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Hobart International Airport
Hobart International Airport (HBA) is located in Cambridge, which is a short 15 minute drive from Hobart city. It is the major passenger airport in Tasmania. The major airlines servicing the airport are Qantas, Jetstar Airways, Virgin Australia and Tiger Airways Australia operating domestic flights predominantly to Melbourne airport and Sydney airport.
For more information please visit the Hobart International Airport website.
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Launceston Airport
Launceston Airport (LST) is a regional airport located 15 kilometres from the Launceston city centre. It is Tasmania’s fastest growing airport and the second business in the state. The total number of passenger movements through Launceston Airport is projected to increase annually by 2.7 percent.
For more information please visit the Launceston Airport website.
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Spirit of Tasmania
TT Line operates a ferry service on the route between Devonport and Melbourne. The two ferries operated by TT Line conduct approximately 800 sailings per year. They can each carry up to 1 400 passengers and can accommodate up to 500 vehicles.
For more information please visit the Spirit of Tasmania website.
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Hobart
Tasmania’s capital city Hobart is located around a picturesque harbour. Tasmania has a population of more than half a million and about 40 per cent live in the greater Hobart area. It is the second oldest capital in Australia after Sydney and is a city with outstanding natural, cultural and social qualities that make it unique among capital cities. The city is also home to the southern University of Tasmania campus including the Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS).
Please refer to the City of Hobart website for more info
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Launceston
Launceston has been voted one of Australia’s most family-friendly places because of its affordable housing, good access to schools and a safe community. It features key regional infrastructure facilities, including a modern regional airport, the northern campus of the University of Tasmania and adjacent Australian Maritime College, and the Launceston General Hospital. The Launceston Airport is a close drive from the city and provides access to major cities including Melbourne and Sydney.
Please refer to the City of Launceston website for more info
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Burnie
Burnie is a port city on the north-west coast of Tasmania. It hosts Tasmania’s third largest hospital, the North West Regional Hospital, Burnie Airport, home to the Cradle Coast campus of the University of Tasmania, and campuses of the Tasmanian Polytechnic and Tasmanian academy. Burnie Port is also Tasmania’s largest general cargo port.
Please refer to the Burnie City Council website for more info
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Devonport
Devonport is situated at the mouth of the Mersey River. Along with the slightly smaller city of Burnie, Devonport is the major regional centre of the north-western part of the state. It is the southern terminus for the Spirit of Tasmania ferries, which connects Tasmania to Melbourne and the port is one of the major freight hubs in and out of Tasmania.
Please refer to the Devonport City Council website for more info
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Port of Hobart
All Tasmanian ports are managed by Tasports. The state’s major ports are located in Hobart in the south, Bell Bay in the North and Devonport and Burnie in the north west.
For more information please visit the Tasports website.
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Bell Bay
All Tasmanian ports are managed by Tasports. The state’s major ports are located in Hobart in the south, Bell Bay in the North and Devonport and Burnie in the north west.
For more information please visit the Tasports website.
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Port of Devonport
All Tasmanian ports are managed by Tasports. The state’s major ports are located in Hobart in the south, Bell Bay in the North and Devonport and Burnie in the north west.
For more information please visit the Tasports website.
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Port of Burnie
All Tasmanian ports are managed by Tasports. The state’s major ports are located in Hobart in the south, Bell Bay in the North and Devonport and Burnie in the north west.
For more information please visit the Tasports website.