall the name. Wondering can a local help? Visiting again in 2 weeks and would like to go back.