Hobart City

29/08/2025

Chance to become the Royal Hobart Show Ambassador!

If you know someone aged 8-12 and who loves Royal Hobart Show please share this message to them- they could be the next Betta Milk Royal Hobart Show Ambassador.

14/11/2021

Congratulations to the Australian Cricket Team!

28/10/2021

Emergency services are reiterating the dangers of flood waters, after two teenagers had to be rescued in Campbell Town yesterday evening. Tasmania Police, volunteer TFS and SES units and Ambulance Tasmania officers were called to the end of King Street about 7pm, arriving to find one teenager on the...

05/09/2021

30/08/2021

Everyone over the age of 16 is now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination.

If you are eligible and can’t find a clinic or make a booking that suits you, please check back later. New clinics and appointments are being added all the time.

Book your COVID-19 vaccination now at https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility?lang=en

26/08/2021

Nepalese leg-spinner Sandeep Lamichhane commits to a return to the Hobart Hurricanes for BBL|11

25/08/2021

Motorbike sellers beware… If you advertise a motorbike for sale and someone asks to take it for a test drive before purchasing - always meet in a public place (never at your home address) and never let anyone take your bike without legitimate proof of identity.

In recent weeks several motorbikes have been stolen by offender/s messaging using a fake social media profile, taking the bike for a test ride, and never returning. A couple of bikes have been recovered but a few remain outstanding.

While most people using online buy and sell sites are legitimate, some are not. Be wary and keep your bike safe.

**This text chat isn’t real, but it’s typical of what has occurred. Be careful.

24/08/2021

Do you see people using their mobile phones while driving? 🤔🚗

21 people were caught using their mobile phones while driving in Hobart's CBD in just two hours this morning.

Tasmania Police say using a mobile phone while stationary at traffic lights is an offence, with each driver fined $346 and three demerit points.

The infringements were handed out as part of a two-hour blitz, involving officers in uniform and plain clothes.

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20/08/2021