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Although the Tasmanian Government will add $4 million to the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery’s annual budget over the next four years,...

I have no commercial barrow to push here, I just want to spread the word about some kids who are doing something...

Ozymandias 4000 After Ozymandias, by Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) I met a poet from an ancient town Who said: two vast piles...

For many observers, Hobart City Council’s fiscal decisions are an episodic farce. But recent news of HCC’s $65,000 allocation for a cultural...

Telstra is front and centre In an orange jump-suit, (it’s always an orange jump-suit). To the sides and behind are the true...

Old DP29, the last passenger train to ever run in Tasmania, has become a feature of the Bellarine Peninsula Railway’s scheduled trips...

The 2005 Ten Days Festival is a resounding success if Robyn Archer is to be believed. Is there any other festival director...

Special guests, ladies and gentlemen, it¹s a great pleasure for me to join you here today in celebrating the life and work...

Now I have been allocated 10 minutes today, which is fine by me; I don’t like talking for too long. But maybe...

Ordinary ‘battlers’ have long been pitted against spoilt ‘elites’ in the bipolar universe of Australia’s culture wars. Boofy footy has been played...