AFTERNOON is an interesting time of day at the Koonya Garlic Festival.
Category Archives: The Tasman Gazette
Stansfield Says: Time to bring O’Byrne in from the cold
Being a popular political leader is an intangible thing – you’re either popular or you’re not, and sometimes it can be hard to work out exactly the reasons for either.
Gateway travel safer
THE iconic gateway to the Tasman Peninsula has been made safer for all commuters, with the official completion of the $5 million infrastructure upgrades at Eaglehawk Neck.
A town transformed
MURDUNNA has come a long way since the devastation of the 2013
bushfires. Today, ANN MILLAR and
MARIAN LARNER, on behalf of the Murdunna Community and Tasman Rotary tell the story of how much has been achieved.
Koonya aims to get the recipe right
THE Koonya Garlic Festival is almost here!
Arts and crafts keep peninsula in the swim
THE Tasman Art and Craft Exhibition 2023 is back following a two-year hiatus due to the Covid pandemic.
Rotary gets things rolling
A KEY focus for the Rotary Club of Tasman Peninsula has been its long-running involvement with the local school and students
Bus service connects garlic festival
PREPARATIONS for the 2023 Koonya Garlic Festival are well under way with plans for a bus service to transport patrons
Star chef joins garlic crush
TASMANIA’S popular garlic festival at Koonya will be on again next year, with sponsors lining up to support the event
Fish fight fires up
PROTESTS are growing against local salmon farming, with protesters delaying a Tassal ship as it was preparing to restock 16 pens in Long Bay near Port Arthur