Tasmanian Times
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3.0KArticleStrochnetter Makes Tasmanian Lawn Bowls Capping History
Mark Strochnetter will make history today when he plays his 346th game for Tasmania against New South Wales—becoming the most capped player...
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Palawa Elder Jim Everett Reclaims Macquarie Point
Jim Everett puralia meenamatta has reclaimed the proposed Macquarie Point stadium site in Hobart, citing the disregard for Palawa heritage and the...
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What’s Happening Under Tasmania’s Salmon Farms?
New Research Suggests We Don’t Know—And Should Be Worried A new study from Chile’s salmon industry offers a troubling snapshot of what...
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Asbestos Safety Failures Exposed Across Schools
Education Minister Jo Palmer MHA faces renewed scrutiny following revelations that her department issued incomplete safety guidance on handling asbestos-contaminated sand, with...
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Hobart Current – Exploring What It Means to Be ‘Here’
The 2025 edition of Hobart Current – a major biennial project that nurtures and showcases contemporary artists who work across multiple artforms...
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Not a Red Cent More…
Media release – Kristie Johnston MHA, independent Member for Clark Stadium true costs revealed in estimates The stadium’s soaring cost to Tasmanians...
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Landholders Urged to Sign $200k/km NWTD Deal Now
TasNetworks is pushing for landholders to sign agreements by December 1, 2025, to secure the $200,000/km Strategic Benefit Payment (SBP) plus CPI,...
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Logging in Ancient Forest Declared Climate Crime Scene
Media Release – Bob Brown Foundation, 18 November 2025 Logging in Tasmanian ancient forest declared a climate crime scene Protesters are occupying...
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Tasmanians Keep Dropping Their Phones Down The Toilet
A sharp spike in the number of mobile phones ending up in Tassie toilets
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Applications Open for Two Contemporary Art Studios
Two non-residential, one-year studios are available in 2026
