Tasmania
124 artists campaign for Tasmanian rainforest
Fresh logging has been revealed in Tasmania’s Tarkine rainforest as over 200 artists and volunteers set up camps to protest…
Adapting a post-colonial novel to talk about race today
Dominican writer Jean Rhys’ novel Wide Sargasso Sea has been adapted into a radio drama that explores race and gender…
Pollies promise arts support as Tasmania prepares for the polls
The Liberal Government, the Labor Opposition and the Greens are all wooing the Tasmanian arts sector in the lead up…
What’s next for the arts in the island state
We explore the challenges facing Tasmania’s creative industries in the lead-up to the state election on Saturday 3 March.
Towards a greener creative Tasmania
Andrea Dawkins MP, the Tasmanian Greens’ Arts spokesperson, discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the state's arts and cultural sectors.
MOFO 2018
The length and breadth of the festival in words and pictures.
Tasmanians mourn death of arts identity Wal Eastman
A champion of local theatre and formerly a respected critic with The Mercury, Eastman died this week aged 89.
Jekyll & Hyde
Moody Hobart skies and the unsettling surrounds of a disused goods shed are a brilliant setting for a night of…
Loud Mouth falls silent
The independent Hobart theatre company has decided to call it a day, but not before staging their final production, Jekyll…
An Inconvenient Woman
Susan Neill-Fraser’s case, dramatised here by Brian Peddie, is arguably Tasmania’s most famous legal story.