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One of the favourite fixtures on the WBBL calendar is back, with the Hurricanes' annual Pride Round set to light up Ninja Stadium on a perfect Saturday afternoon as they take on the Brisbane Heat.
As the only Pride Round in the competition, this is a special opportunity to celebrate inclusivity, support the LGBTQIA+ community, and stand alongside players as the Hurricanes proudly put Pride front and centre.
Dress in your favourite rainbow colours, bring a picnic blanket, and settle in for a fantastic family day at the cricket. Enjoy world-class entertainment, big moments, and some of the best players in the world as they take the field in a fixture that celebrates diversity, belonging, and community.
Whether you're a lifelong Hurricanes fan or attending your first match, Pride Round is all about coming together and showing that everyone has a place in our game.
Tickets only $15, and kids go free!
Awaken your body, mind, and soul and experience the healing art of Reiki at Gifts from Gaia's two-day Reiki Level 1 Workshop. Participating in a Reiki Level 1 workshop can be a deeply personal and life-changing experience.
The two-day workshop will cover the Usui Reiki healing method. The workshop facilitator will align you with Reiki's healing energy through the attunement process. The philosophy behind Reiki will also be covered, along with how to tune into your healing energy and use it to heal yourself, your family, and your friends.
The workshop facilitator is an Accredited Reiki Treatment Practitioner, Reiki Master, and Teacher with Reiki Australia, an Approved Training Provider with IICT (International Institute of Complementary Therapies), and a member of the International Association of Reiki Professionals Reiki Healing Association. They have been teaching Reiki since 2013 and have worked as a Reiki Practitioner since 2011.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by. Visit Gifts from Gaia's website now to learn more and sign up for the workshop. Awaken your inner healer and transform your life today!
Address details will be provided once registration and payment are complete.
Join in at Ninja Stadium as the Hurricanes take on the Sydney Thunder in our final home match of the regular season.
With tickets just $15, there's no better time to gather your friends and family, settle in on the hill, and get behind the Hurricanes.
Bring a picnic blanket, soak up the sunshine, and enjoy all the excitement of world-class T20 cricket, featuring some of the best players in the game.
Grab your tickets, fill the hill, and help us make Ninja Stadium a sea of purple for this huge Saturday afternoon clash.
Tickets only $15, and kids go free!
Graham Toole is best known for his acclaimed Kenny Rogers & Friends theatre show performing timeless hits including Lady, The Gambler, She Believes In Me, Ruby, Daytime Friends, Rhinestone Cowboy, Thank God I'm a Country Boy, Country Roads, Lucille, Galveston, You Can't make old Friends.
A recipient of the Frank Ifield International Spur Award, he presents a polished, refined, and engaging performance backed by an exceptional session band, appealing to audiences across multiple generations.
An accomplished tribute artist singer‑songwriter with more than 38 years of professional performance experience. He is also celebrated for his authentic interpretations of Glen Campbell & John Denver.
Graham gained worldwide recognition after being selected to play Kenny Rogers with the Las Vegas Legends at Melbourne's Crown Casino.
Block out your diary because Moo Brew is back on the Mona lawns for an afternoon of revelry—with Melbourne rockers favourites Dallas Crane headlining.
Known for their raucous, guitar-driven live shows, the band are joined on the bill by Glass Media, Rā Bellatrix and Pisco Sour.
Back where they first started brewing over 20 years ago, they'll be serving up Moo Brew's core beers, some experimental brews, plus the return of Single Hop in its iconic 440ml can and the much-loved hefeweizen.
There'll also be flame-cooked food from Heavy Metal Kitchen, and a stout and oyster bar.
Entry is free. So bring your mates, your picnic rug and your appetite for a day of live music, cold beer, good food and great company.
4 days. 4 worlds. A trail running adventure through Tasmania's wild heart.
Coastal trails with ocean views one day. Alpine peaks the next. Ancient rainforest dripping with moss and mystery on Day 3. And Sea cliffs that drop 300 metres to the Southern Ocean as the grand finale (in the famous region famous for the "Three Capes Walk").
Choose from 2 different race distances:
The "Devil" Long Course sees you covering 15-25km per day (88.5km total).
