Tasmania 40°South Issue 86INSIDE ISSUE 86: Farewell, Miss Simpson Grace Heathcote The truth about sponges Asher Flatt Corners of history Nick Brodie Here be curses Bert Spinks Portfolio: Stillness Steve Barker Shack winding back Don Defenderfer The Patch: You dont see fat pardalotes Peter Grant AND MUCH MORE

Let’s celebrate with treats to share

I believe that our towns will be all the more interesting for the deep-map perspective we will try to offer

It is an intriguing and clever read

this book is a clearly written and astute little memoir”

the 1914 battle to save the lower Gordon River (70 years before the more famous Gordon-below-Franklin Dam blockade)

researched like a true historian and written like a true storyteller

and feeling the need to protect loved ones from your pain were unanimous themes and ones that McDougall addresses in her book

affords readers the opportunity to engage in a diversity of stories and delve into the area’s rich past

Through those years and along the way

even the kid you might think is a little bit different

levels of difficulty and the unique qualities of each Abel

The History of Goshen