Tasmanian Times
Arts
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6.5KTas That Was – Tasman Bridge Reconstruction (1978)
The Tasman Bridge was built between 1960 and 1964. It was officially opened by His Royal Highness Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester,...
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Brothers of Country
Brothers of Country acknowledges traditional owners of the land on which we perform, and we pay our respects to elders past, present and...
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Tasdance: Let’s Keep Dancing!
Let’s Keep Dancing!! Tasdance Television or TDTV In response to COVID-19, Tasdance has launched an innovative way to keep its students and...
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Both Sides of the Curtain is Back with Series 2
After the success of the first season of Both Sides of the Curtain, Matt Dean wrote series 2 while sitting in Hobart...
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Third Letter from Papua New Guinea
On Saturday morning my friend Richard Peters and Carl, our Public Works Department friend who lives at the Sergeant’s Mess, set off...
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The Spanish Influenza Danger
Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 – 1928) , Wed 20 Nov 1918 , Page 2 THE SPANISH INFLUENZA DANGER In Tasmania we are taking...
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Tas That Was – Brickendon Estate
Brickendon Estate, located next to the Macquarie River in Longford, is one of Tasmania’s oldest estates. The property was settled by William...
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Review: The Memory Pool (2019)
Swimming pools are a major part of Australian culture. Pools are where many Australian kids spend most of their summer. The Memory...
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Zoe Grey: Thanks To A Place I Know
A new exhibition by Zoe Grey is showing at Despard Gallery, 1-26 April. Please note that there will be no public opening event scheduled...
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Adam Thompson, Indigenous Tasmanian writer
For writers, securing a publishing deal with a major publisher is the Holy Grail, although for most it either takes many years...
