Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "heritage"
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2.8KArticlePhilosopher Smith Saves Tasmania 150 Years Ago
The history of Waratah holds a pre-eminent position in Tasmania. In 1871 James ‘Philosopher’ Smith discovered tin at the Mt Bischoff site...
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Protest Against Burial Ground Interference at Eaglehawk Neck
Media release – Aboriginal Land Council of Tasmania, 27 November 2020 ABORIGINAL PROTESTS PLANNED TO STOP INTERFERENCE WITH BURIAL GROUNDS AT EAGLEHAWK...
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The Waratah Loop
A group of concerned and relevant community individuals established the Waratah Residents Association in August 2020 and applied for a Community COVID...
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The Midland Highway Part 5: it’s the Journey
Greg completes his journey at the southern end of the Midland Highway.
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Heritage Destruction Looming in Ross
Ross is a significant heritage icon in Tasmania’s central midlands, where many visitors marvel at the 186 convict-made stone carvings on the...
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Letters to the Editor
RT21 Recently I was walking with my wife on a section of the eastern shore of Hobart and had ‘a beautiful moment’...
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Regenerating Waratah History
The Waratah region's Hydro power heritage would be a great drawcard if properly recovered and presented, argues local advocate John Powell.
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Aboriginal Archaeological Seabed Site
In a first discovery of its kind, researchers have uncovered an ancient Aboriginal archaeological site preserved on the seabed For most of...
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Greens: We Stand Alone on Major Projects Bill
Rosalie Woodruff MP | Greens Planning spokesperson, 3 June 2020 Greens Stand Alone on Major Projects Legislation Labor declared their hand on...
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Vale Jack Mundey, Urban Environmental Hero
Union activist Jack Mundey has a great legacy of defending urban environmental heritage.
