r/hobart • u/spidergyc • 3h ago
Oh don't give me hope Louise got voted out finally 🙏👀👀👀
Look I don't like Behrakis that much but I'll take him over Elliott tbh.
r/hobart • u/dougfir1975 • Oct 08 '24
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:
r/hobart • u/spidergyc • 3h ago
Look I don't like Behrakis that much but I'll take him over Elliott tbh.
r/hobart • u/scooter589 • 6h ago
Seriously though, Hobart and Tasmania in general is such a scattershot of different drivers and abilities. I’ve only lived here a year or so and I’m constantly amazed. The traffic in this town flows in the weirdest ways and it’s not the roads. It’s the way people drive here that causes a lot of the congestion.
I’ve driven cars all over the world and this place is truly mind boggling at times. Otherwise, it’s a great town.
r/hobart • u/ForumJoe • 6h ago
Hi,
I'm Joe and I've been playing a sport called Ultimate Frisbee for nearly 30 years. I reckon it's the best sport in the world. There's a small community that play it here in Hobart, and I'm running a a beginner social league that starts this Monday, so that more people can experience how awesome it is.
All the details can be found at this facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/share/1esy9SXjtb/
But I can also give you details here:
Soldiers Memorial Oval on the Domain, from 6pm to 6:45
No cost, totally free
There'll be an ASC accredited coach (that's me) teaching skills and techniques for the sport before we get into a short casual game. Each in the 6pm-6:45 pm timeslot will be the beginner league, so if you WANT to sign up for that, you can, and when you pay your registration fee you get a free frisbee if you're a new member. These are proper 175g ultrastars, not the cheap crap you get at kmart. https://tasmania.ultimatecentral.com/e/hobart-spring-social-2026
Everyone is welcome, all ages, all genders, all political persuasions, and even if you like pineapple on pizza.
Great way to meet new people.
Great way to get some fresh air...
A little bit of exercise, but nothing that will stress you too much. Go as hard or as soft as you want.
Anyway, I hope to see people there, feel free to AMA.
Possible Elected candidates:
WOOLEY, Charles
KELLY, John
HARVEY, Bill
POSSELT, Ryan
LENNON, Harvey
ZUCCO, Marti
DUTTA, Mike
BEHRAKIS, Simon
ASHDOWN, Tiffany
r/hobart • u/AltruisticCare3560 • 2h ago
r/hobart • u/Familiar_Business982 • 4h ago
Can anyone please recommend a person or business that does website maintenance? I already have a website: i just need someone to make some changes / make sure it's functioning well. Thanks heaps 😊
r/hobart • u/TassieRCD • 15h ago
r/hobart • u/Upbeat_String6783 • 11h ago
If you were looking to supplement a public education (a nice but small local school) to add some sporting/social/extension activities that are maybe not realistic to expect from a government school environment, what sort of activities/opportunities have you found to be great for your kid? It doesn't need to be academic or intense, just something that might increase a social group where the school is very small, or provide some fun and valuable experiences without over-scheduling or getting too production line about childhood?
r/hobart • u/Tigress2020 • 15m ago
I've looked and just can't seem to find it. Can anyone help me find the subreddit for the other side of the river please?
r/hobart • u/ShaunRemo • 1d ago
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r/hobart • u/vegemite_man • 1d ago
I’m looking for any recommendations for a dentist who is good with kids and who bulk bill with the Child Dental Benefits Scheme.
We’ve been to Moonah Dental in the last 18 months but the dentist who was there isn’t there anymore.
Any help most appreciated! 👏
r/hobart • u/Alone_Membership6063 • 1d ago
Any personal recommendations for double glazing installers? Thank you.
r/hobart • u/cheetocat2021 • 22h ago
I'm very lucky to live in an area without all that, aside from people that move in and don't stay long. My question is... does it happen so much in your area, that it regularly disrupts your sleep? What suburbs does it happen in, that one wouldn't initially expect?
r/hobart • u/SocialistAllianceTas • 2d ago
Don't forget to have your vote before close of polls Tues 27/10/2026 at 14:00!
Postal voting is closed. But you can still vote in person!
If you haven't received your ballot in the mail, head in to the Hobart City Council and the Tasmanian Electoral Commission team can re-issue it to you there.
Remember you can never waste your vote...
Vote well!
r/hobart • u/redlentilsoupfan • 2d ago
Just found this photo I took from the Pioneer Avenue bus stop in New Norfolk a couple of weeks ago. Thought it was worth sharing
r/hobart • u/LetUnusual • 2d ago
Hola! I'm looking for a psych in the general southern Tasmania region who knows their way around a late ADHD diagnosis and related grief, shame and depression, but also recognises bipolar or cyclothemia when they see it.
I have read a few other threads which make many good recommendations - as a result am also seeking intel on where Edwin Elcock is now (can't find him on the Archer Street site).
The thread from six years ago on BPD didn't have much in it unfortunately.
I am familiar with Carly Hargreaves for ADHD (and recommend her) but am looking for someone else, potentially a masc psych if there is one.
Thanking you in advance.
r/hobart • u/Rubixcubelube • 2d ago
Please and thank you.
Hiya - just after some reviews of the Children First childcare centre in South Hobart and the Good Start west Hobart… also looking at the Lady Gowries and collegiate in South Hobart but on waiting lists!
Thanks in advance :)
r/hobart • u/keywestkittten • 2d ago
hey legends does anyone know any shops in hobart that would sell a nurses hat for a costume? something like this
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r/hobart • u/HCPhotog • 3d ago
It seems like Hobart has a lot more properties listed at "offers over" prices than other cities.
How does this work in practice - is it a fishing attempt by agents to increase the price, and an offer under that figure might actually be accepted, or is that usually a hard floor?
e.g. Say a property has been listed at an "offers over" $1.5M for a couple of months. Would an offer of slightly under that even be considered? I know every seller's motivation is different, but interested in some local experience.
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r/hobart • u/deadcrush42 • 2d ago
in desperate need of the kinda haircut only a butch knows how to do PLEASE my last two have been abysmal I'm sick of shaving it all.