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Weekly summary

The week that was in Tasmania

Seven stories that defined the past seven days, ranked by what readers came back to most.

  1. property · Sun, 28 June

    Tasmania's Property Sweet Spot: Why Regional Towns Are Outpacing Hobart in 2026

    As lifestyle buyers reassess priorities and affordability pressures mount, Tasmania's secondary markets are emerging as the real winners in this year's property cycle.

  2. wellness · Sun, 28 June

    Sleep Well, Live Better: Your Guide to Restful Nights in Tasmania

    From the quiet of our forests to simple evening routines, Tasmanians can harness their natural environment to transform sleep quality and overall wellness.

  3. property · Sun, 28 June

    Hobart's Waterfront Renaissance: $2.8B Development Pipeline Set to Transform Inner Suburbs

    Major planning approvals across Hobart's riverside precincts signal unprecedented growth, but affordability concerns loom for locals priced out of Tasmania's booming property market.

  4. wellness · Sat, 27 June

    Taking the Lead: How Tasmanian Men Are Taking Control of Their Health

    From bush walks to community fitness groups, Tasmanian men are discovering that preventative health isn't complicated—it just takes one small step.

  5. property · Sat, 27 June

    First Home Buyers: Your Complete Guide to Cracking Tasmania's $560K Market

    With state grants, federal schemes and affordable alternatives to Hobart's hotspots, first-time buyers have genuine pathways to property ownership in Tasmania.

  6. wellness · Sat, 27 June

    Getting There Matters: How Transport Access Is Reshaping Senior Wellness in Tasmania

    As Hobart's older residents age in place, reliable transport to medical appointments and community activities has become as vital to wellbeing as the exercise itself.

  7. property · Sat, 27 June

    How much rent is too much? The 30% rule in practice

    As Tasmanian rents climb faster than wages, we ask whether the classic affordability benchmark still holds water in Hobart and beyond.