Tasmanian Times
Adventure and Wilderness
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296Cradle Mountain Trailside Museum Destroyed by Fire
The Trailside Museum at Cradle Mountain, a small historic building located immediately behind the Waldheim carpark was destroyed by fire early on...
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Echo Sugarloaf Nature Trail
The trail was officially opened earlier in November. Local resident and trail enthusiast Paul Thomas kindly provided a brief description of what...
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Echo Sugarloaf Walking Track Opening
The Friends of Randalls Bay Coastcare group (FORB) will tomorrow (4 Nov) host Julie Collins, MHR, to open the Echo Sugarloaf walking...
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Contradictions of South-West Tasmania: Wild and Gentle
Some places leave you silenced by the whole of nature. South-west Tasmania is one of them, where wilderness is as close to...
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New Waterfall Valley Hut
Bushwalkers trekking the Overland Track within the Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park can now rest overnight in a new, simple, energy...
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Repair of Fire-damaged National Park Infrastructure
Media release – Roger Jaensch, Minister for Environment and Parks, 12 April 2020 Rehabilitation work to restore fire damaged national park infrastructure Tasmania...
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$6K for Halls Island Lease
Documents just released reveal the proponent of a standing camp at Halls Island (Lake Malbena) would initially pay $6000 per year to...
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St Helens Mountain Bike Trail
After much anticipation the St Helens Mountain Bike Trail network officially opened in late November this year. Comprising 110km on the doorstep...
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Anti-Everything?
Will Hodgman’s labelling of the many diverse individuals and communities that are opposed to the MWCC’s proposed development as “anti-everything” is a tactic...
