Tasmanian Times
What’s On
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1.0KCLASSICAL INDIAN MUSIC COMES TO HOBART ON SATURDAY 26TH NOVEMBER
Virtuoso Indian violinist Kala Ramnath will team up with renowned tabla player Ty Burhoe for an inspiring and magical night of music...
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Friday: Migration and Multiculturalism symposium
You are invited to take part in a symposium on Migration and Multiculturalism Today: Australian and European Perspectives organised by the Research...
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Tasmanians unite behind UnConventional idea
The Oaktree Foundation Tasmania is preparing for it’s largest and most ambitious event, to be held over two days this December. The...
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‘Breath of Fresh Air’ (BOFA) Film Festival – Free Tix for TT Readers!!!
BOFA is a celebration of fresh perspectives and innovative approaches to screen-based story telling that inspire positive change. Set against the stunning...
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LOCO – 2011 Graduate Exhibition
Professor Marie Sierra, Head, School of Visual and Performing Arts, Malcom Bywaters, Academy Gallery Director and the UTAS Academy Gallery Committee invite...
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Parliament lawns set the scene for Australia’s largest Christmas wish-list
TASMANIA, 16th November 2011 – Tasmania’s political leaders will put their differences aside today as this year’s Kmart Wishing Tree, Australia’s largest...
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CHRSTINE NIXON: The media’s role in public life
Christine Nixon public address on ‘the media’s role in public life’ In her former roles of Victorian Chief Police Commissioner and chair...
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TODAY: Steam Train operating with two of the oldest passenger carriages in Tasmania
TASMANIAN TRANSPORT MUSEUM REMINDER – TOday 15TH NOVEMBER (from 2.00pm) ANFIELD ST, GLENORCHY (KGV Precinct) Steam Train operating with two of the...
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Trends and Recent Developments in Income Inequality in Australia
Download invitation (or read below): FAY_GALE_FLYER.pdf The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia, in conjunction with the Tasmanian Branch of the...
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A FORGERS TALE: The Extraordinary Story of Henry Savery, Australia’s First Novelist
Delve into the many lives of Henry Savery, Australia’s first novelist, described by Tom Keneally as ‘a man whose own story is...
