Tasmanian Times
Arts
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Tas That Was – Richmond Bridge
The Richmond Bridge is the oldest surviving stone arch bridge in Australia.
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41Who Gets the Chairs?
Tas At Large – By Andrew Hughes One of the few luxuries Nic and I carried, strapped to the top of our...
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97Tas That Was – Signalman’s Cottage, Battery Point
The Signalman’s Cottage is part of Hobart’s early military and communications history.
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244Tas That Was – Risdon Cove
Risdon Cove is one of the most historically significant places in Tasmania.
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254Tas That Was – Roaring Beach
The history of Roaring Beach stretches back tens of thousands of years.
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271Tas That Is – Parks & Wildlife Service
The Parks and Wildlife Service currently manages around 49 per cent of Tasmania’s land area – more than 2.9 million hectares of...
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391Tas That Was – James Austin’s Cottage
James Austin’s cottage in Austins Ferry is one of the oldest surviving European-built houses on the River Derwent. James Austin arrived at...
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376Hobart Theatre Company Goes Bigger
Big Job Productions is raising the curtain on its biggest production yet: the contemporary musical Be More Chill.
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373Book Review – ‘The People’s Guide to the Australian Constitution’ (2026)
‘The People’s Guide to the Australian Constitution’ is more than an explanation of Australia’s founding legal document.