Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Tasmania"
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3.6KArticleTasmanian Words – a lingua franca
Tasmanian Times originally published this piece in September 2007. Since them, some of the terms have faded further into the biblichor of...
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5.0KTas That Was
Tas That Was – Cornelian Bay Cemetery
The Cornelian Bay Cemetery is the oldest graveyard in Tasmania that is still in use today.
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2.7KCurrent Affairs
Tasmanians Urged to Report Sightings of Feral Deer
The Invasive Species Council is urging Tasmanians to help map the spread of feral deer across the state.
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SeaRoad’s MV Liekut Departs for Australia
SeaRoad’s new charter vessel, MV LIEKUT, is scheduled to arrive at Station Pier in Melbourne on 26 March.
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1.7KFamily
Memory Walk & Jog Coming to Hobart for First Time
The first Hobart Memory Walk & Jog 2021 will be held this Saturday 13 March 2021 at the Regatta Grounds. The course...
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1.9KPoetry & Short Stories
Poet’s Corner – ‘Lines to Tasmania’
This poem was originally published in the Weekly Examiner on Saturday 10 August 1878. ‘Lines to Tasmania’ By L. M. W. Tasmania...
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Tas That Was ― Battery Point
Battery Point is filled with historic sandstone and weatherboard buildings.
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Tas That Was – Parliament House
History Tasmania’s Parliament House was originally Hobart’s customs house. It was designed in 1830 by skilled government architect John Lee Archer. Stone...
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1.9KPerforming Arts
Burlesque After Dark
Burlesque After Dark brings burlesque artists, comedians, and cabaret chameleons to the Grand Poobah.
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1.0KStatements
BBF Claims Forest Win ‘for all Tasmanians’
Media release – Bob Brown Foundation, 4 March 2021 BBF wins for all Tasmanians – Public forest lock outs come to an...
