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180The Proud and the Punished: Female Convict History Dramatised
The Cascades Female Factory Historic Site launched a new dramatised tour on Thursday 9th January. Called The Proud and The Punished, it...
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189Good Citizen
Huonville to Franklin pathway – Huon Valley Council is currently assessing the feasibility of developing a shared pathway along the Huon River. The...
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82A Fractured Fairy Tale for our Times
Are you a success? How do you know? If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night worrying about what...
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163Letters to the Editor
Cable Car Developments As the sun rose this morning (Mon 6 Jan), sentinels summited kunanyi/Mt Wellington, symbolising community intent to protect what’s...
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6263Coal at The Mercury
The assistant editor of Hobart’s Mercury newspaper has a piece of ‘ornamental’ coal sitting on her desk at work. Yes, coal. The...
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119Pressings: Chatto Wines, a Year of Ups and Downs
You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that what goes up must come down. It’s an inescapable fact of...
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Callum’s Port Arthur Video Diary
I stayed overnight at Port Arthur between 27th and 28th December last year. Above is my video diary from those two days....
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121New Year, New Start – the Editor
Tasmanian Times is taking a two-week break from our Saturday editions. The last of 2019 was Saturday 28 December and the first...
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93Taste of Tasmania Opens: Stallholders Tell us the Inside Story
Our audio feature on the Taste of Tasmania includes a pakana welcome in palawa kani and English; Taste food curator Megan...
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1212Coal: Life or Black Death?
Editor’s Introduction Coal has had a significant history in Tasmania since the early days of European colonisation. The race to find, mine,...
