Just Tassie Books

A pictorial history of hotels, taverns and inns in Hobart which, through its enticing illustrations, encourages us to explore for ourselves the beguiling stories behind the public houses of early Hobart.

Peter Marmion's large-format photographic record of toogelow — the Indigenous name for Port Davey, the remote inlet at the southern end of Tasmania's south-west wilderness, accessible only by boat, light aircraft or multi-day walking track. Port Davey and the surrounding Bathurst Harbour country sit at the heart of the South West Conservation Area — one of the most remote and least-visited landscapes in Australia, and one of the most ecologically significant.

G. Hawley Stancombe and Eric Ratcliff's history of the main coaching highway between Hobart and Launceston — the road that became the Midland Highway, and remains today the primary artery connecting Tasmania's two largest cities through the island's historic pastoral heartland.