Tasmanian Times
Arts
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1.7KPoet’s Corner – ‘Sunset, Cataract Hill’
This poem was first published by The Dandenong Journal on Thursday 29 May 1930. Sunset, Cataract Hill From the lofty heights, where...
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Callout For Zine Content
A print production? That’s right, Tasmanian Times is looking to put together a print zine – and we’re on the lookout for...
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Tas That Was – The Royal Visits to Tasmania (1954 & 1970)
In 1954 and 1970, Queen Elizabeth II visited Tasmania with her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. The documentary films below covered...
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GASPing for Survival
Loss of recurrent funding from Glenorchy Council is a body blow to the non-profit that develops art along the popular Montrose Bay...
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Bertrand Cadart: A Biography
We pay tribute to larger-than-life entrepreneur and public figure Bertrand Cadart.
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 3
A foray into the heart of locked-down nipaluna doesn't go quite as planned.
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The Theatre Royal: A Short History
Theatre Royal is the oldest, continually-working live performance venue in Australia.
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Knives – Ben Walter
Knives First published in Verity La , (Edited by Laura McPhee-Browne) In our house right now the most popular show is the...
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Tasmanian Volunteers’
This poem was first published by The Cornwall Chronicle on Saturday, 8th September 1860. The author is unknown. Tasmanian Volunteers Dedicated to...
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The State Cinema: A History
Hobart’s State Cinema is a city-wide institution and is of historic significance. It’s believed to be the first Tasmanian building built specifically...
