Fires, Farms and Forests: A human history of Surrey Hills, north-west Tasmania by Robert Onfray | HardbackInspired by the writing style of renowned Australian farmer and author Eric Rolls (A Million Wild Acres), Robert Onfray has created a fascinating human and anecdotal regional history which brings to life the rich past of Surrey Hills, a unique tract of land in north west Tasmania. Fires, Farms and Forests is an environmental and cultural account of the changes in the landscape from the last ice age to the present day. It takes the reader on a journey

Tigey and the teacup drift into the night sky on a beam of moonlight to search for dreams to help Chi settle for the night

England when she was 7 years old

The Last Voyage of Aratus is accompanied by several short

Steam driven Mike Kerr

A rare handfish's growing concern for the environment sees him make an arduous journey from the Derwent River

Snakes in the coalmine | Sonia Strong

university life and National Service in Tasmania in the 1950s

Jak is playing silly buggers when he steps into a nest of jack jumpers

Anthea has been the guardian of the business

Living with Jezebel takes us from the age of kerosene lamps to solar power

" ~ Shelley Stephens

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