The "Quoll" Short Course delivers the same variety in a less "leg sapping" package – 10-23km per day (total of 67.5km).
Zia McCabe (she of The Dandy Warhols fame) believes our human nature is being eroded by the onslaught of information we're subjected to. So, inspired by Be Here Now, the 1970s manual for conscious being, she's created an interactive escape from modern life.
At Mona, she'll present this surrealish lounge: a space furnished with sound, vibration and movement intended to soften the nervous system and quiet the mind.
Designed to shift our focus away from doing everything all at once, See Hear Now is all about feeling our way back to the present moment.
Part exhibition, part design pop-up, LOCALE features the work of some of Tasmanian best designers and makers working across jewellery, ceramics, glass, textiles, furniture and printmaking to produce a diverse range of sculptural and functional objects for the home and to wear.
Exhibitors will be asked to consider how a particular space, place, or landscape serves as the direction and motivation for their practice.
The work on show will consist of both one-off and production pieces and will include jewellery, ceramics, textiles, glass, printmaking, furniture and timber objects, and will include a series of maker demonstrations and artist talks.
There is a collective approach to sustainable practices and the retention of traditional manufacturing in the production of works that are both skilful and innovative.
Meet the artists and learn more about the work on display each day.
One of Australia's most respected and reliably brilliant stand-up comedians, Daniel Connell, is hitting the road on another national tour across the country. Fresh off winning the 2025 Piece of Wood Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, the coveted peer-voted honour awarded by fellow comedians, Connell continues his quiet rise as one of the most admired voices in Australian comedy (Melbourne International Comedy Festival).
Renowned for his understated charm, dry observational wit and masterfully constructed storytelling, Daniel Connell has built a career on delivering slow- burn, deeply satisfying comedy that catches audiences delightfully off guard.
His calm, relatable presence instantly puts crowds at ease, allowing punchlines to land with devastating effect.
In Prairie Dog, Connell leans into his signature style of warm, intelligent stand- up, unpacking the absurdities of modern life with precision and heart. From the strange habits of everyday Australians to the quiet chaos bubbling beneath polite society, Prairie Dog is classic Connell: thoughtful, tightly written, and laugh-out-loud funny.
Award-winning stand-up Daniel Connell (as seen on Have You Been Paying Attention?) returns with a brand-new show. Book now as this show will sell-out. 'A comedic masterpiece' - Onya Magazine.
Secure your tickets now for the Hurricanes' first home match of the season as we take on the Brisbane Heat under lights at Ninja Stadium.
Expect everything that makes Big Bash cricket unmissable: big hits, crowd catches, family-friendly entertainment, and some of the best players in the world competing in a prime-time showdown.
With a star-studded squad and high expectations for the season ahead, the Hurricanes have all the ingredients to make a serious run at the BBL|16 title. Now, all that's missing is your support from the stands.
Heart Aesthetics Hobart offers a calm wellness pause a short drive from central Hobart. The clinic is in New Town on a direct bus route, about ten minutes from the waterfront precinct and major hotels. Visitors can book relaxation-focused services including LED sessions, tailored facials, light peels and gentle skin needling designed for short stays.
Rooms are quiet and private, with the option for two people to attend together. Staff provide clear guidance and simple after-care suited to Tasmanian conditions. Guest Wi-Fi is available. Parking is nearby and public transport runs frequently to and from the CBD. The location is convenient to the Lady Franklin Gallery, the New Town Rivulet Track and the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, making it easy to combine a treatment with a day of exploring Hobart. Images show the entry, reception and treatment room to help visitors plan their visit.
While Australia’s mainland colonies experienced a severe economic depression in the 1840s, Tasmania remained prosperous owing to unpaid convict labour and industries such as wool production and whaling.
Runnymede represents Tasmania’s golden age. This Regency marine villa was built by lawyer Robert Pitcairn and Dorothea Pitcairn c1836-1840 and extended by Tasmania’s first Anglican Bishop, Francis Russell Nixon who resided there between 1850 and 1862. Captain Charles Bayley then acquired the house and named it Runnymede after his favourite whaling ship. The Bayley and Bayly families resided in the house for over a century. Enjoy a guided tour of this gracious house with its elegant furnishings, fascinating maritime collections and verdant gardens.
