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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

    Glenorchy Property Prices Tasmania: Why Investors Buy Here

    Glenorchy houses cost $85k less than Hobart average. Discover why interstate buyers are investing in this affordable Tasmanian suburb with modern homes and city transport.

  2. community · Sun, 28 June

    Tasmanian Island Sanctuary Saved by Community Support

    Tasmania's cherished island sanctuary avoided closure through community rallying. Discover how locals preserved this founder's conservation vision and what it means for Tasmanian land stewardship.

  3. community · Sun, 28 June

    Rural Doctor Shortage Tasmania: New Leader Drives Recruitment

    Tasmania's rural doctor shortage eases as new workforce leader inspires younger medics. How regional practice offers career fulfilment beyond Hobart.

  4. property · Sun, 28 June

    Tasmania property market 2025: Best suburbs for buyers

    Hobart and Launceston property markets shift toward value in secondary suburbs. Data shows smart buyers favour emerging precincts over speculation in 2025.

  5. wellness · Sun, 28 June

    Active Ageing Tasmania: Seniors Redefining Fitness

    Discover how Tasmanian seniors are staying strong through parkruns, nature walks, and community fitness. Learn the science behind active ageing and local programs near you.

  6. property · Sun, 28 June

    Hobart Apartment Developments: Inner-City Infill Boom

    Inner-city infill housing is reshaping Hobart's property market. New medium-density apartment developments across the CBD fringe offer affordable alternatives as median prices approach $600k.

  7. wellness · Sun, 28 June

    Better Sleep Tasmania: Natural Routines for Rest

    Discover how Tasmania's outdoor lifestyle, clean air, and natural light cycles transform your sleep. Learn evidence-based routines from Hobart parkruns to waterfront walks.