Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "heritage"
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271Tas That WasTas 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 WasTas 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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882Tas That WasTas That Was – Wybalenna
Wybalenna is one of the most tragic Aboriginal sites in Australian history.
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1.1KArticlePlonk! A Look at the Macquarie Point Stadium
What is it about the proposed Macquarie Point stadium that makes it so divisive? We don’t hear much, if any, opposition to...
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2.0KArticleHall of Famer Tiger Crosswell Slams Stadium ‘Abomination’
Transcript of media conference with Brent ‘Tiger’ Crosswell, ex-VFL footballer; Kristie Johnston, MHA for Clark; and Peter George, independent candidate for Franklin,...
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3.3KArticleStadium Blight Opposed by Professional Historians Association
The Professional Historians' Association made a significant submission to the Tasmanian Planning Commission regarding the proposed Macquarie Point stadium. Here they summarise their...
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1.2KArticle4WD Plan Released for West Coast
A strategy for off-roading on the west coast has been released by the Tasmanian Government. Minister for Parks Nick Duigan claims that...
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1.1KArticleHistoric Homestead Hallgreen For Sale
Heritage property Hallgreen is now on the market, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of the Derwent Valley’s rich historical...
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1.4KArticleCouncil Under Fire Over Sandy Bay Apartment Refusal
Media release – YIMBY Hobart, 23 January 2025 Short stay accommodation saga highlights need for action on medium-density regulations YIMBY Hobart is...
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3.0KArticleAI Demolishes Stadium Proposal
Executive Summary The world’s most advanced LLM (large language model) Claude AI has analysed the entire 260 page Macquarie Point stadium proposal,...