Georgie Burgess
Features Reporter and Producer at ABC News (Australia)
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Georgie Burgess
Celine Cremer is not the first person to vanish without a trace in the thick Tarkine rainforest on Tasmania's west coast. The 31-year-old Belgian tourist disappeared at Philosopher Falls two years ago, a walk named after the prospector and mining investor James "Philosopher" Smith, who is said to have changed the entire fate of Tasmania by discovering tin at Mount Bischoff.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Georgie Burgess
The beachside atmospheric murder mystery The Survivors has hit the screens, showcasing iconic southern Tasmanian locations from sea cliffs to pubs, cafes and beaches. It's a huge month for the state's screen industry, with the finale of Alone Australia season 3 airing, the second season of Bay of Fires coming out on Sunday, and the six-part SBS drama series Moonbird dropping later in June.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Georgie Burgess
A service has been held at the Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart to remember the 2,000 people exhumed from underneath a school during building works. The project is believed to be the biggest exhumation project in the Southern Hemisphere. Descendants of those exhumed will now have somewhere to go to pay their respects. About 200 people have gathered at the Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart for a reinterment service of remains exhumed from the former Queenborough Cemetery.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Georgie Burgess
Tasmania's festival Dark Mofo gets underway today, with thousands set to attend drawcard events like the Winter Feast, Night Mass and international musical acts. There are lots of free art experiences in some unusual venues across Hobart — from a live car crash on Hobart's Regatta Grounds to a 5-metre goblin in a disused 1870s church, and a thought-provoking exhibition by a Tasmanian Aboriginal artist in the basement of an old furniture shop.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Isabel Moussalli |Georgie Burgess
A woman walking along a beach in western Tasmania has stumbled upon a rarely seen creature, washed up from the depths of the Southern Ocean. Lying on the sand, was a two metre long oarfish, in excellent condition.
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