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Tasmanian Palestine Advocacy Network – fighting for Palestinian liberation, justice and self-determination on stolen Palawa lands in Lutruwita/Tasmania.

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Rallies in Lutruwita

Nipaluna/Hobart (organised by TPAN)

Monthly rally and march opposite the Grand Chancellor Hotel.

4th Saturday of the month

Next rally: 28 February

11am Rally
12pm March

Launceston (organised by Launceston for Palestine)

Weekly Saturday Honk for Palestine

10:30-11:30am at the Bunnings intersection

More information
A man and a woman holding two big Palestinian flags. Next to them someone is holding a big Aboriginal flag. Behind them a large group of people is marching. A banner in the front reads 'land back' in Palawa kani, Arabic and English.

Upcoming events

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Settler Colonialism: What it can tell us about the conflict in Israel / Palestine

7:30PM, March 5, 2026

online
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Palestine Calling: Roads to Justice

4:30PM, March 26, 2026

statewide

News

A big group of people at a rally. Some are holding Palestinian flags.

Why we have to keep going - TPAN's statement on Gaza 'ceasefire'

October 12, 2025

 A big group of people at a rally. Someone is holding a big Palestinian flags depicting a flock of birds in flight

One State vs Two State - TPAN's statement on Palestinian Statehood

August 24, 2025

 Someone at a rally holding a sign reading Boycott, Divest, Sanction

Federal Election - How do candidates stand on Palestine?

April 29, 2025
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TPAN acknowledges that we live, work and resist on Muwinina Country and recognise the devastating truth that they did not survive colonization. We recognise today’s Palawa people as custodians of Lutruwita, and pay respect to their elders across all times. We also acknowledge the traditional owners of Country throughout so called ‘Australia’, as well as First Nations people from elsewhere, and their deep connection to lands, skies and waterways over which their sovereignty was never ceded.