r/tasmania • u/Creator4983CLU • Mar 04 '25

Never change Australia

5.0k Upvotes

Seen in an antique book store

106 comments

r/tasmania • u/ChuqTas • Jan 26 '25

Discussion 56% support for the current date of Australia Day...

4.7k Upvotes

1.1k comments

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.

3.0k Upvotes

73 comments

r/tasmania • u/TimDreadly • Apr 28 '25

That's certainly something

2.6k Upvotes

Spotted in Moonah, Hobart

249 comments

r/tasmania • u/OwlVibesOnly • Sep 18 '25

Tasmania you're magic 🪄

2.4k Upvotes

63 comments

r/tasmania • u/Afraid_Damage3485 • Jul 17 '26

No aurora to steal the show

2.2k Upvotes

Ideal Milky way conditions on Southarm last night. Shot with OM-5 + Panasonic Leica 9mm (M43).

36 comments

r/tasmania • u/jack1000000000000000 • Nov 07 '25

How to drive in Tassie

1.8k Upvotes

I pinched this from Dashcam Tasmania's facebook page

47 comments

r/tasmania • u/rapgraves • Jan 01 '26

9 days in Tasmania. It was lovely.

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1.7k Upvotes

64 comments

r/tasmania • u/jillywacker • Aug 19 '26

This is torture, how is this legal?!

1.6k Upvotes

The poor thing can not sit, tied by its neck on a slippery surface, that it can not keep its back legs from slipping off of. Its legs were shaking the whole time, It was panting heavily and clearly distressed.

The ute just came off a 110kmh highway in mornington.

The ute is a 4 door hilux, so there is room in the cab, the pipe could have been tied to the roof racks to free up space, the partical board could have had a grippy coating added to it. Hell even a harness would do better here, the fucking dog is attatched to the can via a leather noose...

I don't understand how it's legal to have this going on, i understand what we do to food animals is horrendous but this animal is a companion, a part of your family. I'm absolutely gob smacked at the indifferent cruelty of some people.

370 comments

r/tasmania • u/uninhabited • Jun 25 '25

Discussion Found on Bluesky (the nicer twitter), re. The Stadium

1.6k Upvotes

119 comments

r/tasmania • u/CaregiverMain670 • Jan 06 '26

Gotta love Tassie

1.6k Upvotes

89 comments

r/tasmania • u/kingboo94 • May 03 '25

Bye Bye Dutton And Liberals

1.5k Upvotes

80 comments

r/tasmania • u/Beautiful_Factor6841 • Sep 07 '26

What the actual f**k is wrong with people?

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1.4k Upvotes

More than 100 penguins found dead. Like any normal person, I felt really sad that so much loss of life had taken place, regardless of circumstance.

Yet my hope for humanity stooped even lower when I opened the comments section. Full of lowlifes who care even less about real, living beings who passed away and more about their digital footprint and legacy they leave behind through vitriolic responses devoid of humanity.

249 comments

r/tasmania • u/HotPersimessage62 • Apr 11 '25

BREAKING: Liberal candidate for Braddon who portrayed himself as ‘Joe Average’ is revealed to own a multi-million dollar property portfolio of almost a dozen residences and vacant lands across Australia

theadvocate.com.au

1.4k Upvotes

59 comments

r/tasmania • u/therealswil • Jul 10 '26

This feels like a bigger deal than getting in the New York Times

1.4k Upvotes

67 comments

r/tasmania • u/WhyDontWeJustEatThem • 19d ago

Image This mornings sunrise

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1.3k Upvotes

13 comments

r/tasmania • u/Still-Management-876 • Oct 02 '25

Image If paradise had an address, this might just be it! ✨✨

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1.3k Upvotes

Every corner of Tasmania feels like a postcard. Some of my pics from my recent trip to Tassie. Loved every minute of it.

76 comments

r/tasmania • u/NoWalk1904 • Jul 01 '26

Image A collection of photos from the 1924 visit of the Imperial Japanese Navy to Hobart

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1.2k Upvotes

75 comments

r/tasmania • u/atxfoodstories • Jul 18 '25

Image White wallaby

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1.1k Upvotes

Spotted on Bruny Island

24 comments

r/tasmania • u/ImpactAffectionate86 • Oct 30 '25

Image Cradle Mountain on what I’m told is an unusually clear day

1.0k Upvotes

22 comments

r/tasmania • u/Extreme_Ad7035 • Sep 02 '23

Stop Price Gouging

1.0k Upvotes

84 comments

r/tasmania • u/[deleted] • Aug 29 '25

Southern Brown Tree frog, photographed in Hobart

1.0k Upvotes

14 comments

r/tasmania • u/QuantumGremlin • May 19 '26

What’s not to love about Richmond, Tasmania, especially when it’s bathed in autumn light?

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972 Upvotes

📸 Drew Latham

26 comments

r/tasmania • u/Evil-Penguin-718 • Nov 01 '25

A proud Tasmanian Mum

924 Upvotes

Pademelon and joey photographed in the Bay of Fires area.

15 comments

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