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Tasmania is one of the world’s most treasured natural environments. World heritage listed areas, national parks, wild rivers, ancient forests, white sandy beaches and rugged mountain peaks are all found on this idyllic island.


Tasmania has a mild maritime climate.


The island has many festivals and major events from car races and yacht races to carnivals and snow skiing in winter.


Tasmania is a mountainous island beneath the main continent of Australia. The island is often divided into three regions; the north east, the north west, and the south.


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One third of Tasmania is designated as World Heritage areas, National Parks & reserves.


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stories for Wednesday, 14 May 2008
Ashley inmates blamed for riot
$200,000 damage bill after remand rampage


Denial of bail on fire counts

Cost of petrol to drop by Monday

Blundstone to move offshore

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Tamar Valley Tourist Region 
For a truly unique holiday experience - explore the Tamar Valley's fine food, wine, history, heritage and natural attractions!


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