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Your guide to Hobart’s latest food, arts and culture news across Tasmania.
Melbourne Food & Wine Festival 2026: The Full Program, Highlights and Unmissable Events
Melbourne Food & Wine Festival returns in March 2026 with more than 200 events across Victoria. From a Greek-themed World’s Longest Lunch to the debut of CAKE PICNIC and world-leading chefs, here’s everything you need to know.
Pencil It In! This Epic Tassie Food Fest Is Back
It's time to get outside and explore the best of the capital this spring.
Tasmania’s French Flea Market Moment You Need
Our pick of all the fun happening in and around Hobart this weekend.
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Father's Day in Tasmania 2025: Spoil Dad with a Fun Day Out
3-course meals, car shows and markets await for the dads of Tassie.
Brisbane's Best Matcha (According to Gabbi Deiuliis)
Insider tips, matcha hotspots and homemade coffee.
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How to eat and drink your way through MFWF without breaking the bank.
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Your 2025 festival calendar, sorted.
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Wineries, farms, lavender fields and historic properties – you’ll find beauty everywhere in this lush valley.
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