Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "history"
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1.3KArticleHCC to Raise Rates for Short Stay Accommodation Properties
Media release – City of Hobart, 19 June 2023 News from tonight’s council meeting 2023-24 Budget See separate media release. Advice to...
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Let’s Chat About Tasmania
Callum J. Jones recently had a conversation with ChatGPT about Tasmania, exploring its history, culture, attractions, and more.
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Discover Convict Past with Immersive Activities at World Heritage-listed Convict Sites
The Cascades Female Factory and Port Arthur Historic Sites are running interactive educational activities over the Easter school holidays designed to engage school children and...
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A Voyage to the Antarctic, in Devonport
Media release – Bass Strait Maritime Centre, 3 March 2023 A Voyage to the Antarctic, in Devonport Devonport’s Bass Strait Maritime Centre...
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Submissions Sought for ‘Maria Island Rediscovered’ Project
Media release – Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania, 3 March 2023 Public submissions welcome for Maria Island Rediscovered project –...
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Tas That Was – Beaumaris Zoo
Beaumaris Zoo is well-known today for being the home of the last known thylacine during the 1930s.
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Tas That Was – Soldiers at Risdon Cove
This photograph shows some soldiers marching through Risdon Cove in 1900.
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Tas That Was – Hobart (1960)
This photograph of Hobart was taken from a helicopter in 1960. Tas That Was is a column that includes: anecdotes of life...
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Tas That Was – The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
The Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery is the largest regional museum in Australia.
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Tas That Was – Lindisfarne (1970s)
The photograph above, taken from a plane during the 1970s, shows Lindisfarne, a suburb of Hobart’s Eastern Shore. * * * *...
