Tasmanian Times
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3.1KAgricultureFeasibility Study into Use of Wild-shot Deer
The Tasmanian government wishes to investigate the feasibility of a trial of 'value added wild deer products'.
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1.6KThey Said It
They Said It: More of this week’s News in Brief
Peter Rathjen, taxis, NW outbreak, Bridgewater Bridge, Glenorchy jobs hub and Bank of Heritage Isle were in the news this week.
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1.5KStatements
Parks & Reserves Reopen for Exercise
Media release – Roger Jaensch, Minister for Environment and Parks, 8 May 2020 Parks and reserves to reopen for exercise Tasmania’s national...
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1.6KArts
Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 1
Alberto existed somewhere, and now he's back in lutruwita. Apart from the quantum jump having made him terribly hungry, he just might...
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4.0KEnvironment
Scott Jordan – On the Frontline Saving Tasmania’s Old Growth Forests
Photographer Al Bloom profiles activist Scott Jordan, a champion of Tasmania's old-growth forests.
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7.5KHistory
Point Puer
Learn about Point Puer, site of the British Empire's first prison for boys, in this brief history.
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1.6KEditor's Choice - Row 1
EXPERT REACTION: Australia’s 3-Step Plan
Medical experts comment on Australia's just-announced 3-step plan to lift COVID-19 restrictions.
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5.5KEditor's Choice - Row 1
Tas That Was – Oatlands
Oatlands, located 84 km north of Hobart and 115 km south of Launceston, is one of Tasmania’s oldest settlements. Namesake Oatlands was...
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2.2KCurrent Affairs
Tasmania’s ‘Roadmap to Recovery’
The Tasmanian govt's new roadmap sees some COVID-19 restrictions lifted as early as Monday, then 3 distinct stages over the coming months.
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1.2KState
Local Government Jobs Falling Through Cracks
Jobs in local government authorities appear to be falling through both the federal and state government support packages. The Australian Services Union...
