Convict Letter Writer, The by Alice Meredith Hodgson | PBFrom Limerick to Campbell Town to Detroit, Tasmanian historian Dr Meredith Hodgson guides us through the remarkable life of Eliza Williams, the convict letter writer. In 1851 Eliza Williams was found guilty of theft. The punishment was transportation to Van Diemens Land for seven years. She was despatched to serve with the other convicts at Rosedale, John Leakes magnificent estate near Campbell Town. There she lived and worked: cleaning, washing,

The first book in the popular Dunstan and Theodore series

So many little Tasmanian just like you started small and did something big

From Limerick to Campbell Town to Detroit

The Patch  The winter of our discontent | Peter Grant

Chi was restless as he cuddled his favourite toys

Knowledge of the trees | Isla Young

Hays’ enthusiasm for history is evident in the breadth of his research

If you have marvelled at the turquoise waters of Tasmania’s east coast

who grew up in Melbourne but has lived and worked in four Australian states and two territories

Artists and artisans: At home with pardalotes - Mike Kerr

Aurora Australis was ours just as certainly as Antarctica is part of Tasmania

the Franklin River