'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum? — AusFigures public-text record
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'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum?
YEAR
2023
PLACE
Tasmania
SOURCE
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
RECORD ID
3986
FIGURE
Ghost
NARRATIVE
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
PRINTED LABEL
ghost
PUBLICATION
ABC; Mornings
AUTHOR
Not specified
'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. The ghost tours at Willow Court are marketed as 'hauntingly good, fun and educational' for children aged 8-13 and their families. But are they appropriate given the dark and recent history of the former asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. willow court ghost tours appropriate ethical history abc mornings new norfolk
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'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum?
'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. The ghost tours at Willow Court are marketed as 'hauntingly good, fun and educational' for children aged 8-13 and their families. But are they appropriate given…
Record ID
3,986
Year
2,023
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Record context
Record ID
3986
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Publication
ABC; Mornings
Published
2023-07-10
Narrative type
Ghost and Apparition Accounts
Public-text label
ghost
Archive period
Digital Era
Location
Willow Court, TAS (TAS): B
State or territory
TAS
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Place First Public Media Record
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Public Media Page
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'What is ethical and appropriate?': Should ghost tours be allowed at a former Tasmanian asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. The ghost tours at Willow Court are marketed as 'hauntingly good, fun and educational' for children aged 8-13 and their families. But are they appropriate given the dark and recent history of the former asylum? Children's Advocate Janet Presser says no. willow court ghost tours appropriate ethical history abc mornings new norfolk
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