Tasmanian Times
Arts
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We are still First Australians
Heidi Douglas Stale and stunted, everything we have must be rational, scientific and have concrete economic reasoning. But I can’t stay in...
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Not Quite Art
Heidi Douglas This is the second series of Not Quite Art and this series delves into the bedrooms of some of Australia’s...
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Home truths hurt
Scott Millwood The Mercury, Tuesday 14 October, 2008 page 25 And he fails to recognise that, in the absence of proper public...
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A one-sided protrayal of Tasmania
Rodney Croome WHEN Brant Webb and Todd Russell emerged from the gold mine that almost became their grave, they were hailed “great...
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Brenda Hean review, events this weekend
Heidi Douglas Whatever Happened to Brenda Hean? Certainly What ever happened to Brenda Hean? film is packed with the nitty gritty facts...
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Adult Education: 60 years on… death by a thousand cuts
Clavis Aurea Not surprisingly, ask the staff who work there and you may hear another story. To them the organisation is being...
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Don’t miss the poetry festival
Cameron Hindrum Director Tasmanian Poetry Festival VERY warm Poetic greetings; For your perusal and interest, please find attached the program for the...
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The Role of Art in Australia in the Twenty First Century
Michael Denholm Art and Politics and the Economy, the Role of Art in Australia in the Twenty First Century … An art...
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Was murder covered up?
Feature documentary uncovers Tasmania’s secrets Australian filmmaker Scott Millwood’s new film Whatever Happened to Brenda Hean? is set to create shockwaves when...
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TMAG – Embrace the Past and the Future
phill Parsons Therein lies a conundrum. Do we constrain our gaseous emissions or do we go on as though there’s is no...
