Hobart council advances ban on full-home short stays
26-08-2026 10:31 via abc.net.au

Hobart council advances ban on full-home short stays

Hobart City Council has voted to advance strict new limits on whole-home short stays. The plan, which aims to protect long-term rentals, will now go to the state planning body for final approval.
 
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