Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "spotlight"
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1.7KBooksApproaching the Apocalypse – Women’s Writing from lutruwita/Tasmania
It is an often quoted, rarely substantiated supposition that Tasmania has more readers and writers per capita than the rest of the...
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Ockenden Breaks Hockey Appearance Record
Tasmania’s Eddie Ockenden became the Kookaburras’ most capped player when he took the field in this weekend’s two FIH Pro League matches...
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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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Second Letter from PNG, 2nd Battalion Pacific Islands Regiment
I could write numerous letters about PNG and Army life but I run the risk of boring you to tears, dear reader....
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Concerns Raised Over Major Projects Legislation
Concerns have been raised over the government’s proposed Major Projects legislation. Residents Opposed to the Cable Car (ROCC) say the laws, if...
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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...
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Women of the Island
Women of the Island is a documentary web-series telling the untold yet inspiring stories of women who live in Tasmania. Each episode...
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Irish Exiles in Van Diemen’s Land: a few notes by Heather Donaldson
With St Patrick’s Day coming up fast – 17 March, the national day of Ireland – Tasmanian Times is proud to present...
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GASP Upbeat About Uncertain Future
GASP is not about to be swallowed up by the proposed NBL basketball team project, but still faces an uncertain future. Frances...
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2.3KHealth
Who Gives A Sh*t About Toilet Paper?
Toilet paper might be scarce on the shelves, but it hasn’t always been there. Throughout all of human history, people have always...
