Tasmanian Times
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1.5KCurrent AffairsIs it the Right Time for Mass Gatherings?
Medical and sports experts have a range of views on the timing of bringing sporting crowds back.
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4.3KHistory
Yes, there was Slavery in Australia
Was there slavery in Australia? Yes. It shouldn’t even be up for debate Prime Minister Scott Morrison asserted in a radio interview...
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1.9KCreative Tasmania
Automated Water Alerts Now Available in Derwent Valley
A Hydro Tasmanian project is enabling remote sensing data to be pushed to users interested in water level and flow of key...
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3.2KArticle
Make Yourself at Home
Tasmanians are being urged to get out and explore their island home as part of a new Tourism Tasmania campaign. According to...
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4.4KArts
Thomas Bock: A Biography
Thomas Bock was a nineteenth century artist and engraver who arrived in Van Diemen’s Land in 1824 as a convict. Early life...
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1.5KArticle
COVID-19: Questions over Asymptomatic Transfer
As Tasmania heads into winter the jury is still out as to whether the risk of contracting COVID-19 will worsen with the...
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2.3KArticle
Remembering ‘New Tasmania’— Journalism & the Shape of the New
A forthcoming book by media researcher Dr Bill Dodd looks at lessons to be learned from Tasmanian journalism, and concludes we lag...
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3.5KStatements
Fallow Deer Trial
Media release – Guy Barnett, Minister for Primary Industries and Water, 9 June 2020 Deer trial feasibility study begins Tasmanian firm Community...
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1.8KCurrent Affairs
Death in Custody, Tasmania 1829
THE COUNTRY POST. Richmond, (Tasmania) 27 April 1829 A coroner’s inquest sat yesterday on the body of one of the native Aborigines,...
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1.7KAgriculture
Consortium Looks to Boost Fruit & Veg Intake
Tasmania is likely to benefit from a new collaboration aiming to increase consumption of fruit and vegetables.
