Tasmanian Times
Arts
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491Tas That Was – Mornington
Mornington has an interesting history, despite being one of Hobart’s newer suburbs.
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456Art, Land & Sea – TMAG’s New Exhibitions
Three of TMAG’s new exhibitions showcase modern art, Tasmanian photography, and fascinating seashells.
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405Shania’s Still the One
Earlier this year, I had the chance to speak to Devonport composer, producer of live performances and self-taught musician Jim Reece. This...
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575Tas That Was – Macquarie Street, Hobart
Macquarie Street is one of Hobart’s original streets. When the British established Hobart Town at Sullivans Cove in 1804, they did not...
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524‘Run to the Forest’
‘Run to the Forest’ is a piece of creative writing by Vivienne Briggs.
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937Tas That Was – Lufra Hotel
The Lufra Hotel is one of Tasmania’s most historic coastal hotels, overlooking Pirates Bay at Eaglehawk Neck on the Tasman Peninsula. It...
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694Joy Mackey’s ‘Chroma’ Exhibition Opens at Dodges Ferry’s Micro Gallery
Tasmanian artist Joy Mackey’s second solo exhibition is on display at the Micro Gallery in Dodges Ferry.
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824Phantom-astic Performance
Keith McNamara is bringing his ‘Phantom: A Tribute Michael Crawford’ show to Tasmania. It’s McNamara’s first time performing in Tasmania. The only...
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875Tas That Was – Humphreys Rivulet
Humphreys Rivulet is less well known than the Hobart Rivulet, but it has played an important role in the history and development...
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795John Coverdale – A Biography
John Coverdale, the last commandant of Port Arthur, held various other roles across his 50-year career.
