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Rude Boy – Interview

Cocktails and fried chicken? Say less. Nestled in the heart of Midtown, you’ll find one of Hobart’s most loved bars, blending Caribbean-inspired charm with Hobart hospitality. Welcome to Rude Boy,…

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A Moment of Tea – Interview

When was the last time you stopped what you were doing and made yourself a proper cup of tea? For Joanne and Zachary, the husband-and-wife team behind A Moment of…

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Doux Cafe – Interview

A Sweet New Corner in Hobart On the corner of Harrington and Bathurst Street, a hidden gem awaits! Warm scents of pastry, matcha and freshly baked dough drift from the…

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Health and Leisure – Interview

Long before home gyms were trending and fitness apps were a thing, Health & Leisure Hobart was already helping Tasmanians move more and feel stronger, be it at home, in…

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Parthenon Souvlaki Bar – Interview

A Hobart Icon Returns Serving up Greek classics like gyros, baklava, Greek-style snack packs, galaktoboureko and the crowd pleaser – souvlaki. Parthenon has been bringing Mediterranean flavours to Hobartians since…

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Bangkok City – Interview

From the outside, it might look like your typical Thai restaurant, but within these walls are a hardworking husband and wife who work from 7 am to 11 pm, preparing…

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Studio Dirt – Interview

If you’re looking for a new analogue hobby, a cosy winter pastime, or a fun way to meet new people, we’ve got you covered! Meet Amber and Maia: former colleagues…

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The Rice Corner – Interview

Welcome to The Rice Corner, where every dish tells a story. At 22 Francis Street in Battery Point, rice is more than a staple in every dish – it’s a…

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Hampden Bar & Bistro – Interview

Say Ciao Hobart to this cosy bistro tucked away on the historic Hampden Road in Battery Point. This local eatery is redefining what it means to dine out in Hobart.…

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Sure Thing Barbershop – Interview

Behind the doors of 84 Harrington Street lies a little slice of Hobart history. These four walls have been home to barbers for over 60 years, witnessing the rise and…

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Mountain Culture – Interview

Located on Murray Street, this industrial-esque building has been home to several fallen Hobart icons, such as the Westend Pumphouse and Fox Fridays. Now, it welcomes the newest taproom to…

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Where Beans Meet Brilliance: Abercrombie Coffee Turns One!

Just a short stroll from North Hobart main drag and directly opposite The Friends’ School, Abercrombie Coffee is the kind of place you stumble upon once and then keep coming back to.…