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36 results for Hobart

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Go wild: Hobart

18 February 2016

David Moyle’s innovative fare is transforming Tasmania into a new food frontier.

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Matthew Evans was a successful chef and food critic before giving it all up to move to Hobart and run his own farm. For Evans, it’s all about eating and drinking local produce, which he points out to Monocle on a walk…

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Made in Australia: Incat

18 February 2016

As far as the firms over the next four pages are concerned, if you want a job done properly you do it yourself. Be they making bikes, furniture, microphones, ferries or guitars, these are companies that all revel in the…

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Residence

19 October 2017

John Wardle’s award-winning Bruny Island farm has a new showpiece: a mariner’s cottage, tranformed.

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Oceania

17 May 2012

Auckland's ambitious transport plans and why Hobart has its eyes on Sydney's defunct monorail.

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Canny lodgings

27 July 2017

We peek behind the locked doors and look in on the lobbies of this summer’s smartest new openings from Amsterdam to Hong Kong and Hobart.

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Dining down under

10 February 2017

Australia’s drinking and dining scene is thriving. Monocle Films visits three restaurants in Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart that share a passion for good food and honest ingredients.

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Tasmanian angel

1 May 2009

Hobart, capital of Tasmania, is the nearest inhabited landmass to Antarctica and that’s why scientists flock to the city that is at the frontline of environmental research. Add to this adventurous tourists and food pioneers…

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Aussie art

29 March 2016

Adelaide is aiming to replicate the commercial success that the Guggenheim brought to Bilbao – known, appropriately, as the “Bilbao effect” – with its own cultural attraction under the working title of Adelaide Contemporary…

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World apart

19 April 2012

Tasmania is a quiet force on the design scene but government backing, a decent museum and a school saved from closure are helping to put it on the world map and attract clients from abroad. We visit the studios of five…

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Oceania

20 August 2014

An Antarctic programme under the spotlight, New Zealand's parliamentary election and how a Vietnamese refugee has become the governor of South Australia.

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Food & drink

19 October 2017

A tasty Tasmanian affair and dispatches from Merano, LA and Reykjavík.

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Oceania

22 June 2016

How the Gold Coast is preparing for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Plus: Tasmania’s tourism boom.

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Food

9 March 2016

We sample seafood at a one-time grocery store and try mezze at a former 1950s beauty salon that’s now a Turkish taverna. There’s even time to wet your whistle with some lively Italian aperitivos. Don’t worry about breakfast…

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Design

18 February 2016

Miniature models, gigantic plant pots and everything in between

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G’day, world

18 February 2016

This year our nation special puts the spotlight on that sprawling land down under – and in the process we’ve batted away the kangaroos and shooed off the crocs to get to the real red centre of what Australia represents.