Towns of the Tiers | Deloraine

Towns of the Tiers | Deloraine

Booklet Jade Austen 2021 WEB 8 min

Sustainability | 41° South Salmon Farm

Sustainability | 41° South Salmon Farm

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Great Western Tiers Events | August 2021

Great Western Tiers Events | August 2021

Mike Elrington will be performing at Marakoopa Cafe in Mole creek on Sunday August 1 at 12.30. Listen to this gifted singer songwriter with incredible guitar skills while dining in the cosy cafe beneath the Great Western Tiers.

Great Western Tiers Events | July 2021

Great Western Tiers Events | July 2021

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Walking in the Tiers

Walking in the Tiers

Kooparoona Niara is the Palawa (local aboriginal) name for the Great Western Tiers and means ‘Mountains of the Spirits’.

Mole Creek Stories

Mole Creek Stories

The Mole Creek Stories project was a volunteer project undertaken in 2017 which captured authentic stories from the Mole Creek Community in four short films. The films were produced by six participants of the Tasmanian Leaders Program; David Pyefinch (Madfinch Creative Video Production), Susan McLeod, Prue Horne, Stuart Loone, Chris Griffin and Theresa Hay. Text and video from www.molecreek.net. Photo above: Tas Parks & Wildlife.

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10 Places to Visit in the Great Western Tiers

10 Places to Visit in the Great Western Tiers

Centrally located in the north of Tasmania, Meander Valley's skyline is dominated by the majestic rugged escarpment of the Great Western Tiers. The Aboriginal people have always known this ever-changing backdrop as Kooparoona Niara, meaning "Mountains of the Spirits". The region forms part of the UNESCO approved Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

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