Tasman Peninsula Archives - Page 4 Of 4

Tasmania’s First Community Microgrid off to Flying Start

Tasmania’s first community managed microgrid is off to a flying start providing social housing tenants with cheaper and more reliable power. The...

Media release – Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, 31 March 2021 New Aboriginal and Dual Names A total of...

Remarkable Cave is well-known for its picturesque, immersive experience.

Stan has announced that it is making a feature film based on the life of the perpetrator of the Port Arthur massacre....

Beaker Street, Tasmania’s off beat purveyor of science and art experiences, has released a new series of talks that you can enjoy...

If you’re thinking of a local getaway, perhaps Bream Creek on Tasmania’s spectacular east coast might be the shot. To help you...

As Tasmania reopens, it's time to rediscover the greatest hits. Regular TT contributor Callum Jones went down to check out Port Arthur.

With the present and future still a little uncertain, let’s enjoy the past! The archival documentary film below includes footage of: Pirates...

The Officers’ Quarters at Eaglehawk Neck (pictured above) is believed to be the oldest military building in Australia. Built in 1831, it...