Glimpses of Graeme: Reflections on the work of Graeme Murphy by Michelle Potter | PB"With a prodigious body of work to his credit, and with a public profile that extends beyond the boundaries of a narrow dance community, Graeme Murphy is arguably Australia's best known choreographer." (Excerpt from A Passion for Dance, Michelle Potter, 1997) Michelle Potter's articles about Murphy's career as a dancer, choreographer and director, have previously been published in newspapers, theatre programs, popular magazines, journals and books.

What began in the local town hall as travelling entertainment in the early 1900s

he returned with a bounty of wilderness images which helped sow the seed for the environment movement in Tasmania

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Although missing his family badly

Forty South Young Tasmanian Writers' Prize 2015

These men and women built tent settlements that grew rapidly into towns as tin boomed

fully-fledged and friendly alphabet of Australian birds

A Place to Breathe: Poems and Images from Tasmania is a jewel

Still they fly | Stephenie Cahalan

where native animals have found safe haven amid the encroaching urban sprawl

Pecking Order

the past isn’t a thing mined but rather gently sifted through