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The Tale of Devonport Post Office’s Air Raid Shelters

In the turbulent year of 1942, as World War II escalated, the far-flung shores of Devonport, Tasmania weren’t isolated from the echoes of war. The threat, although distant, was real and brought to the forefront when a Japanese submarine-launched seaplane flew a reconnaissance mission over the Hobart area in March 1942​1​. Tasmania, albeit shielded by

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Nature’s Haven: A Journey through the National Parks Near Devonport, Tasmania

Introduction: Embark on a journey from the coastal charm of Devonport to the untouched wilderness that lies nearby. As a city nestled amidst Tasmania’s natural splendour, Devonport serves as an ideal starting point to explore the captivating national parks of Narawntapu and Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair. Each of these parks, with their distinct landscapes and

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Explore Marine Wonders at the Bass Strait Maritime Centre

This November, delve into the mysterious aquatic world with an enlightening event at the Bass Strait Maritime Centre. On Tuesday, 7th November 2023, a unique collaboration between CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, and the Devonport City Council, brings to you a fascinating display launch and lecture event that promises a deep dive into marine science

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Scenic view of Home Hill, Devonport, Tasmania with clear sky backdrop

Home Hill Devonport

Located in the charming town of Devonport, Tasmania, Home Hill is a heritage-listed residence that was once home to Joseph Lyons, Australia’s tenth Prime Minister, and his wife, Dame Enid Lyons. This historic property, owned by the Devonport City Council and managed by the National Trust of Australia, offers a unique insight into the personal

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