Omission of Tasmania from maps of Australia

The Australian island state of Tasmania has been omitted from maps of Australia over time. Such omissions often provoke outrage from Tasmanians, or amusement on the mainland Australia.
Early omissions.
In 1909, the "Daily Post" of Hobart reported that "very often maps of the Commonwealth... are not graced with the fair island of Tasmania depicted on them."
1982 Commonwealth Games.
During the 1982 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony, performers created a map of Australia that omitted Tasmania. Tasmanian poet Andrew Sant wrote "Off the Map" in response:
<poem>
Identity deleted,
Close to the Continent
Who wouldn't make a fuss?
There have been wars for less...
</poem>
2014 Commonwealth Games.
The Australian swim team at the 2014 Commonwealth Games were issued training swimsuits with a stylised design featuring maps of Australia, along with kangaroos and emus. The animals obscured Tasmania, and the design was criticized for leaving Tasmania off the map. Tasmanian Premier Will Hodgman called the omission "un-Australian and unforgivable".