Tasmanian Times
Arts
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2.4KAncanthe … all that will be lost
Ancanthe: Mt Wellington on the skyline Brushy Creek Valley It is to be hoped that David Mackenzie Crean has some historical blood...
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Falls and Funding: How Labor cuts the cake
FALLS Festival founder Simon Daly yesterday hit back at critics of his request for government help, saying funding for existing events could...
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Vote for Tassie’s Book of the Year
Voting opens on the 1 November 2011 and closes on the 6 January 2012, and it’s really simple. You just have to...
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Why the mining boom should be slowed
This article in The Conversation today is a useful reply to Stephen Kirchner’s and to Peter McDonald’s argument that we need more...
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The sound of good shiraz, liberally poured!x
You know the sound that fine shiraz makes, poured liberally into a glass… …that deep throaty, succulent, devour-me-now life-wish, swishing and sloshing...
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My name is Bartlett …
There has been much clamour for Tasmanian Times to publish this Jon Kudelka classic – published in Mercury on Tuesday, December 6....
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Vale, Dick
THE death of Hobart gallery owner Dick Bett is a great loss for the arts community, leaders in the field said yesterday....
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Swan Song
Swan Song Against a sky that’s coloured like a child’s balloon, The black swan fly above our big lagoon. I hear them...
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Arts vs politics: We haven’t got the balance right
Image, from HERE AS BEFITS a man who values his poetic vocation as highly as his political ideals, President Michael D Higgins...
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Sports v Arts: The Irish experience
A follow to: The Fallacy of Sporting Attraction, Chris Berg, and, BOFA Irish subsidised arts sector supports 2,600 jobs – report Published...
