A luxury lifestyle gallery featuring an eclectic mix of imported and local treasures, established in 2007 by Paul Carwana and Deborak Myatt at Shop 3, IXL Courtyard, ... read more

Commencing with a teams warm-up on the 17th of July the Interstate Teams will play from the 18th to the 23 July 2010. The Butler Pairs Championships will be held ... read more

Daffodils, camellias and spring flowers, inspiring floral art plants and products for sale Not to be missed is this spectacular floral event. read more

Kirra Guest House offers beachfront self-contained accommodation at Lauderdale, 30 minutes from Hobart. Only 15 minutes from Hobart Airport. Situated on a large ... read more

Llanherne Golf Club north-east of Hobart is a nine-hole 18 tees course designed by Peter Toogood. Officially opened in March 1994, this links type course was designed ... read more

Held every year in August, the Royal Hobart Fine Food Show awards medals to fine food products from around the country.

We explore some chic city hotels with particular appeal to lovers of fine wine and food. From boutique accommodation to art hotels, discover six of the best places to stay in the city »

Pinot Noir shines in Tasmania, despite the ambivalence of early viticultural advice. Truffles also received a frosty response from the experts, but both products are thriving and developing a very sexy international reputation »

Once described as quaint and old fashioned, Tasmania has come of age with produce, cafes, restaurants and foodstores that stack up against any in the world »

Are they marketing ploys or an outlet for creative winemakers for whom a label like “2006 shiraz” isn't enough? Whatever it is, there are some very interesting monikers for wines on the shelves and we’ve picked out our ten wacky favourites »