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Perth Tasmania

Perth, Tasmania

The historic town of Perth, in the Northern Midlands, was settled in 1821. Perth boasts a whole lot of charm, as well as scenic views towards the Great Western Tiers. At just a 15 minute drive south from Launceston, it makes a great weekend adventure. Here are 8 things to do when you get there.

Paint The Town Red 2025

Paint The Town Red. Image Credit: Darren Wright

1st – 21st June 2025 Paint the Town Red 2025 + Dark Mofo https://youtu.be/gVzuNzhP-GM As the winter months set in, nipaluna / Hobart and Tasmania

Dark Mofo 2025 – Your Ultimate Guide

Dark Mofo 2025

Your Guide to Dark Mofo 2025 – Hobart’s Wild Winter Festival Dates: 5–15 + 21 June 2025 Location: All across Nipaluna/Hobart and beyond Welcome to

Autumn in Hobart and Southern Tasmania

Niplaluna / Hobart. Image Credit: Simon Kemp

As the crisp air settles over Southern Tasmania, autumn brings a stunning transformation to the landscape. Fiery hues of red, orange, and gold sweep across

Top Things to Do in Avoca, Tasmania

Crooked Chimney Cottage, Avoca Tasmania

Experience good old fashioned country charm at Avoca, a small village about a half hour drive north east from Campbell Town. The area was officially settled in 1834 as a farming, coal and tin mining village. Today, it’s all about farming (and ice cream).

Inala Jurassic Garden – Bruny Island

Inala Jurassic Garden, New Holland Honeyeater. Image Credit: Darren Wright

Inala Jurassic Garden on South Bruny Island showcases over 750 plant species that trace their origins back to Gondwana. Founded by botanist Dr Tonia Cochran,

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