Three thousand brave souls plunged into Hobart’s icy River Derwent at sunrise this morning for the annual Dark Mofo nude ...

Thousands gathered at Hobart's Long Beach for the annual Nude Solstice Swim, marking the end of Tasmania's Dark Mofo festival ...

Wearing nothing but red swim caps, 3000 souls have taken a nude sunrise plunge into Hobart's River Derwent to mark the winter ...

Thousands of naked bodies surged into icy Tasmanian waters at sunrise to close Australia’s most daring winter festival.

It’s the nation’s darkest day and will soon be our longest night but hundreds shrugged off the cold to mark the solstice.

Those taking their kit off for the Dark Mofo Nude Solstice Swim in Hobart today might do well not to complain about the cold.

Enduring discomfort together may bring people closer, especially when it's mixed with a bit of joy, according to a study ...

I’m searching for the room where you throw tomatoes at a gimp. It’s an unholy hour at Dark Mofo’s Night Mass: God Complex, an ...

The final main day of this year’s Dark Mofo festival has wrapped up with nearly 20,000 people gathering at Hobart’s Macquarie ...

Escape the typical summer rush and discover Australia's winter charm. From Tasmania's fiery Dark Mofo festival to the Blue ...

On June 21, Australia will experience its annual winter solstice, which happens when the South Pole has its maximum tilt away ...

Dark Mofo is back for 2025 with $7 million in state funding. Here’s how the Hobart festival became a driver of Tasmania’s winter economy.