Wombat walker, cave conductor: Tasmania opens applications for ‘odd job’ experiences


Tasmania's "odd jobs" campaign include volunteer experiences such as taking wombats on their daily walk at East Coast Natureworld in Bicheno. - EAST COAST NATUREWORLD/FACEBOOK

HOBART: How would you like to ditch your job for a day to walk an adorable wombat or perform a sound check inside a cave?

These are just some of the “odd jobs” currently being offered by the Australian state of Tasmania as part of a tourism campaign to attract domestic visitors during the off-season months.

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