Tasmania Projects

This feature looks at a concept to design and construct micro-housing solutions for young homeless people.

Is Tasmania still fox free? This program explores this question.

ABC Radio National Street Stories program about the relationship between the Devonport and Latrobe communities of Tasmania and the Mersey River.

A series of 2 minutes drops for triple j looking at new technology and entertainment.

This concert was held for the local community in and around St Helens who have been through tough times with major bushfires over summer.

The stories of the Cape Horners are an amazing and largely unheard of part of Australia's history. In the tradition of great seafaring yarns the interviewees speak well and colourfully of their experiences at sea and the affect it had on their lives.

The recording of Backgammon Gambas's concert titled The Queen's Closet, at Hobart Town Hall on Tuesday, December 5th, 2006.

This is the third series of 20 comic skits for Hobart's 936 Drive program.

This series of packages highlights the vital services supplied by retired bush pilot, Billy Vincent, to the islands off the North West coast of Tasmania in the past fifty years.

This series looks at de-mystifying the world of chanting.

Howard Shelley performs Mozart.

ABC Local Radio Tasmania is planning a special concert to showcase local talent as part of the celebrations surrounding the conversion to the FM band.

To celebrate the Country Hour's 60th Anniversary, a free concert was held in the Tasmanian town of Riana. This concert was headlined by Adam Harvey.

Regional concert broadcast live from St Helens, North East Tasmania on Local Radio Tasmania.

Three concerts from regional Tasmania, featuring artists from various locations in Hobart. For broadcast on ABC Classic FM.

A project that will mentor disadvantaged youth in radio skills, reporting on residents living in coastal shack communities in Northern Tasmania.

Monologues from a Tasmanian barman.

This is the second year that the series of nature walks has been commissioned. (Series 1 was commissioned in October 2003). The series looks at National Parks in Tasmania through the eyes of both rangers and the public.

Interviews with environmental lawyers, interest groups, politicians and industry groups regarding the laws governing forestry in Tasmania.