Arts

Tas That Was – Ralphs Bay Canal

Lauderdale’s most prominent feature, Ralphs Bay Canal, is a testament to a vision that was twice abandoned.

Tas That Was – Rokeby

Rokeby traces its roots back to 1808, when settlers from Norfolk Island claimed land grants in the area.

‘The Blood Run’ Film – Hobart Premiere for Leukaemia Foundation

In June 2022, ultra-marathon runner Callan Gates arrived at Sydney Harbour after running 250kms from Newcastle along the Great North Walk (GNW)....

Tas That Was – Scottsdale

Discover Scottsdale’s journey from ancient Indigenous roots to a thriving town.

Fly Launceston to Melbourn in 3 Hours!

Alicia King’s ‘Phenomenal Bodies’ in Franklin Square

The third installation of the City of Hobart’s art boxes InsideOut brings a fresh artistic experience to Franklin Square from now to...

Tas That Was – Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

TMAG, Australia’s second-oldest museum, draws thousands of yearly visitors who want to see its collections and exhibitions.

Virtuosi Presents New Directions in Brass

Virtuosi Tasmania presents a celebration of old, new and always-listenable brass repertoire featuring: Compass Brass with special guests Next Generation Brass Be...

‘Jumping Castle’ TV Drama Tragedy Goes Worldwide

An emotionally-charged television series based on the deaths of several children caused by an inflatable jumping castle being blown into the air...

‘The Wind Telephone’ at Junction Arts Festival 2024

As the spring equinox ushers in a season of renewal, the Junction Arts Festival invites people to experience ‘The Wind Telephone‘, an...