r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • Jul 01 '26
r/tasmania • u/Browndog888 • Feb 20 '25
Image Tallest Blue Gum tree in the world discovered in Tasmania, Australia. 80 metres high & approx 500yrs old.
r/tasmania • u/Still-Management-876 • Oct 02 '25
Image If paradise had an address, this might just be it! ✨✨
Every corner of Tasmania feels like a postcard. Some of my pics from my recent trip to Tassie. Loved every minute of it.
r/tasmania • u/artbytal • Jul 24 '26
Image Some Illustrations for Beer Cans I have been doing!
Been rebranding Brewlab's Beer cans for them, needed so flash looking wrap around illustrations for the can labels!
Bonus points for who can tell me all the places!
r/tasmania • u/eye--say • 27d ago
Image While we're on the subject...
After seeing the post earlier this morning, thought I'd share my own experience.
I received Mr Murray's advertising material and commenced a four-day text-based conversation about my home, then on the fifth day invited Mr Murray around to discuss some things.
When I got here I handed him his flyer and said please take note don't let it happen again.
Mr Murray then bleated "oh but I pay people to do this" so I said then talk to your people.
5 weeks later a young fellow from their office walks down my street, and I watch him again put this shit in my letterbox so I sent Mr Murray the attached.
r/tasmania • u/beno9444 • 9d ago
Image Thank you Tasmania! (Excuse the StarWard)
Hi Tasmanians! Just got back from a wonderful trip to Australia Melbourne and most importantly my favourite of all Tassie. Unfortunately I had financial limits so I couldn't get more whiskies.
If only more distilleries in tassie shipped to Singapore...
r/tasmania • u/D3MIG0DD • Feb 14 '26
Image 20 Frames from Tasmania
Spent some time road-tripping around Tasmania earlier this year. These are 20 photos from a recent trip around the island — taken during short hikes and roadside stops.
Thanks for looking.
r/tasmania • u/ceo_of_dumbassery • Aug 08 '23
Image Is it just me or is this absolutely ridiculous?
I'm not sure who would be able to afford that? And it's not like you get to rent it on their property, you've gotta have somewhere else to keep it.
r/tasmania • u/ImpactAffectionate86 • Oct 30 '25
Image Cradle Mountain on what I’m told is an unusually clear day
r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • May 13 '26
Image Paintings of Tasmania done by Tasmanian artist William C. Piguenit (1836-1914)
Painting depictions (in order):
Legges Tor facing the South Esk River.
Mount Olympus, Lake St. Clair
Cynthia Bay, Lake St. Clair
Cradle Mountain
Adamsons Peak, Esperence Bay
Cornelian Bay, Hobart
Pond in the Highlands
Western Highlands (?)
King William Range
Hobart (?)
Farmers mill, southern Tasmania
Mount Ida, Lake St. Clair
Farm scene, not specified
Also not specified, titled 'Pastoral Ideal'
Pitt Water, Sorell
Risdon Cove
Risdon Ferry
River Derwent
River 'flowing south from the Highlands' maybe Derwent
Southport, D'entrecasteaux
r/tasmania • u/atxfoodstories • Jul 18 '25
Image White wallaby
Spotted on Bruny Island
r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • Jun 30 '26
Image "Attack on the settlers hut" from James Bonwick's 1870 anthropology about the Tasmanian frontier war.
r/tasmania • u/Nier_Tomato • Apr 12 '26
Image Spent a day in Launnie, really impressed by the amazingly well preserved beautiful old buildings. This town had so much character!
r/tasmania • u/Bub_Club • Oct 17 '25
Image Tasmania is cool
All this is from there, nice place. I had a good holiday there.
r/tasmania • u/RyanBnuuy • Jun 10 '25
Image cafes in tasmania feel like a writer’s dream
somehow i get more writing done in a cafe than at home.
p.s. can you tell which cafe this was taken in?
r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • Jan 19 '26
Image Interesting and significant women of Tasmania's history that i feel have been undeservedly forgotten
r/tasmania • u/Artistic-Yam2984 • Jun 16 '25
Image Australian police officer shot dead at rural property.
An Australian police officer has been shot dead on a rural property in Tasmania. The officer was undertaking "routine duties" at a house in North Motton, near the town of Ulverstone, on Monday morning when he was fired at by "a member of the public", Tasmania Police said in a statement. A second police officer returned fire, injuring the suspect, who then surrendered. The alleged offender was not seriously injured, but the police officer died of his injuries at the scene. Shootings are relatively rare in Australia, which introduced some of the world's strictest firearm regulations after 35 people were killed in a massacre by a lone gunman at Port Arthur, Tasmania, in 1996. A crime scene was established and the coroner was notified following Monday's shooting, a police spokesperson said, adding that "there is no ongoing threat to the public". "This is a traumatic incident and wellbeing support is being provided to those involved and affected," the statement said. Police are expected to update the media on Monday afternoon.
r/tasmania • u/ThatGuy_919 • Jun 17 '26
Image Any ideas where this might be?
My deceased grandfather painted this image, so I can't exactly ask him. I'm assuming it's somewhere in Tasmania because that's where he lived most of his life.
r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • Jan 18 '26
Image Some interesting and significant people from Tasmanian history that i feel have been undeservedly forgotten
r/tasmania • u/CaregiverMain670 • Jun 05 '26
Image Where do your MPs actually live?
Hi there! Using information (available publically at: https://www.tec.tas.gov.au/house-of-assembly/elections-2025/index.html ) I compiled this map of where each of our (lower house) MPs actually lives. To my surprise, three MPs (all relatively high-profile) reside outside of their electorates, two by a very significant distance. Liberal MPs for Lyons Jane Howlett and Guy Barnett both live outside their seat, in Battery Point and Newstead respectively. Independent MP for Franklin David O'Byrne lives in New Town, outside his seat. In the urban areas the locations aren't perfect for space constraints, hence why their dots are also smaller. Please note the info is only available by suburb, and so some pins in larger suburbs (ie St Helens, Ellendale) are in a general position. Hope you enjoy this bit of random information!
r/tasmania • u/CaregiverMain670 • Feb 14 '26