Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "walking"
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1.7KArticleNext Climate Change Action Plan and Review of Act
Media release – Peter Gutwein, Premier and Minister for Climate Change, 4 August 2021 Next Climate Change action plan and review of...
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Tendons Crucial to High-Speed Performance
The fastest sprinter is the world right now is Lamont Marcell Jacobs, who won Olympic gold in the men’s 100-metre sprint with...
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Horsetail Falls Track to be Extended
Media release – Jacquie Petrusma, Minister for Parks, 23 July 2021 Horsetail Falls Track improvements go ahead on the West Coast The...
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Council Report on Campbell Town Hall Finally Released
A point of contention in the directions hearing on 16 June in the Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal with the Northern...
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Jessie Lloyd: A Biography
Jessie Lloyd (1843-1885) was a Tasmanian writer who was best known as ‘Silverleaf’.
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Heartlands Need a Tasmanian Rural and Regional Art Gallery
The Northern Midlands Council has no public art gallery, yet. Could the Town Hall in Campbell Town be the home of a...
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Tourism Policies in Detail
Policy Statement – Tasmanian Liberals, April 2021 Maximising the Potential of our Tourism Industry A majority Liberal Government will: Maximise our State’s...
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Hobart Upper Reservoir Dam Upgrades Underway
TasWater has commenced essential infrastructure upgrades at the Upper Reservoir Dam in the Waterworks Reserve, to bolster water supply for Hobart customers....
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Echo Sugarloaf Walking Track Opening
The Friends of Randalls Bay Coastcare group (FORB) will tomorrow (4 Nov) host Julie Collins, MHR, to open the Echo Sugarloaf walking...
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Shared Coastal Pathway – NW Tasmania Facebook
A group of supporters aim to clarify misconceptions about the Shared Coastal Pathway project in Tasmania's north-west.
