Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Tas That Was"
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1.6KTas That WasTas That Was – Tasmania: For All Sorts Of Reasons (1973)
Please be advised that this documentary may contain words and descriptions that may be culturally sensitive. They reflect the attitude of the...
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Tas That Was – Spectacular West of Tasmania (c1930)
This silent film includes scenes of the West Coast, Surprise Valley, the Franklin River, Nelson Valley and the Raglan Range, King River...
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Tas That Was – Tasmanian Adventure (c.1964)
Take a trip around Tasmania in the 1960s by watching the documentary below! It includes footage of Devonport, Wynyard, Burnie, the Western...
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Tas That Was – Life in Australia: Hobart (1966)
This film shows scenes illustrating daily life, industry, transport and recreation in Hobart during the 1960s. * * * * Tas That...
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Tas That Was – Launceston Mall: ‘A Place for People’ (1975)
This short documentary chronicles the construction of the Launceston Mall in 1975. Please be advised that the documentary may contain words and...
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Tas That Was – Let’s Look at Land (1972)
This short documentary looks at land development in Tasmania. Locations include: Cambridge Park; Warrane; Kingborough; Brighton; the Tamar Valley; and the north-west...
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Tas That Was – The Home Builder: Housing the People (1960)
The short documentary film below follows the design and construction of homes in Tasmania during the 1960s. It includes housing commission projects,...
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Tas That Was – the Hospital at Port Arthur
You mightn't grumble about modern medical care when you find out what conditions were like at Port Arthur's Hospital!
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The Midland Highway Part 2: Towns Starting with ‘W’ (North)
Thirsty along the Midland Highway? Stop for a drink in any town whose name starts with W.
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The Midland Highway – a Traveller’s Perspective
Hit the road with Greg Cure for an eclectic examination of the Midland Highway from the perspective of a traveller, reflecting on...
