A nostalgic photographic exploration of Tasmania's transportation evolution from horses to horse power.
A deadly serious look at Tasmanian folklore and fact - of spooks, spectres and things that go bump in the night. Buck and Joan Emberg collect more than sixty ghost stories told to them by Tasmanians, many part of an oral tradition handed down through generations since early settlement.
A scarce 1905 historical survey detailing the administrations of early colonial governors like Collins, Davey, Sorell, and Arthur. Originally delivered as lectures during the 1904 centenary, this volume was published by the legendary Tasmanian photographer and historian John Watt Beattie.
Government House Tasmania - A Remarkable Story is the first complete history ever written of Hobart's vice-regal residence — co-authored by Professor the Honourable Kate Warner AC, the 28th Governor of Tasmania (2014–2021), who lived in the house throughout her term, together with David Owen, Official Secretary to the Governor and an accomplished Tasmanian novelist.

