Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "moonah"
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1.2KArticleCommunity Silent Disco (Free Event) at M.A.C.
Newsletter item – Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre + MAC, 4 May 2023 Community Silent Disco (Free Event) 7.30pm-9.30pm Friday 5 May To celebrate...
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TasWater Opens 3 Customer Information Centres
Media release – TasWater, 27 April 2023 TasWater’s doors are open TasWater has opened new Customer Information Centres at each of its...
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On Homelessness Surge in Tasmania …
Media release – Guy Barnett, Minister for State Development, Construction and Housing, 22 March 2023 Housing data proof we must keep delivering...
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964ArticleLabor: Inaction on Grassroots Sporting Facilities
Media release – Josh Willie MLC, Shadow Minister for Sport, 31 January 2023 Liberals inaction on crucial grassroots sporting infrastructure inexcusable Shadow Sports...
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Kichikoo: ‘Tasmania is My Inspiration’
Callum J. Jones interviews ‘Kichikoo’, a Tasmanian painter who has recently held her first exhibition.
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Expressions of Interest Sought for MAC Performs 2023
Moonah Arts Centre (MAC) is presenting MAC Performs performance series in 2023. We are seeking an expression of interest from a diverse...
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‘The Rise’ Premieres at MAC
The Rise is a new theatrical work presented by PLoT Theatre Company. It will premiere this month at Moonah Arts Centre in...
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Tas That Was – Main Road, Moonah (1961)
This photograph of Moonah’s main road was taken in 1961. * * * * Tas That Was is a column that includes:...
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Ready, Set, Dance Scottish!
In the early 1900’s two Scottish ladies Jean Milligan, a PE teacher, and Ysobel Stewart, a life-long country dancer, noticed that Scottish...
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Edith Lilla Holmes – A Biography
Edith Lilla Holmes (1893–1973) was an “instinctive, joyous” Tasmanian artist.
