Tasmanian Times
Arts
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150Tas That Was – ‘BP Beltana’
This photograph, snapped sometime in the 1970s, shows the ‘BP Beltana’ service station on the East Derwent Highway in Lindisfarne. Tas That...
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Review: ‘Australian Gospel’ by Lech Blaine
Australian Gospel is a compelling story that manages to be both heart-warming and coldly terrifying. In short, it’s a shining example of...
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MEAA: Action Needed on AI ‘Creative Theft’
Media release – Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance (MEAA), 27 November 2024 Evidence is clear; urgent action needed on AI creative theft...
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Stop Doom-scrolling! Read Science!
Overwhelmed and disgusted by politics, climate inaction, and the looming collapse of global human civilisation? Unless you’re a sociopath, of course you...
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What If Apollo 11 Never Came Home?
David Dyer’s latest novel explores a harrowing scenario: the Apollo 11 astronauts becoming stranded on the moon in 1969.
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Richard Butler Exhibition at Long Gallery
The Long Gallery in Salamanca is currently hosting an exhibition of photographs by Richard Butler titled ‘The desire to be there’. The...
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Van Diemen’s Band Acquires Triple Harp
Media release – Madeleine Ogilvie, Minister for the Arts and Heritage, 19 November 2024 New triple harp takes centre stage in Tasmania...
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Tas That Was – Valleyfield, New Norfolk
The historic Valleyfield property in New Norfolk has changed hands several times since it was established in 1813.
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Record Entries for Burnie Print Prize
Media release – Burnie City Council, 14 November 2024 Record number of entries for Burnie Print Prize A record number of 234...
