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Hey all, visiting from north qld. Back home, I’m an avid forager and would consider myself a self titled amateur mycologist lol.

Im used to foraging for cubensis and cyanescens at home and I have no trouble with properly identifying.

Does anyone know where to forage for some Subaeruginosa around Tassie?

I don’t mind where, as I’m up for a road trip but anywhere closer to Launceston or Hobart would be great.

I know there hasn’t been much rainfall recently but would be good to know the spots or a general location idea. Cheers.

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u/Beneficial_Pick_2903 — 7 hours ago

A question to all the tailgaters in Tassie

Were you dropped on your head as a baby or did you not listen during your drivers training?

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u/BoringPhone2410 — 20 hours ago

If you went back to university in Tas (or online?)..

What path would you choose that doesn’t suck and also makes good money?

Tired of juggling 4 casual jobs and not getting anywhere in life anymore. I want to make my daughter proud of me. I live in Hobart (or rather the Derwent Valley)

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u/goaldiggergirl — 14 hours ago
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Hobart Light Rail

This is what Hobart should be doing.

Before the million dollar bike lanes, before $40 million dollar ferry crossings.
Before the cable-car, before the toll road up to the mountain.
Before lining the Bass Strait with cables or pretending to build domed footy stadiums.
THIS.

And if you listen to these guys, it may actually be cheaper than the current "plan"
https://www.facebook.com/HobartRail

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u/DavidChua83 — 22 hours ago
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Trip to Tasmania

Hello!

I'm planning to travel Tasmania for 14 days in my car.

For the trip I will be staying near each location for 2 days:

Cradle Mountain - Launceston - Hobart - Wineglass Bay and Bay of Fires.

So far I have only planned stops at King Solomon's Cave and Mount Field National park.

Any Suggestions, Feedback or places to go would be appreciated. Thank you!

https://preview.redd.it/y79aab3gjdbh1.png?width=1990&format=png&auto=webp&s=1fe39b345edabb2afc47bcdfbdc42557aeb9ef51

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u/Mentor767689 — 18 hours ago
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Night Sky over Forth.

T’was a beautiful night for star gazing last night, well took a couple of pics taking out my rubbish and almost froze, but the Milky Way was in all its glory.

Oliver Curtis from Firmus addresses water and sound concerns for planned Tassie data centres.

Apparently, it’s as quiet as a library and used as much water as a restaurant.

He may have been found guilty of financial fraud, but prison has rehabilitated him, and we can trust him bro.

Cynics may disagree. But that’s just people who aren’t making billions from this thing.

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u/Terrible-Pie-4886 — 2 days ago

Tasmania might save the honey bees.

Already a very interesting species, the humble Tasmanian cave spider might hold the key to protecting honeybees from the destructor mite.

u/Fall_Dog — 1 day ago

Question for motorcycle riders

Im thinking of getting my bike licence and i want a scooter i really like the kymco down town 150cc but what i want to know if its ok to travel one of those up and down the new norfolk highway?

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u/Excellent-Sky2462 — 1 day ago

Plans for DarkLab Transformer artwork ditched amid rising costs

“The Transformer art project was proposed as a way to attract tourists to the Huon Valley region in the wake of bushfires in 2019. But DarkLab, which runs the Dark Mofo festival, says escalating costs have made the project untenable.”

$10 million in the hands of local community groups would have transformed the region post-fire. Should the community be angry with DarkLab for wasting 7 years of time and returning the money without any investment?

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u/maclikesthesea — 2 days ago

Sunrise/Sunset spot in Hobart

G’day mate.

Is there any nice spot for sunset/sunrise in Hobart?

Where would you guys recommend?

It’s my first time traveling there in October all the way from Asia. Open to other places to visit as well.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated

Cheers

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u/404notfound_______ — 2 days ago
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Tasmanians warned of ‘loving Neil to death’ as 1,000kg seal’s antics feed ‘double-edged sword’ of fame

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u/B0ssc0 — 3 days ago

Flashing ufo seen over Devonport

Trying to Find the right sub for this one.... Anyone else noticed the ufo/uap out over the north west area of tasmania

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u/Furion85 — 3 days ago
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Viral ‘Neil the seal’ faces potential euthanasia amid public safety concerns

Why do authorities (rightfully) protect sharks from being culled despite them actually killing people from time to time but Neil doesn’t get that treatment.

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u/Capital-Foot-918 — 4 days ago
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A collection of photos from the 1924 visit of the Imperial Japanese Navy to Hobart

u/NoWalk1904 — 4 days ago