Tasmanian Times
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Tsunami
I attended a dinner party the other night. Small, intimate, nice company …Conversation turned as it would to the Indian Ocean tsunami....
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A wallow in redneckery
Why is it that once a year Hobart decides to remodel itself as the cultural epicentre of the universe but for the...
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The Tamar – a eulogy
I was fortunate to have last Monday away from the salt mine and took the opportunity to take a mate out on...
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Mary’s amazing news
My good friend Bacchus No-Smoke and I have been abroad and while in MARY’S Copenhagen, Bacchus had a drink with a royal...
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Blue day at Salamanca
They point theirs at us when we protest and as we drive down the street, but keep your Canon in your pocket...
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Tasty bits
The Taste … Was it value for money? Some stalls were excellent value and some were atrocious. The tempura mushrooms from the...
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That pulp mill
I have just found out that the time for public comment on the Gxxxx pxxx mxxx (real name hidden for litigious reasons),...
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A visit to the Styx
Two young people spent 2-3 weeks of the Christmas break camping in the Styx forest, with mice and an eager-eyed currawong. We,...
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Tasmania’s economic recovery?
Tasmania’s economic recovery: is it the ‘Real McCoy?’ A must-read from Saul Eslake, Chief Economist, ANZ Bank, in a recent presentation to...
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Divine dining in Hobart? No.
The idea first struck while visiting Sydney recently: Hobart has a lot to learn about divine dining experiences. Forget fine dining …...
