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Food Not Bombs Hobart Free community meals in Hobart. Cook, share, or just come eat—no cost, no questions. Food is a right.
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A Curry, a Commitment, a Community: The New Sydney Hotel’s Promise to Hobart“For as long as I own the New Sydney “ Ash f...
28/10/2026

A Curry, a Commitment, a Community: The New Sydney Hotel’s Promise to Hobart

“For as long as I own the New Sydney “ Ash from the New Sydney Hotel has given us a remarkable assurance: the free curry provided for people experiencing homelessness will continue for as long as he owns the New Sydney Hotel. That’s more than a meal. It’s a commitment to community. Since September, the New Sydney has been providing a free curry every fortnight for our Food Not Bombs Hobart Shared Table....

“For as long as I own the New Sydney “ Ash from the New Sydney Hotel has given us a remarkable assurance: the free curry provided for people experiencing homelessness will continue for as long as he owns the New Sydney Hotel. That’s more than a meal. It’s a commitment to community. Since Sep...

Stop the stress, fear and shame of free food halls. The food hall forms the basis of Chinese culture and society.  Promo...
26/10/2026

Stop the stress, fear and shame of free food halls. The food hall forms the basis of Chinese culture and society. Promote the free food hall!

More than one in three Tasmanian households struggled to put enough food on the table in the past year, Foodbank's Hunger Report 2026 found.

The report said 34% of households, or more than 84,000, faced food insecurity, up from 33% in 2025. Foodbank estimates more than 200,000 Tasmanians live in those homes.

"This isn't a small group of people somewhere at the margins," Foodbank Tasmania chief executive Cameron Johns said.

"These are people we work with, live next door to, see at school drop-off and stand beside at the supermarket. Or it's you."

Foodbank wants governments to set a national minimum standard for school breakfast programs by 2030. It sourced 2 million meals last financial year.

Government minister Roger Jaensch said the government was investing $7.1 million over four years to implement its new Food Resilience Strategy and support food relief programs and services.

📺 A little moment from Canberra!Priscilla found this Channel 10 news coverage of yesterday’s Foodbank Hunger Report laun...
26/10/2026

📺 A little moment from Canberra!

Priscilla found this Channel 10 news coverage of yesterday’s Foodbank Hunger Report launch at Parliament House — and there I am, sharing a little of our story from Food Not Bombs Hobart!

Still taking it all in. What an experience! ❤️

A record number of Australian households are struggling to put food on the table, with the latest Foodbank survey finding one in three have gone hungry in the past year.

Click the link below for the full story.

🎨 Our Community Artist Banner Is Nearly There!Look at the progress! 🌈Over the past few stages, artist Lisa Rime has been...
23/10/2026

🎨 Our Community Artist Banner Is Nearly There!

Look at the progress! 🌈

Over the past few stages, artist Lisa Rime has been bringing our community banner to life, and now the colours are all there, with our symbol standing out bright and clear.

There are still a few finishing touches to go. As Lisa explains:

“There are still bits to neaten, then once fully dry I’ll heat-set it with an iron and sew the pocket at the top”.

We’re getting close to the finish line!

Swipe through the four photos to see the banner’s journey, from the earlier stages to the colourful design taking shape before our eyes.

A community banner is more than a piece of fabric. It’s a symbol of the people, connections and shared purpose that bring us together.

A huge thank you to Lisa for her skill, patience and creativity in bringing this project to life. ❤️

Nearly ready to fly! 🏳️‍🌈

23/10/2026

Spare a Thought for Those Experiencing Homelessness in This Weather 🌧 🌂 ⛈️ ☔️

While many of us can escape the rain and cold by going indoors, so many people in our community are facing these harsh conditions without a safe place to shelter.
For those sleeping in tents, cars, or on the streets, this weather brings constant stress and uncertainty — trying to stay dry, keep warm, protect their bedding, clothing, and the few belongings they have.
Cold, wet conditions can quickly take a toll physically, mentally, and emotionally. Damp clothes and soaked blankets make it incredibly difficult to stay warm, rest properly, or avoid becoming unwell.
For people already living with illness or health conditions, the struggle becomes even harder, with many desperately trying to find shelter before their health worsens.
Homelessness is not just about lacking housing — it’s about surviving each day in conditions many of us could never imagine.

22/10/2026

Vote 1 Matt in Glenorchy council elections

22/10/2026

From the states…homelessness

18/10/2026

"Homelessness, all appearances to the contrary, is a long-solved problem," German Lopez writes. The city of Denver, Colorado shows "what happens when a city puts into place proven policies with determination and focus." https://nyti.ms/4sdcvu0

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Hobart, TAS
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