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6 July 2023
Free to all and no experience needed. All welcome. Bookings not essential, but places are limited due to room capacity.
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6 July 2023
Join us for a special story time to celebrate and acknowledge First Nations people and stories. No bookings required, but places are limited. Please come along and celebrate NAIDOC Week here at Kingston Library. Storytime…
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4 July 2023
If you need help with your digital skills, our knowledgeable staff can help you. We can cover things like using your phone or tablet, setting up and using email, using Facebook and other social media…
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3 July 2023 - 7 August 2023
A six session technology series including: Zoom, Spotify, Bookings Online, Photos from your Phone, ChatGPT. This is a weekly class. Join our volunteer Graeme for some great digital skills sessions. PLEASE NOTE: This is a…
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2 July 2023
Join The Royal Society of Tasmania and Michael Mansell at a lecture titled “Empowering Aborigines: Voice inside parliament, or advisors outside? Voting “No” to the referendum is a vote of support for Aboriginal self-determination” The presentation will focus…
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1 July 2023
Join this free info session on feral cat management with some of the best people in the state! The day will be split into an information session in the morning, followed by a practical workshop…
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29 June 2023
Post-colonisation Australia has a pretty dramatic pattern of species loss. This extinction crisis is now exacerbated by climate change and some species clearly won’t make it without our help. How (or even should) we intervene,…
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17 June 2023
Join this free info session on feral cat management with some of the best people in the state! Learn about the impacts of feral cats on wildlife and biodiversity, what you can do and recent…
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10 June 2023 - 20 August 2023
Recognising the world’s best nature photography every year since 1965. Wildlife Photographer of the Year is the Natural History Museum London’s annual competition and exhibition highlighting the unique and beautiful relationship between photography, science and…
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8 June 2023
Dr Shasta Henry is the previous Royal Society of Tasmania Student Councillor and science communicator for Melbourne-based think-tank, Future Crunch. Shasta will give us a future perspective that will explore the Adaptability Quotient which is…
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8 June 2023
2023 Shaw Prize Recipient Professor Matthew Bailes will take the audience on a virtual tour of Einstein’s universe and what we’ve learned about it using neutron stars and black holes with some of the world’s…
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7 June 2023
Stars have captured the imagination of humans for millennia. Our fascination with the night sky has driven us to push the limits of what we can achieve, from ancient monuments to modern-day space exploration. But…