Tasmanian Times
Editor’s Choice – Row 1
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4.0KFrac Yeh! Fractangular 2020
Highlights from Day two of the gathering (Good bangers for ya Buck-and): 0.00 – Freya; 0.46 – Featured Act –...
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The Change Room: Celebrating Tasmanian Women in Sport
A new exhibition has opened at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery (TMAG). Called The Change Room, it celebrates and highlights the...
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2.4KHome Affairs Selling Tasmanians’ Private Data via IDMatch
Data from Tasmanian driver licences including photos has already been handed over to the federal government. Read below for a preview of...
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Farm Optimism by the Shed Load
As a young bloke growing up on the family farm at Bangor in Tasmania’s south-east, Matt Dunbabin learned early on that being...
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Good Citizen
volunteer awards – the fifth annual Tasmanian Volunteering Awards are now open for nominations. The Awards recognise volunteers across ten categories; there...
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Poet’s Corner – To A River In Tasmania
This poem was first published by The Register on Saturday, 11th December 1909. To A River In Tasmania By Marjorie Hay Walker...
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Corrections in Crisis
In almost two decades of advocating on behalf Tasmania’s prisoners and seeking reform of what is the worst performing sector of government...
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Good Citizen
volunteers for bushfires – Over the past few months we have all watched the bushfire crisis unfolding across the country, and summer...
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Euthanasia Back on Tas Agenda
Euthanasia will be back on the parliamentary agenda this year with independent Mike Gaffney presenting a Private Members Bill. He intends to...
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Let’s Be Honest, Scott Morrison is a Terrible Prime Minister
Andrew P Street describes himself as ‘an author, journalist, columnist and failed indie rock star.’ He puts together a very readable two/three-times-a-week...
