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SUBURB OF HOBART, AUSTRALIA
Glenorchy, Tasmania, Australia; Merton, Tasmania; Elwick, Tasmania

LGBT rights in Tasmania         
  • Activist [[Rodney Croome]] was named the 2015 Tasmanian Australian of the Year for his LGBT rights work including the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Tasmania.
  • No
  • Yes
HUMAN RIGHTS
Same-sex marriage in Tasmania; LGBT history in Tasmania; Transgender rights in Tasmania
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in the Australian state of Tasmania have the same legal rights as non-LGBT residents. Tasmania has a transformative history with respect to the rights of LGBT people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Tasmania
Tasmanian         
  • Estimated resident population since 1981
  • Tasmania is named after Dutch explorer [[Abel Tasman]], the first European to sight the island, in 1642
  • [[Bellerive Oval]] hosts [[cricket]] and [[Australian rules football]], Tasmania's two most popular spectator sports.
  • Painting of a Tasmanian Aboriginal throwing a spear, 1838
  • Bridgewater Bridge]]
  • Built in Hobart in 1824, [[Cascade Brewery]] is Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery.
  • convict]] ploughing team breaking up new ground at the farm at Port Arthur
  • Snow on [[Cradle Mountain]]
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  • Derwent Valley]].
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  • [[Fern]]s in [[Hellyer Gorge]], to the northeast of [[Savage River National Park]]
  • [[Parliament House, Hobart]]
  • [[Hobart Airport]]
  • The [[Museum of Old and New Art]] (MONA), the largest privately owned museum in the Southern Hemisphere
  • Mount Wellington]] and [[Hobart]], 1834
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  • ''Aurora australis'']] can sometimes be seen.
  • Launceston]]
  • [[Man Booker Prize]]-winner [[Richard Flanagan]] has written several novels set in his home state of Tasmania
  • The [[Tasmanian Devil]], Tasmania's state animal emblem
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  • Spirit of Tasmania]]'' links the island with mainland Australia.
  • Satellite image showing snow covering Tasmania's highlands, August 2020.
  • Tasmania from space
  • Local Government Areas of Tasmania]].
  • The Köppen climate classifications of Tasmania.
  • dolerite]], and the mosaics in the west.
  • Smoked Tasmanian salmon. Tasmania is a large exporter of seafood, particularly [[salmon]].
  • 1807 engraving by French explorer [[Charles Alexandre Lesueur]] shows seafaring Aboriginal people and a large canoe on the eastern shore of [[Schouten Island]]
  • [[Tessellated pavement]], a rare rock formation on the [[Tasman Peninsula]]
  • Topography of Tasmania
  • 1860s}}. [[Truganini]], for many years claimed to be the last full-blood Aboriginal person to survive, is seated far right
  • Strahan]] and is a reminder of the once elaborate network of rail in Tasmania.
STATE OF AUSTRALIA
Tasmania, Australia; Tasmanian; Tassie; Tasmania (Australia); Taswegian; Tazzie; Tasmania - Australia; AU-TAS; Tasmanians; Tasmnaia; Tasmanian cuisine; Tasmanian people; Apple Isle; Tasmania (island); Lutruwita; Trowunna; Trowenna; Loetrouwitter; Culture of Tasmania; Music of Tasmania; Politics of Tasmania
·adj Of or pertaining to Tasmania, or Van Diemen's Land.
- ·noun A native or inhabitant of Tasmania; specifically (Ethnol.), in the plural, the race of men that formerly inhabited Tasmania, but is now extinct.
Tasmanian         
  • Estimated resident population since 1981
  • Tasmania is named after Dutch explorer [[Abel Tasman]], the first European to sight the island, in 1642
  • [[Bellerive Oval]] hosts [[cricket]] and [[Australian rules football]], Tasmania's two most popular spectator sports.
  • Painting of a Tasmanian Aboriginal throwing a spear, 1838
  • Bridgewater Bridge]]
  • Built in Hobart in 1824, [[Cascade Brewery]] is Australia's oldest continuously operating brewery.
  • convict]] ploughing team breaking up new ground at the farm at Port Arthur
  • Snow on [[Cradle Mountain]]
  • upright=0.7
  • Derwent Valley]].
  • upright=0.7
  • upright=0.7
  • [[Fern]]s in [[Hellyer Gorge]], to the northeast of [[Savage River National Park]]
  • [[Parliament House, Hobart]]
  • [[Hobart Airport]]
  • The [[Museum of Old and New Art]] (MONA), the largest privately owned museum in the Southern Hemisphere
  • Mount Wellington]] and [[Hobart]], 1834
  • upright=0.7
  • upright=0.7
  • ''Aurora australis'']] can sometimes be seen.
  • Launceston]]
  • [[Man Booker Prize]]-winner [[Richard Flanagan]] has written several novels set in his home state of Tasmania
  • The [[Tasmanian Devil]], Tasmania's state animal emblem
  • upright=0.7
  • Spirit of Tasmania]]'' links the island with mainland Australia.
  • Satellite image showing snow covering Tasmania's highlands, August 2020.
  • Tasmania from space
  • Local Government Areas of Tasmania]].
  • The Köppen climate classifications of Tasmania.
  • dolerite]], and the mosaics in the west.
  • Smoked Tasmanian salmon. Tasmania is a large exporter of seafood, particularly [[salmon]].
  • 1807 engraving by French explorer [[Charles Alexandre Lesueur]] shows seafaring Aboriginal people and a large canoe on the eastern shore of [[Schouten Island]]
  • [[Tessellated pavement]], a rare rock formation on the [[Tasman Peninsula]]
  • Topography of Tasmania
  • 1860s}}. [[Truganini]], for many years claimed to be the last full-blood Aboriginal person to survive, is seated far right
  • Strahan]] and is a reminder of the once elaborate network of rail in Tasmania.
STATE OF AUSTRALIA
Tasmania, Australia; Tasmanian; Tassie; Tasmania (Australia); Taswegian; Tazzie; Tasmania - Australia; AU-TAS; Tasmanians; Tasmnaia; Tasmanian cuisine; Tasmanian people; Apple Isle; Tasmania (island); Lutruwita; Trowunna; Trowenna; Loetrouwitter; Culture of Tasmania; Music of Tasmania; Politics of Tasmania
[taz'me?n??n]
¦ noun a native or inhabitant of the Australian state of Tasmania.
¦ adjective relating to Tasmania.

Wikipedia

Glenorchy, Tasmania

Glenorchy is a suburb of Hobart, in the state of Tasmania, Australia. Glenorchy is bound by the River Derwent to the east, Mount Wellington to the west, Hobart City to the south and Brighton to the north. The city officially begins at Creek Road New Town, in Hobart's northern suburbs, and includes, Moonah, Derwent Park, Lutana, Goodwood, Montrose, Rosetta, Berriedale, Chigwell, Claremont and Austins Ferry. It is the seat of the local government area of the same name, the City of Glenorchy.

Glenorchy draws its name from Glen Orchy, Scotland, meaning "Glen of tumbling waters".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenorchy, Tasmania
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