Tasmanian Times
Arts
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2.1KFolk Festival Finishes on High Note
A sad summer of fires on mainland Australia was given a reflective reprieve at last weekend’s sold out Tasmanian Cygnet Folk Festival. The...
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Letter from Army recruit training, National Service
Tasmanian Times is pleased to welcome aboard Gordon d’Venables. He is writing a series of letters featuring anecdotes from around the world...
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Cygnet Folk Festival has landed
The Cygnet Folk Festival enters its 38th year this weekend, full of promise, as locals and visitors feel the buzz and excitement of this...
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Fringe Takes the Stage: Reviews and more
REVIEWS from Fringe at the Edge of the World Leader of the Resistance – Are mobile phones the work of the devil?...
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A Fractured Fairy Tale for our Times
Are you a success? How do you know? If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night worrying about what...
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Poet’s Corner – Hay
Hay By Kim Peart Farmer Sam lost his glasses and couldn’t see too well but work must go on and on there...
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Birdlife Photography Awards 2019
The 2019 Birdlife Australia Photography Awards have announced their winners. The above image – Life, fragmented – by Matt Wright won the...
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Encounter with a Tasmanian Tiger
Reproduction of a Tasmanian tiger article from Illustrated Sydney News (NSW : 1853 – 1872), Tuesday 16 April 1867, page 5 ENCOUNTER...
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Jim Everett puralia meenamatta: the walantanalinany palingina program
Lisa Campbell-Smith for Contemporary Arts Tasmania talks to Jim Everett puralia meenamatta. When talking about walantanalinany palingina, Ruth Langford (Season 4,Episode 5) always...
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The Gloaming to Release on Stan
The Gloaming will premiere on Australian streaming service Stan, on 1 January 2020. Why are we interested? Because the entire 8-part...
