Tasmanian Times
Arts
-
5.7KMarcus Clarke’s For the Term of His Natural Life
For the Term of His Natural Life has been a classic of Australian literature and screen for almost 150 years.
-
1.9K
Van Diemen History Prize 2020-21
The biennial Van Diemen History Prize fosters quality writing about Tasmanian history for articles aimed at a general audience. Good writing about...
-
6.4K
Tas That Was – The Lunatic Asylum at Port Arthur
Port Arthur's ‘Welfare Phase’ saw the construction of the Pauper’s Depot (1863-64) and the Asylum (1864-68).
-
1.7K
Tommy
“Don’t talk to me about that disgusting man. He’s a criminal and a disgrace to Tasmania. He should be locked in Risdon...
-
4.3K
Dame Enid Lyons: A Biography
The first woman elected to Australia's House of Representatives, Dame Enid Lyons, was a remarkable Tasmanian of humble beginnings.
-
1.4K
Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 7
Jackie Nitaki becomes Jackie NotHappy, while the police decide to nose around Zach's place.
-
4.0K
New six-part TV series: Flames
Robbie Arnott’s 2018 novel, Flames, is going be adapted into a six-part television series by Jungle Entertainment. Flames tells the story of...
-
1.3K
Poet’s Corner: ‘Last Day of Summer’
Therese Corfiatis was born and grew up in Hobart. After a spell in Adelaide, she eventually moved back to Tasmania and settled...
-
1.8K
Tas That Was – Valley of the Derwent (1958)
Take a tour up the Derwent Valley – by Vespa, pleasure boat, tractor, and more – in the documentary film below. Check...
-
1.7K
Poet’s Corner: ‘A Horse’s Lament’
This poem was first published by the North-Eastern Advertiser on Tuesday, 22 June 1915. The author is ‘Trebla’. A Horse’s Lament By...
