Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "spotlight"
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Letters are welcome on any Tasmanian subject, up to 250 words. Letters should be concise, respectful of others and rely on evidence...
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Errol Flynn: A Biography
If you’re Tasmanian, you’ll likely know of Errol Flynn. If you don’t, allow me to enlighten you. Early life Flynn was born...
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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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No Spectators to be Admitted to One Day International
UPDATE: Since this was first posted, the remaining games in the series have been cancelled. The decision affects the game planned for...
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Archaeological Excavations Begin at Port Arthur
A team of archaeologists has begun investigating an area adjacent to the iconic Penitentiary at the Port Arthur Historic Site. The team...
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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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My Journey, an Exhibition for Epilepsy
A new exhibition launching today sheds light on a condition that affects over 20,000 Tasmanians. My Journey is a collection of honest,...
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Ride2School Day this Friday 13 March
Tassie primary schools have jumped on board the Freaky Friday theme this year for National Ride2school Day this Friday 13 March. Rain...
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Wilderness Disrupted
Bushwalker and photographer Dan Broun headed to the great Southwest Wilderness for some solitude, but found a fleet of choppers filling the...
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Huon Aquaculture Reaches Agreement with EPA on Pollution Charges
Huon Aquaculture appears to have avoided an embarrassing full public airing on charges that it has polluted the state’s waterways. A planned...
