Tasmanian Times
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771ArtsBluesfest 2013 nominated for an international pollstar award
Bluesfest is thrilled to announce its nomination for thehighly regardedAnnual Pollstar Award in the category ofthe 2013 ‘International Music Festival of the...
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Hobart Bookshop: Eminent Australian historian David Day’s Flaws in the Ice
The Hobart Bookshop The Hobart Bookshop is delighted to invite you to an event with eminent Australian historian David Day. Day’s latest...
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Noble Neil
Not long ago I caught up with Neil Byrne when he was in Tennessee, where, as one of the members of Irish...
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Launceston Day of Climate Action
• Hobart Day of Climate Action, here Hello everyone – please come along to the Climate Change picnic/action event at City park...
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Letter to the Editor: Breathing New Life into Woodsmoke Polluted Communities
Breathing new life into Woodsmoke polluted communities is essential for healthy living. Being free from Woodsmoke’s toxic emissions will ensure that everyone...
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Guy Barnett, Letter to the Editor: Diabetes
Tasmania has the unfortunate record of the highest levels of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and smoking of any Australian state. Type 2...
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Lest We Forget: the need to morally justify Afghanistan
Today, to mark Remembrance Day, Tasmanian Times republishes Scott MacInnes’ searching essay … Lest We Forget: the need to morally justify Afghanistan,...
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The Tasmanian Breath of Fresh Air Film Festival Announces Winners of the Screen Competitions
From Left to Right: Australian Writer’s Guild’s Vicki Madden, BOFA Entrepreneurial Spirit Award Winner Alicia Rackett , Screen Tasmania’s Karena Slaninka and...
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Bob Brown back from Seattle battle
Sea Shepherd Australia’s chairman Bob Brown has returned to Hobart after appearing for the defence in a civil action taken by Japanese...
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Remembrance Day, 11 November 2013, Westbury Cenotaph, Tasmania
Remembrance Day, today, marks the 95th year since the end of World War I, known as the Great War. At 11am on...
