Tasmanian ANZACS: Those who served, their families and the impact of World War One, Volume 1, The 12th & 52nd Battalions | Stefan Petrow | PBNOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK Stefan Petrow is an Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Tasmania and has been acclaimed for his research on many aspects of Tasmanian history. This book has been shortlisted in the Dick and Joan Green Family Award for Tasmanian History 2026. Much has been written about the Anzac experience in World War One, but the unique contribution of Tasmanian soldiers has been largely overlooked. Tasmanian Anzacs expands

Tasmania - a small rural community where life was hard

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The feature story is by Fiona Stocker who

Paul obtained a BA in languages from the University of Tasmania in 1972 and has since enjoyed several careers (teaching English and modern languages

Secret beach | Lian Tanner

detailed descriptions of the different species and information about the field study locations

and its colonists’ battle against the British Empire is like no other story

Will the foursome manage to come up with a plan to outsmart fearsome farm owner

by turns charming

She is Tasmanian born and bred

evocative…readers are instantly drawn into those innocent times and likely to remember their own childhood…redolent with real poignancy

with the one major constant recommendation being a reduction in the number of councils