LETS LOOK AT LAND (1972)

Looks at land development in Tasmania. Includes Cambridge Park, Warrane, Kingborough, Brighton, Tamar Valley and Tasmania’s North West Coast.
Also includes footage of Kingston, Bridgewater, Launceston, Bell Bay, Tempco, Coats Patons, APPM, Goliath Cement, Burnie Paper Mills, Devonport and Ulverstone.
A Tasmanian State Film Production.
Produced for the Industrial Development and Trade Directorate Tasmania.
Please be advised that this footage may contain words and descriptions that may be culturally sensitive, which reflect the attitude of the period in which the film was produced, and which may be considered inappropriate today.
Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office: Film - LETS LOOK AT LAND - 16mm Eastmancolor Composite Release Print (colour, sound) - 16m 24s - (Reference: AC672/1/131)
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[@MatthewHarrold]

47 years later ... Cambridge Park is finally a destination for retail shoppers and trades alike. Kingston and Brighton are also obvious hot spots of development. There was some amazing foresight back then.

[@Igloo3471]

The old York Park (UTAS Stadium) at 8:11 in the bottom left corner.
Still has the old stand and pavilion in place on the wing (it was demolished in 1973).

[@Ad.Dd.James.]

Warrane median house price in 2021 around $500,000. Well who’d of thought that possible.

[@upsidedownbouncingonthecei1789]

Dude! The tennis court is still there in the same spot, next to the college yoooo