Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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406Sand Flathead Fishery Recovery Plan
A new report by IMAS and UTas on the Sand Flathead in Tasmania was released in May with little fanfare. Executive Summary...
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How Tasmanian Schools Can Help Students from Refugee Backgrounds to Thrive – A Call for a Whole-School Approach
When Sumu first arrived in Australia, she was afraid to go to school. She could not speak much English and did not...
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A Micro-Hike Through Deep Time
The Fossil Grove micro-hike is a short bushwalk in South Hobart, within Wellington Park. It is home to some of the area’s...
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UTAS Innovation for the Southern Ocean
‘Rollercoaster’ currents in Southern Ocean are now being mapped by satellite and robot gliders Scientists have developed a novel way to measure...
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Under-treated Sewage Spilled Across Tasmania – Map the Crap
Half a billion litres of under-treated sewage spilled across Tasmania in 2024-25 according to Environment Tasmania’s ‘Map the Crap’ – launched by...
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Living Between Two Worlds – Why Tasmanian Schools Must Rethink Belonging for Refugee Youth
Dr Nabaraj Mudwari writes that refugee-background teenagers are often praised as ‘settled’, masking assumptions that ‘belonging’ develops naturally over time.
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Three Capes Track to Close for Planned Burns & Annual Maintenance
Three Capes Track will close in April 2026 for planned burn operations and annual maintenance.
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Antarctica Meets State Parliament
Hobart’s status as an Antarctic gateway and science hub is highlighted at Antarctica Meets Parliament.
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On the Use of Florfenicol in Tasmania’s Waterways
A compilation of media releases and other material regarding florfenicol in Tasmania’s waterways.
