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December 30th, 2010 | Author:

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Sport Tasmania

Sport Tasmania

Automobile Museum of Tasmania – Motor Sport

Bellerive – Sailing

Bicheno Ocean View Retreat – Surfing & Scuba Diving

Burnie Tasmania – Tennis, AFL, Cricket, Cycling…

David Foster – Legendary Tasmanian Wood-Chopper

Devonport – AFL Legend

Evandale – Penny Farthing Cycling

Events Tasmania – Fed Cup Tennis

Foodie – A Taste for Mountain Bike Adventure

Hobart International – Tennis Tournament

Hobart – Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

Holiday in Hobart - Sailing & Tennis

King of the Derwent – Sailing in Hobart

Lake – Fishing in Tasmania

Launceston Aquatic Centre – Swimming & Diving


 

Launceston Indoor Sports Arena – Indoor Tennis & Soccer

Lake St Clair – Trout Fishing

Loyal – Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race

Moorilla Hobart – International Tennis Tournament

Natelle Two – Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

North East Rivers Festival – Bridport 10 Fun Run & Derby Bike Challenge

Ocean Beach – Henty River Fishing

Putt and Play – 19-Hole Mini Golf Course

Queens Domain – Tennis & Cricket

Queen Victoria Museum – Replay Sporting History

Roller Derby – Tasmanian State League

Salmon Ponds – Trout Fishing in Tasmania

Surfing in Tasmania – Nippers to Shipsterns Bluff

Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race – Sailing

Tasmania Adventure – Extreme Sports, Elite Athletes

Tasmania Trip – Moorilla Hobart International Tennis

Tasmanian Cricket – Sheffield Shield Final

Tasmanian Female Skipper – Sailing Sydney to Hobart

Tasmanian Snowfalls – Snow Skiing & Throwing

Tasmanian Tigers – State Cricket

Tasmanian Travel – Burnie Tennis Club

Tasmanian Trout Fishing – with Guide Mike Tenner

Tennis – Tasmanian Bruce Cup Team

The Moorilla – Professional Tennis in Hobart

Things to Do in Launceston – Indoor Sports Arena

Three Peaks Race – Offshore Sailing and Endurance Running

Travel to Launceston – Tennis, Swimming & Gym

Trevallyn Dam – Bush-walking, Aquatics, Boating…

Trout – Fishing Guides

Tucker’s Tennis Museum – Denis Tucker in Launceston

Water Skiers – World Record

Youl – Tennis in the Family

Zone 3 – Laser Games

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