O'Brien Glass Launceston

26/10/2026

What a fantastic way to kick off esCarpade 2026!
We're thrilled to be part of the journey. Have an amazing trip everyone🚗💙

23/10/2026

Let's be honest, waiting around isn't usually the highlight of your day. But if you're having your windscreen repaired or replaced at O'Brien®, you can settle in with free bikkies, complimentary hot drinks, Wi-Fi and a comfortable place to relax while we work on your vehicle. 🚗☕

23/10/2026

A little throwback to the 1993 racing days! 🏁
We're proud to have been looking after Aussies and their windscreens for decades. Looks like they already knew who to call! 😉💙

16/10/2026

If you needed a sign to finally get that chip looked at, 20% off sounds like a pretty good one.

Plus, it’s faster, cheaper & greener than a windscreen replacement. Book your chip repair online today and save!

*T&Cs apply, see website for details.

15/10/2026

Not long to go now! 🎉

Proud to be pO'wering this year’s esCarpade 2026 as the official Start Line Sponsor! 🚗💙💨

14/10/2026

Our techs? Basically superheroes💥

If that chip is repairable, they’ll save it before it becomes a crack! 🔧✨

10/10/2026

Have you checked your car's cabin filter lately? 🚗

Your cabin filter helps trap dust, pollen and other airborne particles before they enter your car's cabin. Over time, dirt and debris can build up, leaving your filter in a bit of a leafy situation! 🍂

If it’s been a while since yours was checked, ask the O’Brien team to take a look!

02/10/2026

🏉🚍 No cracks in this game plan!

Our Commercial Vehicles team has the Newcastle Knights’ bus ready to roll with a fresh windscreen - making sure it’s set for the trip to Sydney and the NRL Grand Final 💙❤️

The big question is… who are you backing this weekend?👇

16/07/2022

***Update- this warning is no longer current. Please visit the Bureau of Meteorology website at https://bit.ly/3AILFh7 for current updates ****

⚠️💨 People in the north ⚠️💨

The SES is advising people across the north of the state to be prepared for potential windy conditions forecast over the next 48 hours.

We’re working closely with the Bureau of Meteorology to monitor and prepare for the forecast conditions.

Potential high winds are forecast in the area of the North Coast and snow to low levels is also expected in the south over the next 48 hours.

People should be proactive and prepare their properties which includes tying down loose items such as outdoor furniture and play equipment.

The public need to monitor the SES and BOM websites to remain aware of severe weather warnings as they arise.

Motorists should remain alert for potential hazards including fallen trees and to delay non essential travel where possible during periods of high winds.

Motorists are also urged to be patient and prepare for potential traffic delays if emergency services and other agencies such as TasNetworks are responding to fallen trees and other potential hazards.

SES advises that precautions should include:

⚠️Drive to the conditions – if you don’t need to drive, preferably stay indoors

⚠️ Secure outdoor items including furniture and play equipment (i.e. trampolines are a frequent issue in high winds)

⚠️ Check that family and neighbours are aware of warnings

⚠️ Be prepared in case of power outages

⚠️ 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.
Additionally, stay abreast of road closures by monitoring the Tasmania Police website or by calling 131 444

14/07/2022

10/06/2022

Alright stop, collaborate and listen
Ice is back, and the roads are... slippery!

Here's some tips to help you stay safe:
❄️ Drive at a speed that allows plenty of time to stop quickly and safely, and never over the limit.
❄️ Be aware the roads may be slippery and you could be driving on ice (and black ice, which is almost invisible!) so drive accordingly.
❄️ Leave plenty of space between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead – four seconds at least in poor conditions.
❄️ Drive with headlights on when visibility is poor.
❄️ Pay attention to road warning signs about hazardous conditions.

For road closures and hazardous condition alerts, visit https://www.police.tas.gov.au/community-alerts/

30/05/2022

Ring your local tassie team on 6231 7240

27/05/2022

We recently sat down and spoke with our new radio stars, Lorraine and Pat to get to know more about who they are and what they love about O'Brien®.

26/05/2022

Our quick guide on the three most common glass types that are used, where they are used, as well as how they break.

03/05/2022

Hi there, O'Brien Glass are very proud to be participating in this worthy charity event. We encourage anyone who is able to participate or donate to please do so. THANKYOU

I've joined Camp Quality's Camp In to support kids facing cancer. I’ll be sleeping away from my bed on Saturday 28th May to help raise funds and awareness. Please support me and donate whatever you can to give kids a break from cancer.

05/03/2022

Changes have been announced to the requirement to wear a face mask in retail settings.

From 12.01 am Saturday 5 March you will no longer be required to wear a face mask in retail settings when you are a customer. Staff working in these settings will continue to be required to wear masks for business continuity.

This means you do not need to wear a mask as a customer when:
• at the supermarket
• in shopping centres and retail stores
• collecting groceries/purchases from retail stores.

Face masks continue should continue to be worn in all other required indoor settings such as at work, in cafes/restaurants/food courts, when visiting personal care services and at events at this time.

See when face masks are required to be worn at www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/facemasks

14/01/2022

ℹ️ Sharing Coronavirus information...

If you receive a positive result from either a RAT or PCR test, you must immediately isolate and continue your recovery at home.

You must also tell your close and casual contacts and workplace or education facility that you have tested positive to COVID-19.

Most patients whose symptoms have resolved or who had no symptoms can leave isolation 7 days after testing positive.

Extra support with meeting isolation requirements is possible if you need it. If you become quite unwell, you may be treated in hospital.

During your recovery, help is available from your regular doctor or the COVID@home program. If your symptoms get worse or you feel it is an emergency, call 000 or go to hospital.

For further info see - https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/

25/12/2021

From our families and O’Brien Glass - Merry Christmas everyone