Garden: Original 19th century villa garden including a carriage drive surrounding the house, 1840s stables and coach house, cast iron fountain, historic trees and plantings.
Runnymede is located on Bay Road, New Town 7008 (15 minutes by car from Hobart CBD via the Brooker Highway, travelling in the direction of MONA).
Nearby attractions: Hobart CBD, Penitentiary Chapel and Criminal Courts and MONA (Museum of Old and New Art).
Runnymede is available for private events bookings.
Harnon Sauna is a wood-fired mobile sauna experience located on Hobart's iconic waterfront at Long Beach, Sandy Bay.
Inspired by centuries-old northern sauna traditions and shaped by Tasmania's wild coastline, Harnon invites visitors to move through cycles of heat, cold, rest and connection. Guests can enjoy the warmth of a handcrafted timber sauna before cooling off with a cold shower or a dip in the ocean just steps away.
Built by a local Tasmanian family using reclaimed materials and local timbers, the sauna offers a welcoming and authentic experience for both first-time visitors and seasoned sauna enthusiasts. Guided, social and private sessions are available, with a focus on wellbeing, community and spending time in nature.
Harnon provides a distinctly Tasmanian way to experience sauna culture, where the elements become part of the ritual.
Taking the Long View is an exhibition by established award-winning Tasmanian Artist Henrietta Manning.
Included are thirty-two paintings and ten Vessels displayed in the historic Lady Franklin Gallery. The paintings, interiors and landscapes, are long and thin in a striking panoramic format.
The Artist will be in attendance on weekends and is conducting a free public talk in the gallery, Stories Behind the Paint, at 11am on Sunday June 21st.
Fifteen minutes' drive from central Hobart, the Gallery is in a natural bush park setting, so you can combine Art and a great walk.
Moonah Arts Centre supports and promotes arts and cultural development within the City of Glenorchy and Southern Tasmania. They provide a welcoming space for the community to meet, collaborate, participate in art and culture and share their experiences and stories.
At Moonah Arts Centre, we are devoted to promoting inclusion and celebrating the diversity of gender, age, race, faith and abilities. The facilities were designed with inclusivity in mind, featuring all-gender bathrooms, ramps and ground-level access, accessible meeting and break-out rooms, hearing loops and plenty of accessible parking. Moonah Arts Centre is a member of the Australian Breastfeeding Associations "Breastfeeding is Welcome Everywhere" network.
The visual arts and performance program offers regular exhibitions, workshops and events. They also have several spaces available to hire for presentations, functions and events.
Moonah Arts Centre is proudly owned and operated by Glenorchy City Council.
This is a gem of a walk and is one of many you can try at Waverley Flora Park.
Walking difficulty: Moderate
Mountain Biking difficulty: Intermediate
Length: 2.8km
Time: 1 hour walk
Parking: Turning circle at the end of Lanena Street
Activities: Mountain biking and walking
Dogs: Under effective control (Please obey signage. Effective control means your dog is in close proximity, in line of sight, immediately responds to your voice command. If not, leave your dog on lead)
The name of the trail is taken from palawa kani and refers to the limuna (sheoak tree) which are endemic to the Bedlam Walls Reserve.
Accessed via the Shag Bay Track and set across 700 metres along the headland of Bedlam Walls, the takara limuna walking trail features a viewing platform, a central firepit and gathering circle.
Activity: Walking only trail. This is an easy walk for families, with panoramic views of the Derwent River throughout the length of the walk.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Dogs: Under effective control (Please obey signage. Effective control means your dog is in close proximity, in line of sight, immediately responds to your voice command. If not, keep your dog on lead.)
Getting there and parking: Park at the end of DeBomford Lane in Geilston Bay Regional Park, cross the bridge over Geilston Creek and follow the track along the edge of Geilston Creek Road to where the main track begins at Sarean Court. The track is mostly flat but slightly undulating.
The Clarence Foreshore Trail is a multi-user pathway following the shores of the Derwent River. It offers a diverse range of scenery, from picturesque bays filled with moored yachts to she-oak forest and parkland. There are playgrounds, beaches and points of interest along the trail. The quality of the path varies from wide concrete to narrow gravel sections.
