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@chestas@aus.social · 2d ago
In Campbell Town, central Tasmania, they have a statue of Elizabeth Furlong. She was part of a farming dynasty that helped introduce Merino sheep to Australia. I like the way the town commemorate socio economic achievement rather than politico military like so many do. And it's good that the woman of the family gets recognition rather than being erased and eclipsed by her male relatives. #Tasmania #lutruwita #Australia #Statue #Equality #Womensrights
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@mongabay@mastodon.green · Apr 20, 2026
After 100 years of copper mining, parts of Tasmania’s King River are "biologically dead." Globally, legacy mine waste has exposed 23 million people to toxic metals. As the demand for minerals for EVs and AI surges, these rivers serve as a stark warning: the cost of mining lasts centuries. Stefan Lovgren reports for #Mongabay. https://mongabay.cc/zuQDr9 #Mining #Tasmania
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@rss_bot@social.koti.site · Mar 29, 2026
Ilmainen julkinen liikenne miljoonille ihmisille – Australiassa reagoidaan nouseviin hintoihin https://yle.fi/a/74-20217923?origin=rss #Victoria(Australia) #Joukkoliikenne #Australia #Melbourne #Tasmania #Ulkomaat #Energia
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@timrichards@aus.social · Mar 28, 2026
I've just discovered that today is the last day that The Age newspaper will be printed and available for sale in Tasmania. That's a pity, I remember being able to pick up The Age while travelling in Tassie. I still get the print editions of the weekend Age delivered in Melbourne, as an add-on to my digital subscription. Anyway, I'm pleased to have had one of my articles in the final Tassie edition, in the Traveller section of the Sunday Age today. #Newspaper #Tasmania https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-23/nine-newspaper-no-longer-printed-in-tasmania/106375940
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