COMMUNITY · SOUTH HOBART, TAS
South Hobart residents invited to shape junction upgrade
Published · Cenlocal summary
Have your say on early designs for the Macquarie Street South Junction Upgrade before consultation closes on 1 November 2026.

South Hobart residents and businesses can comment on early designs for changes around the junction of D’Arcy, Washington and Macquarie streets until 1 November 2026. The City of Hobart announced the consultation on 2 October, with engagement scheduled from 5 October to 1 November.
The Macquarie Street South Junction Upgrade is examining ways to improve safety and accessibility, particularly for pedestrians and people with mobility needs. Council identifies schoolchildren and older residents among the groups whose needs the project should address.
Options under consideration include safer crossings, accessibility improvements, more greenery and shade, and changes to public spaces. Outdoor dining opportunities, public art and storytelling are also being explored. The intersection connects schools, playgrounds, shops, cafes, public transport and community facilities. Council says previous community petitions raised safety and accessibility concerns. These are early concepts, not approved works; the announcement directs residents to Your Say Hobart for project information and engagement activities.
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