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1.7KVirus Vigil Demands Church Changes
The Catholic Church has made liturgical changes to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. The changes were communicated by Tasmanian Archbishop Julian...
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AMA: Our Doctors Are Coping
Audio: Professor John Burgess speaks to the media, Saturday 14 March 2020, Hobart AMA Tasmania President Prof John Burgess has reassured the...
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Fed Gov: No Mass Gatherings
The Australian government has advised against ‘non-essential’, organised events of 500 people or more, starting Monday 16 March. The ruling does not...
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UTAS On Notice, Stimulus Money Rains, WHO Declares Pandemic
UTAS has declared that if ‘local transmission’ of coronavirus occurs it will move to online delivery of teaching to the greatest extent...
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Dark Mofo Cancelled for 2020
MONA has announced the cancellation of Dark Mof for this year due to complications with the coronavirus issue. “We’re killing Dark Mofo...
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New Hobart Clinic Established to Meet Coronavirus Testing Demand
A new southern-based respiratory clinic is operating at the Statton Building of the Repatriation Hospital in Hobart from today. The clinic is...
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Complicating the Narrative
Tasmanian Times is interested in exploring different perspectives on what modern journalism can be. Solutions Journalism have kindly given us permission to...
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Change or die Tas – AAP the latest meal as Australian media eats itself to survive
A death sentence this week for wire service Australian Associated Press (AAP) is in the short-term good news for Tasmanian media. Local...
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Good Citizen
firefighter recruitment – Tasmanian Fire Service is launching a new campaign to recruit an additional 30 career firefighters. Firefighting is not only one...
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Who Let The Flogs Out?
This is an TT occasional column calling out public relations spin, egregious stunts and media manipulation. The ‘news’ doesn’t just magically come...
