World-class research at new Antarctic centre

By Rosita Gallasch
Updated January 25 2014 - 9:39am, first published 1:00am
Premier Lara Giddings, IMAS executive director Mike Coffin, Senator David Bushby and University of Tasmania vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen with Professor Gustaaf Hallegraeff looking at a sample of Derwent River water at yesterday's opening of the new IMAS facility in Hobart. Picture: PETER MATHEW
Premier Lara Giddings, IMAS executive director Mike Coffin, Senator David Bushby and University of Tasmania vice-chancellor Peter Rathjen with Professor Gustaaf Hallegraeff looking at a sample of Derwent River water at yesterday's opening of the new IMAS facility in Hobart. Picture: PETER MATHEW

A $45 MILLION world class Antarctic research centre has been officially opened in Hobart.

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