The total length of the trail is 14.5 kilometres between Geilston Bay and Howrah but it can be broken into shorter sections.
Activities include Cycling and Walking, and difficulty Levels are both Easy. Dogs should be on a lead and to a distance of two metres on each side of the track.
Parking is available at a number of points including DeBomford Lane (Geilston Bay), Simmons Park (Lindisfarne), Montagu Bay Park (Montagu Bay), Kangaroo Bay Parklands (Bellerive), Bellerive Beach Park, Wentworth Park (Howrah), Howrah Recreation Centre, 17a Howrah Road, 47a Tranmere Road or Pindos Park (Tranmere).
Originally the site of one of a chain of signal stations that linked Hobart Town with Port Arthur, Mount Nelson is now the location for a restaurant, picnic area and lookout and is only a ten-minute drive south of Hobart.
Here you'll find sweeping views of Hobart and Storm Bay from the quaint little signal station - the next best views of Hobart and the surrounding waterways after Mt Wellington.
The Truganini Reserve extends on from the signal station and protects an area of native bushland on the south-east side of Mount Nelson. Look for wildflowers dotted throughout the bush and listen for the song of native birds, including the endangered swift parrot.
Efoiling is the ultimate fusion of surfing, flying, and innovation. Using a battery-powered board with a hydrofoil wing beneath, riders glide silently above the water—no wind, waves, or towing required. It's like snowboarding on a powder day (with a much easier learning curve). Experience the thrill of flight and the freedom to explore.
Efoil Tas is Tasmania's only authorised Fliteboard partner, offering premium eFoil lessons, tours, sales and service. Whether you're a curious beginner or an avid adrenaline-seeking adventurer, they tailor every experience to your skill level and comfort.
Certified instructors guide you safely from first lift-off to confident cruising, all in the stunning natural beauty that Tasmania has to offer. Lessons are held in and around Hobart, with the exact location dependent on wind conditions. They also regularly service the East Coast and North West Tasmania. Get in touch today to arrange a session.
The Clarence Mountain Bike Park is located in the Meehan Range. It’s drier than the Wellington Range on the western side of the river, making it suitable for use during winter.
Council manages the area between the Flagstaff Gully Link Road car park, along the northern side of the Tasman Highway, to Belbins Road, which makes up the Clarence Mountain Bike Park. The rest of the range is managed by the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service.
The trail network extends throughout the Meehan Range Nature Recreation Area and includes tracks for beginners (green), intermediate (blue) and advanced riders (black).
To reach the top of the Meehan Skyline Trail K’s Choice is an easy (green) climb that starts partway along the XC loop (it’s bi-directional so keep an eye out for descending riders) or the Corkscrew Climb, a technically challenging intermediate track for those looking for a workout.
There’s a choice of descending tracks with the Corkscrew Descent and Dinosaur Descent catering for intermediate riders while the Grassy Valley Descent has technical rock lines for advanced riders.
The park links to other tracks in the Meehan Range. A Skyline Fire Trail extends to the Parks and Wildlife Service managed Meehan Recreation Area in the Redgate section off Belbins Road. There are also purpose-built mountain bike tracks creating a loop between Flagstaff Hill and Caves Hill.
Step inside Tasmania's premier wild‑caught abalone processing factory and discover the journey of one of the world's most prized seafood delicacies.
The immersive visitor experience takes you behind the scenes of the Tasmanian wild abalone fishery, showcasing how expert divers sustainably harvest abalone from the pristine Southern Ocean.
Enjoy guided tours of the factory, where you'll watch an engaging, cinematic video that reveals fascinating facts about Tasmania's abalone industry, the harvesting process, and the unique marine environment that makes their abalone world‑class.
Get hands‑on with the ocean's treasures as you hold live abalone, watch them move, and capture memorable photos. Then delight your palate with two unique tastings: a freshly cooked abalone served in rich garlic butter
or a sample of the all‑natural, retort‑cooked vacuum‑packed abalone, ready to enjoy straight from the pouch
Before you leave, explore the dedicated retail area, where you can shop for premium abalone products at wholesale prices, giving you exceptional value on some of Tasmania's finest seafood.
