About Hobart

 Have you decided to move out and want to make sure your home is neat and clean before your shift? You must do this not only to keep your home safe and hygienic for new tenants but also to ensure you get your security deposit back in full. If you are planning to do your end-of-lease cleaning on your own, you should follow the tips given in this article I found online. It has a complete guide on what areas to concentrate on and what to look for. By the end of this, you will be able to make your home sparkle and shine. https://www.bondcleaninginhobart.com.au/the-renters-guide-to-end-of-lease-cleaning/

 Matthew Wade's potty mouth has led to a one-match suspension, ruling him out of Hobart's BBL clash with the Melbourne Renegades. Cricket Australia released a statement on Saturday saying Wade had been served one suspension point after incurring three, level 1 code of conduct breaches within the past 18 months. "The charges in that period relate to two instances of use of an audible obscenity and one instance of abuse of cricket equipment," the statement said. His one suspension point means Wade will be banned for the Hurricanes' Christmas Eve match against the Renegades. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-24/matthew-wade-suspended-for-swearing-in-big-bash-match/101807512

 Since its beginning in 1945, the Sydney to Hobart yacht race has become one of the pinnacles for sailing competitors, with the event being a test of skill, teamwork, nautical engineering and tactics — with weather providing the wild card. If you know what to look for, the race can be an enjoyable experience. Here are some tips for getting the best out of it. When does it start? About 111 boats ranging from the super maxis (longer than 20 metres) to smaller 30-footers (9 metres) will be ready to go at 1pm AEDT Boxing Day on Sydney Harbour. The start is arguably one of the greatest spectacles in modern sport. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-26/explainer-how-to-watch-sydney-hobart-yacht-race-2022/101795008

 A Tasmanian family of eight have lost their house and belongings in a fire that started while they were away for Christmas lunch. Maeghan Wealands, a relative of the family, set up a fundraising page and said her parents — who live in a granny flat on the property — first spotted the smoke and called triple-0. Dallas Whelan, whose daughter's house it was, said he was having a rest when his wife woke him and told him about the smoke. He was "very concerned" and went down with a garden hose. "I went down with that hose, started to spray water behind the door, until I had a couple of explosions above my head," he said. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-26/fire-destroys-lower-barrington-house-on-christmas-day/101808916