Tasmanian Times
Arts
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7.6KPoint Puer
Learn about Point Puer, site of the British Empire's first prison for boys, in this brief history.
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Tas That Was – Oatlands
Oatlands, located 84 km north of Hobart and 115 km south of Launceston, is one of Tasmania’s oldest settlements. Namesake Oatlands was...
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Season 2 Looming for Gloaming?
A second season of acclaimed Stan original drama series, The Gloaming, will be explored in ‘a virtual writers’ room’. The first series...
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Artists Go Live Online to Boost Workplace Morale
Tasmanian musicians are finding new audiences during lockdown, including companies eager to provide some relief for their employees.
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Final Letter from PNG
Gordon d'Venables concludes his series of memoirs regarding military service life in Papua New Guinea with an unusual find on the beach.
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Photojournalism: The Summer Australia Burned
A new photojournalism exhibition tells the story of Australia's unprecedented bushfire summer.
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What Are You Looking At?
This episode of the Contemporary Arts Tas podcast discusses cultural and artistic practice and the non-linear path of healing.
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The Isle of the Dead
A short history of the Isle of the Dead, part of the Port Arthur penal settlement in Tasmania, Australia.
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Tas That Was – The Separate Prison at Port Arthur
The Separate Prison at Port Arthur was built between 1849 and 1850. Its architecture and regime were modelled on those used at...
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My Hero Is You
Children’s story book released to help children and young people cope with COVID-19 A new story book that aims to help children...
