Speeches recorded at the opening of the new Supreme Court, Salamanca Place, including:

0:00 - 2.32 Introduction and context by Angus Downie

2:53 - 6:24  Attorney-General, B.K. Miller

6:29 - 18:14 Governor Sir Stanley Burbury 

18:23 - 20:29 Registrar, John Dale

20:47 - 27:17 Chief Justice, G.S.M. Green

27:34 -  34:24 President, Law Society E.C. Crawford

Recording created by Justice Everett's associate Graeme McCabe and dubbed by Department of Education (Tas)

This audio was kindly provided by Archives Tasmania to mark the bicentenary of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.

Speeches recorded at the opening of the new Supreme Court, Salamanca Place, including:
0:00 - 2.32 Introduction and context by Angus Downie
2:53 - 6:24  Attorney-General, B.K. Miller
6:29 - 18:14 Governor Sir Stanley Burbury 
18:23 - 20:29 Registrar, John Dale
20:47 - 27:17 Chief Justice, G.S.M. Green
27:34 -  34:24 President, Law Society E.C. Crawford
Recording created by Justice Everett's associate Graeme McCabe and dubbed by Department of Education (Tas)
This audio was kindly provided by Archives Tasmania to mark the bicentenary of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.

In this captivating podcast we delve deep into the Supreme Court of Tasmania, located in the charming city of Hobart. We'll explore the architectural brilliance, design intricacies, and the fascinating construction process of these iconic structures.

Hosted by Jim Connolly, a former Registrar of the Supreme Court, and the mastermind behind these magnificent buildings, the renowned architect Peter Partridge. The Honourable Alan Blow, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court also joins us with some expert commentary.

The Hobart Supreme Court buildings are not only essential public institutions, but also architectural masterpieces that have stood the test of time. In 2010, the Australian Institute of Architects recognised their enduring beauty and significance by bestowing upon them the prestigious National Award for Enduring Architecture. Join us on this journey as we unravel the history and marvel at the architectural splendor of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.

In this captivating podcast we delve deep into the Supreme Court of Tasmania, located in the charming city of Hobart. We'll explore the architectural brilliance, design intricacies, and the fascinating construction process of these iconic structures.
Hosted by Jim Connolly, a former Registrar of the Supreme Court, and the mastermind behind these magnificent buildings, the renowned architect Peter Partridge. The Honourable Alan Blow, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court also joins us with some expert commentary.
The Hobart Supreme Court buildings are not only essential public institutions, but also architectural masterpieces that have stood the test of time. In 2010, the Australian Institute of Architects recognised their enduring beauty and significance by bestowing upon them the prestigious National Award for Enduring Architecture. Join us on this journey as we unravel the history and marvel at the architectural splendor of the Supreme Court of Tasmania.

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