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982StatementsSeasonal Campfire Bans Lifted in National Parks & Reserves
Seasonal campfire bans have been lifted across many Tasmanian national parks and reserves from 1 April 2026.
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977Politics
News from Hobart City Council Meeting on 30 March
Dog Management Policy Review The review of proposed changes to declared dog areas is now complete. Of the 272 public submissions, most...
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1.1KTas That Was
Tas That Was – Lisdillon Saltworks
The Lisdillon Saltworks were among the earliest of their kind in Australia.
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1.4KPolitics
Labor Says It’s Time Easter Sunday Was a Public Holiday in Tasmania
Should Easter Sunday be a public holiday in Tasmania?
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1.2KVisual Arts
New Program Offers Tasmanian Artists 18 Months of Paid Work
The Unconformity is looking for artists to develop ideas that are “bold, resourceful, and experimental”.
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596Arts
Neil Diamond Tribute Taylor Made
A father bringing an album of Hot August Nights home one day in 1972 was the beginning of an obsession for the...
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1.0KPolitics
News from the Hobart City Council Planning Authority Committee Meeting on 25 March 2026
Unit 2, 526 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay The Hobart City Council Planning Authority Committee has approved a development application for partial...
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1.0KTas That Was
Tas That Was – Elizabeth College
Hobart’s Elizabeth College started life in 1842 as a two-room school built by Holy Trinity Church. Over time, the site grew into...
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1.4KArts
Big Ideas at High Altitude
A crackling fire, a sweeping alpine horizon, and one of Australia’s most recognisable storytellers stepping into the room. This Saturday, the Central...
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1.0KTas That Was
Tas That Was – Cascade Gardens
Cascade Gardens is a historic public park in South Hobart, located beside the iconic Cascade Brewery and the Hobart Rivulet. It began...
