Use the form if you have a planning question this guide should have answered, a factual correction, or a note about a heritage listing that needs a clearer warning.
Do not write for same-day Port Arthur tickets, Three Capes vacancies, or park-gate decisions. Those systems are run by the historic-site authority and Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania. We cannot see their inventories and we will not pretend to.
The form posts through FormSubmit to the editorial address. There is a honeypot field for bots. We will not ask you for card details. If the form fails, email the address printed in the error state.
If you want to write for the guide, read the standards on Write for us first so the pitch already knows what we will not publish. We read notes about broken facts, unclear heritage warnings, and planning holes. We do not read requests to “hold a table,” “check hut availability,” or “get us in tonight.” Those sentences have official homes.
If you are a former listing owner and you want the heritage page to say you closed, or to point at a current site, write. We can add a verified present-tense sentence when you give us a source. We will not add a glowing review.
If you are a reader who found a parks closure we should mention as a type of risk, write. We still will not scrape a live alert into the essay as if it were permanent.
The form is AJAX to FormSubmit. It is not a newsletter signup. It is not a booking API. It is how a rebuilt directory stays correctable. Write in complete sentences. Include the URL you think is wrong. Include the official source you used if you are sending a correction. Do not send attachments we did not ask for. Do not send a guest post that is only a link.
If you are in distress on the peninsula, this form is not help. Use emergency services. If you are at a park gate, use the park. If you are at a ticket desk, use the desk. Then, later, if the guide misled you, tell us how so the next reader is not misled the same way.