Forty South Tasmania Issue 112, Autumn 2024INSIDE ISSUE 112 The peripatetic pancake men Craig Searle Norma the Tarkine leaf walker Simon Grove Wandering, wondering Don Defenderfer In the dinosaurs' garden Fiona l Howie The stories within Bert Spinks The moral of the story Rodney Croome Tasmanian Voices Jimmy Wright and the day they moved the goal posts James Parker Tasmanian Voices From Kupang to Van Diemen's Land, the sea is never far away Mark Heyward A la Fiona Clarendon Arms Fiona Stocker

celebrating the people

Peter Taylor: Australian Sculptor is a tribute to an extraordinary artist whose works continue to delight and amaze to this day

an intriguing and beautifully written novel

Headline news across the Western world reported his trial

looks back and shares his press clippings of graphic accounts of the events that unfolded in the early days of the colony

almost sparse

“It's impossible not to become immersed in the improbability

because it was “round and red and made in Tasmania”

had started writing a book

Children with autism have some social difficulties and what they need from their peers is acceptance and support

This is the story of a family camping trip that has never been forgotten

Farmers turned to home-baked hospitality when the Industrial Revolution mobilised urban excursionists