Councillor Ryan Posselt
@ryan-posselt.bsky.social
Councillor at City of Hobart.
Paramedic with Ambulance Tasmania
Dad of two remarkable boys.
Here to do good 🫡💪
Paramedic with Ambulance Tasmania
Dad of two remarkable boys.
Here to do good 🫡💪
Stunning! Thanks for the share
May 19, 2025 at 12:08 PM
Stunning! Thanks for the share
We’re making the final call on this block on Monday. Hoping to elevate cycling above just Sharrows.
March 29, 2025 at 1:00 AM
We’re making the final call on this block on Monday. Hoping to elevate cycling above just Sharrows.
Will do my best. I think you can sign up to your say and you’ll be notified of each engagement the city puts out
March 15, 2025 at 11:15 AM
Will do my best. I think you can sign up to your say and you’ll be notified of each engagement the city puts out
Hi Jacob!
Not at this stage. First step is to get the infrastructure built. Councils are doing the on land component and state government is doing on water & service delivery (boats, contracts and timetabling)
Not at this stage. First step is to get the infrastructure built. Councils are doing the on land component and state government is doing on water & service delivery (boats, contracts and timetabling)
March 6, 2025 at 12:43 AM
Hi Jacob!
Not at this stage. First step is to get the infrastructure built. Councils are doing the on land component and state government is doing on water & service delivery (boats, contracts and timetabling)
Not at this stage. First step is to get the infrastructure built. Councils are doing the on land component and state government is doing on water & service delivery (boats, contracts and timetabling)
The closure of two major private health services within Hobart City only adds weight to the calls I have been making for years, recently alongside the AMA for the planning of a second public hospital in Greater Hobart to get underway immediately.
Football can wait, expectant mums and dads cannot.
Football can wait, expectant mums and dads cannot.
February 20, 2025 at 12:57 AM
The closure of two major private health services within Hobart City only adds weight to the calls I have been making for years, recently alongside the AMA for the planning of a second public hospital in Greater Hobart to get underway immediately.
Football can wait, expectant mums and dads cannot.
Football can wait, expectant mums and dads cannot.
Calvary does not have the capacity to take on HPH clients and so they will inevitably turn to the Royal Hobart Hospital. This will undoubtably put pressure on an already stretched workforce.
February 20, 2025 at 12:57 AM
Calvary does not have the capacity to take on HPH clients and so they will inevitably turn to the Royal Hobart Hospital. This will undoubtably put pressure on an already stretched workforce.
Much like the closure of the private mental health hospital “St Helens”, this is a devastating blow for the people of Hobart. Especially as the mother and baby unit was moved to an inappropriate place within RHH as a result.
February 20, 2025 at 12:57 AM
Much like the closure of the private mental health hospital “St Helens”, this is a devastating blow for the people of Hobart. Especially as the mother and baby unit was moved to an inappropriate place within RHH as a result.
Sure is. Thanks for sharing. Discussion happening tomorrow night prior to decision in March.
February 10, 2025 at 3:06 AM
Sure is. Thanks for sharing. Discussion happening tomorrow night prior to decision in March.
We have tried every mechanism legally available to us. It’s a plaything of the state government and they seem unwilling to move the needle at all
January 31, 2025 at 6:41 AM
We have tried every mechanism legally available to us. It’s a plaything of the state government and they seem unwilling to move the needle at all
Yeah, it seems to be related to building cost increases. I do wonder if density is part of the problem: that we don’t allow dense enough developments for projects to be financially viable…
January 20, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Yeah, it seems to be related to building cost increases. I do wonder if density is part of the problem: that we don’t allow dense enough developments for projects to be financially viable…
I think it’s unlikely as demand remains pretty strong. It’s a major issue if developers go down this route instead of just building housing/apartments.
January 19, 2025 at 11:16 PM
I think it’s unlikely as demand remains pretty strong. It’s a major issue if developers go down this route instead of just building housing/apartments.
I think it will - actually I’m fairly certain.
Haven’t seen the capital works list for next year yet, but I’ll keep you updated!
Haven’t seen the capital works list for next year yet, but I’ll keep you updated!
January 13, 2025 at 5:00 AM
I think it will - actually I’m fairly certain.
Haven’t seen the capital works list for next year yet, but I’ll keep you updated!
Haven’t seen the capital works list for next year yet, but I’ll keep you updated!
We’ll be delivering a new one connecting knocklofty to south hobart before the end of the financial year so that’s a YES!
January 13, 2025 at 4:46 AM
We’ll be delivering a new one connecting knocklofty to south hobart before the end of the financial year so that’s a YES!