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4.5KTas That WasTas That Was – The Hope and Anchor
The Hope and Anchor claims to be Australia’s oldest existing hotel.
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Photo Essay: Japan’s Children’s Day Celebration (2021)
The City of Hobart, in partnership with RTBG, celebrated Children’s Day between 1 and 2 May 2021.
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‘Break Up’
A stage play by Callum J. Jones.
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Pubs of the West Coast
Learn about some of the old pubs on Tasmania’s west coast!
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Tas That Was – The Cyprus
The Cyprus was a ship that was seized by convicts in 1829.
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‘Shellshocked: Part II’
This is a sequel to Callum J. Jones' 2020 short story, 'Shellshocked'.
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Banking and Finance in Van Diemen’s Land
There was a severe cash shortage in Van Diemen’s Land during the early-1800s. To get around this problem, people exchanged ‘promissory notes’,...
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Tas That Was ― The Soldier’s Memorial Avenue
The Soldier’s Memorial Avenue is an avenue of trees commemorating Tasmanian soldiers who died in World War One.
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Book Review: Paradise Earth (2020)
“The aftershocks from 1996 continued, year after year, often in the life of the individual more devastating than the Port Arthur massacre...
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Newspapers of Van Diemen’s Land
Newspapers in Van Diemen’s Land were sources of news and advertisements.
