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Hobart (/ˈhoʊbɑːrt/ HOH-bart) is the
capital and most
populous city of the
island state of Tasmania, Australia.
Located in Tasmania's south-east on the...
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Hobarts. In June 2024, HMAS
Sydney became the
first of the
Hobarts to fire a
Naval Strike Missile. In 2024, the
government announced that the
Hobarts...
- July 21, 1869. The
Hobarts had long been Democrats;
Garret Hobart's marriage into the
Republican Tuttle family converted him. The
Hobarts had four children...
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married George Hobart in 1757, and so
became Countess of
Buckinghamshire when he
inherited the
title in 1793. The
Hobarts lived in
Hobart House, Ham Common...
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Hobart's Funnies is the
nickname given to a
number of
specialist armoured fighting vehicles derived from
tanks operated during the
Second World War by...
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Hobart in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hobart is the
capital of Tasmania, Australia.
Hobart may also
refer to:
Electoral division of
Hobart, Tasmania...
- The
Mercury is a
daily newspaper,
published in
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, by
Davies Brothers Pty Ltd, a
subsidiary of News Corp Australia,
itself a subsidiary...
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Australian Navy (RAN) have been
named HMAS
Hobart, for
Hobart, the
capital city of Tasmania. HMAS
Hobart (D63), a Leander-class
light cruiser acquired...
- is a
digital news
publisher owned by
Pulse Media Group Pty Ltd
based in
Hobart, Australia.
Pulse publishes freely accessible local Tasmanian news content...
- from 15
December 2024, with the
final held on 27
January 2025,
where the
Hobart Hurricanes defeated the
Sydney Thunder by
seven wickets to win
their maiden...
