How can friends find a Hobart New Year's Eve event with drinks and dancing?
A group wants a city celebration but old online event listings are hard to trust.
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A group wants a city celebration but old online event listings are hard to trust.
Returning holidaymakers remember reports of a seal near the waterfront.
A tourist asks whether app-based cars are a practical alternative to driving.
Parents and two older children arrive in Hobart and hope to see Freycinet, Cradle Mountain, waterfalls and Salamanca Market.
One visitor remembers an elegant plant-based meal years ago but cannot identify the old venue.
Visitors want a simple city stroll and are unsure whether a bus is needed.
Visitors need a car for only one outing and want to avoid paying for unused days.
A ship tour already occupies part of the day, leaving limited time for another wildlife stop.
Their ship is in port from morning to mid-afternoon and they want a trip outside the city.
Visitors in early May want both cellar-door time and accommodation with a sense of place.
The rider wants leisurely paths and is uneasy about routes that may actually use traffic lanes.
A ten-day trip already includes MONA, the east and west coasts, Mount Wellington and Port Arthur.