Tasmanian Times
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6.9KMural Honours Emergency Services
A new mural on a water reservoir has been unveiled at Kingston. Over four days, artists totally revitalised the Glen Hall Reservoir...
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Expert Says 400,000 Australian Deaths Possible
COVID-19 is the name of the disease caused by a new strain of Coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, that has not been previously identified in...
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Bike Week Needed More Than Ever
This year is the 20th Tasmanian Bike Week, which is a good time to reflect on why we need “days” and “weeks”...
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All Aboard for Wine Weekends
Tasmania’s cool climate wine industry may be small but one of its strengths is that many of its key players have a...
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Should Party Loyalty have Priority?
Tasmania is in the unusual position of being governed by a Liberal party in which a backbencher wields the balance of power....
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Children’s Future Under Threat
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) have released a report declaring the health and future of...
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Letters to the Editor
Wildlife Awareness Across the country our unique wildlife is facing threats on every front imaginable, not least from bushfires. Some estimates suggest...
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Pipers Invests in Vineyard Riches
Tasmanian Pinot Noir. It’s become one of the success stories of the state’s cool climate wine industry, and it’s not hard to...
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Final Party in the Paddock Over but not Forgotten
Last weekend’s festival, Party in the Paddock (just east of Launceston), was held for the final time. The festival brought in thousands...
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Democracy in a Changing Climate: how climate activism is changing our understanding of politics
PUBLIC LECTURE – Democracy in a Changing Climate Date: Tuesday 10 March 2020, Time: 6-7.30pm Venue: Centenary Lecture Theatre 1, Clark Road, Sandy...
