Tasmanian Times
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12Tas That WasTas That Was – The Paupers’ Mess at Port Arthur
On the left-hand side of the photograph above, taken during the late 1800s, stands the Pauper’s Mess at Port Arthur. Port Arthur...
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1Tas That WasTas That Was – Richmond Bridge
The Richmond Bridge is the oldest surviving stone arch bridge in Australia.
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40ArticleThe Changing Climate – Are We Ready?
Op-ed by Dr Janet Berry A bushfire alert for spring has just been released, with predictions for a heightened risk of fire...
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9ArticleWhere is State Ban on Gambling Sponsorship & Advertising in State-Owned Venues?
Media Release – Meg Webb, Independent MP for Nelson, 18 August 2026 Where is State Ban on Gambling Sponsorship and Advertising in...
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14ArticleHistoric First Meeting Since Last Century to End Native Forest Logging & Clearing
Media Release – Bob Brown Foundation, 17 August 2026 Historic First Meeting Since Last Century to End Native Forest Logging and Clearing...
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15ArticlePhoto Essay – Fish Farms Out of Our Bays Rally (Hobart)
Photos by Philip Bohle from Fish Farms Out of Our Bays Rally in Hobart on Tuesday, 11 August 2026.
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26ArticleCall for Action to Protect Local Council Candidates’ Privacy
Media Release – Meg Webb, Independent Member for Nelson, 13 August 2026 Call for Action to Protect Local Council Candidates’ Privacy Independent...
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20ArticleNominations Now Open for Australia’s 2026 Community Sports Dad of the Year
Australians are being encouraged to recognise the dads and father figures who keep local sport moving.
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22ArticleTasmania is One of Australia’s Safest Places to Live – Unless You Are a Woman or a Child
Family and sexual violence leaders say the state’s “nation-leading reputation” no longer matches the evidence.
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41ArticleWho Gets the Chairs?
Tas At Large – By Andrew Hughes One of the few luxuries Nic and I carried, strapped to the top of our...
