Malus by Carol PattersonMalus explores the intersection of sexual violence and environmental policies in Tasmania. Set in 1993, the narrative is told from the perspective of Shan, a newspaper librarian and single mother who is coming to terms with her rape as a fifteen year old, which took place around the same time as the flooding of Lake Pedder. In Malus Carol Patterson has created memorable locations and circumstances embedded in Hobarts politics and society. She

Arts and Artisans Master carver | Pen Tayler

The west coast of Tasmania produces three pine trees – Huon Pine

Unputdownable

One of three delightful children’s books about endangered species on Bruny Island

Historic Tasmanian Mountain Huts wonderfully complements the classic Tasmanian High Country Huts by Simon Cubit and Des Murray published by Forty South Publishing in 2013

Monica Reeve’s third book with Forty South Publishing is a rollicking true story set on the wild west coast of Tasmania

Defending nature | Jess Feehely

"Karen Harrland’s story unfolds with blood and tears and yet has the warmth of a remote hut’s fireside in a snowstorm

Launceston

Battling with medication and side effects that are sometimes worse than the symptoms

Portfolio: Our world Kingborough Council Urban Arts Program

‘No matter how dark/ the night/ here comes the sun’