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05/03/2026

Crackle crackle... Counting down to the official opening of Holy Carp! The World's First Biodegradable Soy Fish. Join us in this great leap forward to a sustainable sushi future tomorrow, Friday, from 11am with .design

24/02/2026

Plastic waste in the environment can be pretty moving

are you inspired?

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06/01/2026

Dreams do come true!

06/11/2025

Here at Sush ♻️ everyone’s a recycler!

We’re stoked to be part of Precious Plastic Tasmania, helping turn everyday plastic into something new. Doing our bit, one roll at a time 🍣💚

09/09/2025

Full support here from Sush 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The Tasmanian Greens are calling for a statewide ban on single-use plastics, including the iconic fish-shaped soy sauce containers.

Greens waste spokesperson Helen Burnet said the tiny plastic bottles, recently outlawed in South Australia, were symbolic of the damage caused by disposable plastics.

"Single-use plastics make up a third of the waste in our streets and waterways, doing untold harm to our wildlife," she said.

Environment Minister Madeleine Ogilvie said the government was developing a roadmap to phase out plastics, with a consultation report and draft bill due later this year.

17/08/2025

Well done SA! Its been 7 years since we sold any plastic packaging here at sush.

Irony is - the soy fish was originally designed to be a re-usable soy bottle! A single soy fish contains enough sauce for a regular sushi meal.

https://www.9news.com.au/national/south-australia-bans-single-use-plastic-soy-sauce-fish-containers/9035fce9-f8e9-4af1-bbd3-263c61819885?utm_term=news_current_affairs&utm_medium=social&utm_content=feed&utm_campaign=9%20News&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwQ0xDSwMOWyRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHmkL7PIHk2O4o-xGWoBYhxqIYzzsWQtXZy8iJT8yyh_7VwuAy_9cEJNiTxC7_aem_50t1BVSXfinHXHQ0oSlGIA

South Australia will become the first state to ban soy sauce fish, often given out by sushi restaurants, in...

10/08/2025

Ohayougozaimasu, Hobart 🌞

Another week is upon us, and Sush is here to fuel you with freshly made sushi every day!
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03/08/2025

Fun Facts from
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Every August, the streets of Aomori glow with the magic of the Nebuta Festival 🏮👹

Massive lantern floats shaped like warriors, gods, and mythical creatures parade through the city. They are handcrafted from washi paper, carefully painted and lit from within. Each one takes months to complete and reflects generations of tradition.

Surrounded by dancers, taiko drums, and the sound of celebration, this is one of Japan’s most powerful summer sights.

📷 Photo by Seiya Maeda on Unsplash
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27/07/2025

Soft, sweet inari.
Seaweed, smoked salmon, prawn—three simple flavours to enjoy.

20/07/2025

Fun Facts from
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Here’s something you might not expect—cold rice can be better for your blood sugar than warm rice.

When rice cools after cooking, it forms resistant starch, which your body digests more slowly. That means less of a spike in blood sugar.

And guess what? Sushi rice is typically served cool or at room temperature, making it a surprisingly smart option if you're watching your energy levels.

Just another reason to love sushi 🤍
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19/07/2025

Classic Tassie - Hobart city batons down the hatches with park closures today, like Tokyo in a Typhoon - take care everyone & stay safe! 🌀 🌬️ 🏔️ 🚧

💨 We're battening down the hatches ahead of the severe weather forecast for Saturday, expected to hit Hobart in the afternoon.

🔒 St Davids Park, Princes Park, Waterworks Reserve and the Upper Queens Domain will all be closed from 8am on Saturday 19 July until it is safe to re-open them.

🏃💨 ParkRun on the Queens Domain has been cancelled.

🤕 Our biggest concern is falling tree limbs and branches. We want to help keep you safe.

Tasmania SES is encouraging people to be prepared and informed, with the potential for damaging and locally destructive winds.

💨 Wind gusts could reach 110 km/h.

The State Emergency Service advises that people should:
✅ Supervise children closely.
✅ Check that family and neighbours are aware of warnings.
✅ Manage pets and livestock.
✅ Secure outdoor items including furniture and play equipment.
✅ Be prepared in case of power outages and report any outages to TasNetworks on 132 004.
✅ Beware of damaged trees and power lines and take care when driving.
✅ Listen to the ABC radio or check www.ses.tas.gov.au for further advice.
✅ For emergency assistance contact the SES on 132500.

For more information, go to: https://bit.ly/4b2tNRA

[Image: Parks closure graphic showing St Davids Park in the background.]