1979
1978
15 July 1978
Just made his day
Advocate
p.?
Just made his day
Advocate
p.?
21 March 1978
Centres worth a visit
Advocate
p.22
It reads: "Over 33,000 people have visited the Centre (Tiagarra) since it opened in Oct 1976"
1977
5 Aug. 1977
Tiagarra draws in tourists
Advocate
p.11
Tiagarra draws in tourists
Advocate
p.11
5 July 1977
All in a day's work
Advocate
p.5
Is Harold Frankcombe out there - could be interviewed ?
1976
TIAGARRA OPENED ! on 16 OCTOBER 1976
Sir Doug and Lady Nicholls arriving into Devonport.
Sir Doug Nicholls opening Tiagarra.
Sir Doug Nicholls opening Tiagarra.
Michael Mansell speaking at the opening of TIAGARRA
11 Oct. 1976
Fire Protection too costly ?
Advocate
p.7
Fire Protection too costly ?
Advocate
p.7
7 Oct. 1976
Sculpture for Bluff Centre
Advocate
p.8
14 Aug. 1976
Museum Souvenir Trade Plan
Advocate
p.2
(yes - read on = OMG cringeworthy !)
14 Jan. 1976
MADE IN TAS PLAN
Advocate
p.2
1975
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES TO COPY FROM MICROFILM (volunteers ?!)
Max Angus painting a mural in Tiagarra in 1976
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1975 - 1976
Tiagarra - building underway !
Tiagarra - building underway !
1975
Senator Neville Bonner's visit to Devonport Bluff, Tasmania. Image 1: Mr Bonner is looking at a rock formation (today outside Tiagarra on the Bluff). Its origins have been widely debated. It is possibly a natural formation re-incised by Aboriginal people. It is referred to as the 'abalone' form.
Senator Neville Bonner's visit to Devonport Bluff, Tasmania. Image 1: Mr Bonner is looking at a rock formation (today outside Tiagarra on the Bluff). Its origins have been widely debated. It is possibly a natural formation re-incised by Aboriginal people. It is referred to as the 'abalone' form.
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2 April 1975
Aboriginal Sites Undertaking given
Examiner p.2a
Below is an excerpt from the above first article about the soon to be site of TIAGARRA.
Unfortunately Pierre Slicer was on the mark re: Devonport Council and their prevailing attitude about Aboriginal representation and self determination. The final sentence is especially telling. We are hoping the council today, 40 years later, will present Tiagarra properly, in perpetuity, to the Aboriginal community.
Unfortunately Pierre Slicer was on the mark re: Devonport Council and their prevailing attitude about Aboriginal representation and self determination. The final sentence is especially telling. We are hoping the council today, 40 years later, will present Tiagarra properly, in perpetuity, to the Aboriginal community.
