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2.6KArticleCool Valley Source of Hot New Wines
Drive through the Coal River Valley on a 40-degree summer’s day and it’s hard to believe that this part of southern Tasmania...
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Ballawinne Festival at Port Cygnet
The Ballawinne Festival Cultural Day took place on Monday, in Port Cygnet, hosted by the South-East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC). (See earlier article...
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The Weaponisation of Civility
Civility is a weapon designed to deflect accountability and it is a weapon that conservative commentators have learned to wield very effectively....
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Folk Festival Finishes on High Note
A sad summer of fires on mainland Australia was given a reflective reprieve at last weekend’s sold out Tasmanian Cygnet Folk Festival. The...
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Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman Resigns
Tasmanian Liberal leader Will Hodgman votes at Margate Hall in Margate south of Hobart, Saturday, March, 20, 2010. (AAP Image/Julian Smith) Will...
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Aboriginal Leader Calls for Reconciliation Truth in A-Day Lead-Up
Aboriginal leader Brooke Prentis (of Wakka Wakka people and spokesperson for Common Grace) has called for truth to be a part of...
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Waterton Hall Wines: Adding Style to Rich Valley History
A profile of Waterton Hall wines, these days a showpiece in Tasmania's Tamar Valley. Though small, they have established style as one...
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Ragwort Raid Returns to the Tamar
Over the first week of February, don’t be surprised to see community volunteers from Landcare groups, rural fire brigades (if they are...
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The Proud and the Punished: Female Convict History Dramatised
The Cascades Female Factory Historic Site launched a new dramatised tour on Thursday 9th January. Called The Proud and The Punished, it...
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Letter from Army recruit training, National Service
Tasmanian Times is pleased to welcome aboard Gordon d’Venables. He is writing a series of letters featuring anecdotes from around the world...
