Photographs by Spurlings: A treasure trove of Tasmanian images by Christine Burgess | HBStephen Spurling IIIs images transport the viewer beyond the everyday and in doing so, enrich the soul. For nearly a century, from the mid 1800s, the Spurling name was synonymous with fine Tasmanian photography. To obtain his images, Steve (as he was known) had to lug his cumbersome camera and fragile glass plates through trackless, inhospitable regions and rely on bush tucker for survival. Despite these difficulties, he returned with a bounty of

Tech chronic Debbie Rudder

INSIDE ISSUE 92:

does not tell its story

Jim Everett-Puralia Meenamatta

veteran sports journalist and racehorse owner Gary Delaney is faced with a dilemma: regroup and look for work in Melbourne or make a fresh start in another city – preferably one with palm trees

“This is not a volume to be dipped into

It serves as a timely and beautiful reminder of one of life's most important lessons: that happiness can be found in the simplest of places

'A Step too Far" (2018)

High and dry: Jonno Blood

My goal in writing is to be accurate

Full of vivid descriptions of Tasmanian wilderness regions and native animals and characters that Kay encounters in her struggle to survive and find her way home

Splint on an Angel’s Wing