Lottah and the Anchor by Garry Richardson | HardbackLottah and the Anchor: The history of a tin mine and an independent town In the late nineteenth century tin was the metal of the age. This was a time of depression in Tasmania and the discovery of tin and the expansion of mining in general provided desperately needed jobs and revenue. In Tasmanias North East pioneer miners contended with dense forests, almost impassable bush tracks, remoteness and loneliness. These men and women built tent settlements

Scramble to the top of Hartz Peak

the Spurling name was synonymous with fine Tasmanian photography

in northern Tasmania

and traverse Wineglass Bay

and endeavours to contribute to family life

He hopes that you

from beneath a waterfall of wickedness

must not be forgotten

Mementos of displacement James Dryburgh

a Māori warrior transported as a rebel

several children find themselves treated like slaves

Based on the true story of a sheep who disappeared into the Tasmanian bush