A Brief Guide to Bruny Island

The Bruny Island, a conjoin between two islands connected via a 5 kilometre long and narrow sandy isthmus known as Neck, is the seat of some of the most exquisitely preserved natural environments in Tasmania. The place abounds in different varieties of native wildlife including mutton birds, little penguins, echidnas, etc., and also has spectacular...

Heavy Snow In Tasmania Leaves Most Of The Locals Of Bonorong Into A Snow Frenzy

Tasmania has had many heavy snow falls in the last month and that has surely proved to send most locals into the snow frenzy! The social media virtually had an absolute white out & the snow basically caused a lot of school and road closures for the past few weeks, especially on the southern Tabs, which even meant that the staff were not able to...

The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

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Hobart – An Escape From the Hectic Pace of City Life

With an average population of around 215,000 people, Hobart is considered as the second least populous capital city in Australia. Almost 42 per cent of people living in the island state of Tasmania are based in this city, largely due to its location on the banks of the magnificent Derwent river. This capital of Tasmania boasts of a grand harbour...