Hobart Observer

Hobart Observer The Hobart Observer is Hobart’s very own community paper, delivered to the homes and post boxes within the Hobart municipality.

The Hobart Observer is a Tasmanian Community Newspaper delivered free of charge directly on a monthly basis to the homes and businesses in the municipality of Hobart. Please direct you advertising enquiries to advertising sales executive Tracey on 03 6210 201 or [email protected]

Please direct editorial enquiries to Stefania or Madison on 03 6210 5200 or [email protected]

Your local June Hobart Observer is out now. Online and delivered free! Link in the bio.
10/06/2026

Your local June Hobart Observer is out now. Online and delivered free! Link in the bio.

Tasmania Jewels lock in Steph Reid as a marquee Jewel after success in Europe and Asia. Jewels Coach Claudia Brassard sa...
10/06/2026

Tasmania Jewels lock in Steph Reid as a marquee Jewel after success in Europe and Asia. Jewels Coach Claudia Brassard said signing Reid was a significant moment for the club.

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Tasmania Jewels

HADLEY’S Art Residency Prize winner of 2025 has launched an exhibition of artwork and installations after a month-long r...
05/06/2026

HADLEY’S Art Residency Prize winner of 2025 has launched an exhibition of artwork and installations after a month-long residency. Queensland-based artist De Lamby Wulff was awarded the Residency Prize which includes one month’s accommodation at The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel, an art studio in the Salamanca Arts Centre and a $500 Artery voucher for art supplies. The exhibition titled ‘House of Lamby on Show’ featured sculptures and 2D work that were created during the artist’s residency, alongside other artworks from the past few years.

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SOUTHERN Tasmanians are once again being encouraged to embrace the spirit of Dark M**o, with the popular Paint The Town ...
05/06/2026

SOUTHERN Tasmanians are once again being encouraged to embrace the spirit of Dark M**o, with the popular Paint The Town Red photography competition returning for its 13th year. Running from June 8 to 22, the competition invites people to capture photos of participating Paint The Town Red businesses, public spaces and Dark M**o events as the city transforms for the annual winter festival.
Destination Southern Tasmania chief executive Alex Heroys said the competition had become a popular way for locals and visitors to engage with the festival atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to share their images on Instagram using the hashtag and tagging .

LIFELINE has invited Tasmanians to take on The Push-Up Challenge in June where funds raised would support critical, life...
19/05/2026

LIFELINE has invited Tasmanians to take on The Push-Up Challenge in June where funds raised would support critical, lifesaving services across the state.
The 24-day community fundraising initiative has transformed a simple daily activity into a focus on mental health, su***de prevention and connection.
CEO of Lifeline Tasmania Liz Brown said the Push-Up Challenge supported people in moments of deep distress and crisis.

The Old Scholars Football Association launched its Pink Socks Appeal raising funds for Breast Cancer Network Australia (...
15/05/2026

The Old Scholars Football Association launched its Pink Socks Appeal raising funds for Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA).

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Old Scholars Football Association Breast Cancer Network Australia

Banjos Bakery and SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY launched their annual statewide partnership to support mental health. To learn ...
14/05/2026

Banjos Bakery and SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY launched their annual statewide partnership to support mental health.

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UP Stay ChatTY Banjo's Bakery Cafe

Women and children experiencing family violence are benefiting from newly renovated communal spaces at the Hobart Women’...
13/05/2026

Women and children experiencing family violence are benefiting from newly renovated communal spaces at the Hobart Women’s Shelter, designed to support healing, recovery and wellbeing.

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Hobart Women's Shelter

Your local May Hobart Observer is out now. Online and delivered free! Link in the bio.
11/05/2026

Your local May Hobart Observer is out now. Online and delivered free! Link in the bio.

11/05/2026

Guide Dogs Tasmania has urgently called for Tasmanians to volunteer as Puppy Raisers to provide pups with a safe home to grow confident working dogs that will one day change lives.

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Guide Dogs Tasmania

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Hobart, TAS
7000

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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