Tasmanian Times
Poetry & Short Stories
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1.7KTommy
“Don’t talk to me about that disgusting man. He’s a criminal and a disgrace to Tasmania. He should be locked in Risdon...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 7
Jackie Nitaki becomes Jackie NotHappy, while the police decide to nose around Zach's place.
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Poet’s Corner: ‘Last Day of Summer’
Therese Corfiatis was born and grew up in Hobart. After a spell in Adelaide, she eventually moved back to Tasmania and settled...
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Poet’s Corner: ‘A Horse’s Lament’
This poem was first published by the North-Eastern Advertiser on Tuesday, 22 June 1915. The author is ‘Trebla’. A Horse’s Lament By...
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Gwen Harwood: A Biography
Gwendoline ‘Gwen’ Harwood was a poet and librettist who lived in Tasmania from 1945 to 1995. She won numerous awards and prizes...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 6
The media frenzy starts to pick up, while Zach finds out about the benefits of the DogKeeper program.
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Van Diemen’s Land’
This poem was first published by the Launceston Advertiser on Friday, 6 December 1844. The author is ‘H.R.’ “Van Diemen’s Land” By...
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 5
Alberto gets lost, and quite a few things get smashed...winter, and chaos, is coming!
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Alberto Drops In To Save The World: Part 4
An 'animal of no particular species was responsible', says the patrolman. But the secret's out.
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Poet’s Corner – ‘Sunset, Cataract Hill’
This poem was first published by The Dandenong Journal on Thursday 29 May 1930. Sunset, Cataract Hill From the lofty heights, where...
