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October 2026 reading
The Piccolo Index · Local reading · Sample size: strong
October 2026 reading · Next: April 2027

Piccolo in Tasmania

A Piccolo in Tasmania costs $4.80 at the median café — +6.7% above the national median of $4.50.

Tasmania median
$4.80
Across 124 venues in Tasmania that priced a Piccolo this reading.
First readingOctober 2026 reading
Tasmania price range — 10th to 90th percentile
$4.00 p10median $4.80$5.50 p90
Strong sample
n=124 venues · spread $4.00–$5.50 · October 2026
Tasmania vs the rest
Tasmania
$4.80
Northern Territory
$5.20
Victoria
$4.80
South Australia
$4.80
New South Wales
$4.50
Australia
$4.50
Piccolo prices in Tasmania — the short answers
October 2026 Reading

How much is a Piccolo in Tasmania?

A Piccolo in Tasmania costs $4.80 at the median café, based on 124 priced menus in the October 2026 reading. The middle half of cafés charge between $4.50 and $5.00.

Is a Piccolo in Tasmania dearer than the national average?

Tasmania's median of $4.80 sits +6.7% above the national median of $4.50.

Where is a Piccolo cheapest in Tasmania?

Of the regions we read in Tasmania, South East Coast is cheapest at $4.70 and Hobart Inner is dearest at $4.80.

What is the full price range?

Across Tasmania, 80% of cafés charge between $4.00 and $5.50 for a Piccolo. Prices refresh with the April 2027 reading.

Piccolo by region in Tasmania
October 2026 Reading
Region
Median
vs state
n
Hobart Inner
$4.80
0.0%
n=87
→
South East Coast
$4.70
−2.1%
n=37
→
What else costs what in Tasmania
October 2026 Reading
Hot Chocolate $5.80 +5.5%Chai Latte $5.83 +0.4%Latte $5.50 −1.8%Flat White $5.50 0.0%Mocha $6.00 0.0%Long Black $5.49 +3.5%Pot of Tea $5.40 +3.8%Cappuccino $5.50 0.0%Short Black $4.50 0.0%Iced Chocolate $7.85 +4.7%Milkshake $8.00 0.0%Iced Latte $7.00 0.0%

This is the Tasmania reading of the Piccolo Index. Medians, not means; every number ships with its sample size. Next reading: April 2027.

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