Tasmanian Times
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801ArtsCALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: THE LITTLE GALLERY
Ulverstone artist Jessie Pangas with her exhibition in The Little Gallery TRANSform, March 2016. Photography: Kelly Slater Exhibition and project submissions for...
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TASSO’s concern over the process around the latest review of the Tasmanian Education Act
TASSO acknowledges the government’s commitment to parental and community consultation in the drafting of the Act. Our concerns revolve around the very...
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Hobart Bookshop, 5.30pm, Thurs May 5: The Moonlight Bird and the Grolken
Hobart Bookshop Join us as Christina Booth launches Anne Morgan’s new children’s book, illustrated by Lois Bury: The Moonlight Bird and the...
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Hobart Bookshop, 5.30pm, Wed, May 4: Ink in Her Veins
Hobart Bookshop Join us as Lucy Frost launches Sylvia Martin’s new book, Ink in Her Veins: The Troubled Life of Aileen Palmer....
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NATION: Why stand up for owner-operators … because we give a truck!
JLN Independent Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie after meeting with Tasmanian owner / drivers regarding the government-made Trucking Crisis has renewed her call...
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Devonport Regional Gallery: KARIN CHAN AIRMAIL THE LITTLE GALLERY PROJECT SPACE
Karin Chan, Far away I came, 2016, Giclée print KARIN CHAN AIRMAIL THE LITTLE GALLERY PROJECT SPACE DATE & TIME: Opening SUNDAY...
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Machinery operations proposal up for comment
Public comment is being sought on a draft document that is proposing to improve the restrictions on agricultural machinery operations during summer...
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Ten days for the second Hobart Language Day!
Tasmanians and particularly Hobart folks are being encouraged to take part in the second celebration of language diversity when the Hobart Language...
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ASIC and Money Lenders must be examined by a Royal Commission
Independent JLN Senator for Tasmania Jacqui Lambie has called for a Royal Commission to closely examine the performance and practices of all...
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Troubadour Tommy
Well, maybe Tommy Tiernan wouldn’t really call himself a troubadour but one can sense when talking to him that behind the comedic...
