Two Good Soldiers, One Great War by Hugh Jones | PBThe true story of two Tasmanian soldiers caught up in the horrors of World War I Using long lost letters sent home from Australian soldiers at Gallipoli and on the Western Front, author Hugh Jones has pieced together a tale of remarkable friendship between two men separated by half a world during the First World War. The book tells the story of young Tasmanian teacher Ivor Margetts, a popular and talented footballer good enough to represent Tasmania

a collection of recipes and stories that celebrate life in Tasmania’s far south

her interest in the science of microbes and climate change and her love of problem-solving

In the style of his bestselling The Last Hermit of Tasmania's West Coast (Forty South Publishing

It is a world that once one enters

About books: Proud of prejudice | Clarissa Horwood

(Donald Knowler

There are 104 poets represented in under the same moon

became the first settlements in this remote corner of the state

Then and now Lighthouse kid | Lisa Ikin

and endeavours to contribute to family life

If I say so myself

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