Tasmanian Times
Arts
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2.7KMount Stuart: What’s in a Name?
Mount Nelson, Mount Romney, Mount Direction, Mount Knocklofty, and more. There’s even Mount Wellington, better known these days as kunanyi. Tasmania, and...
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Tas That Was – Franklin Square
Franklin Square has long been a popular spot in Hobart's busy downtown area.
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Big Sing to Lift Spirits Higher
One of Hobart’s notable mid-year events—the Festival of Voices—will this year host its iconic Big Sing virtually, in an effort to bring...
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New TV Series The Tailings to be Shot on West Coast
A new drama to be shot in Tasmania will follow a daughter’s investigation into her father’s death in a tight-knit, remote community...
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Soldiers, Thieves, Māori Warriors: NZ Convicts Sent to Australia
Removing dissidents from New Zealand to Van Diemen's Land was partly a tactic to quell Māori resistance, writes Dr Kristyn Harman.
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Uni Revue Avoids Rona Wreck with Show Filmed for Streaming
Even coronavirus can't stop the Uni Revue cranking up the laughs as the 2020 show films for a novel digital release.
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 4
An 'animal of no particular species was responsible', says the patrolman. But the secret's out.
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Review: Out of Ireland (1999)
Out of Ireland was written by Christopher Koch and published in 1999. At 737 pages, it may seem like a daunting read....
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Tas That Was – Salamanca Market (1979)
Salamanca Market is one of Australia’s largest outdoor markets. It began in 1972, when a group of 30 informal traders set up...
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What the Potential Loss of GASP Means to Glenorchy
Glenorchy Council are being unprofessional and short-sighted, say GASP.
