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Over 2 weeks, starting this Sunday 25 March, there will be a series of 10 free screenings of Al Gore’s Oscar-winning film ‘An Inconvenient Truth’ at the State Cinema in North Hobart. The free screenings have been made possible by the financial support of sponsoring organisations, businesses and individuals. If you haven’t seen this remarkable film, then there is no longer any excuse! Please spread the word - this is an amazing opportunity to have the film seen by a wider audience. See attached flyer for session times.

Palm Sunday has a long history across the world as a day for people to come together and mobilise for a peaceful future and nuclear disarmament. Palm Sunday this year falls on April 1 - April Fools Day. As such a growing collaboration of groups has seized upon the opportunity to come together, in this federal election year, to demand our political representatives stop their Nuclear Foolishness, instead creating a future for Australia that is free uranium mines, nuclear waste dumps, nuclear power stations and to get out from under the American Nuclear weapons umbrella. "Don't be nuclear fooled!" Gather at Franklin Square at noon for walk to Salamanca lawns for Rally at 12:30. Speakers include: Senator Christine Milne, Ald Rob Valentine, Dr Gerry McGushin.

Hobart Fringe is an annual community arts festival. The focus of the festival is experimental, emerging and multi-disciplinary art.

Fashion show, buskers, experimental music, shopfront art, super8 films, underground cinema, theatre, and something more.