Just Tassie Books

The Circular Head District Agricultural, Pastoral, Horticultural and Poultry Association held its first show in November 1907, on what was then the old cricket ground.

J.S. Weeding's history of the lower Midlands district of Tasmania — the region south of Campbell Town encompassing Oatlands, Tunbridge, Antill Ponds, Jericho, Interlaken, Parattah, Mount Seymour, Lake Tiberias, Rhyndaston, Stonor, Tunnack, Woodsdale, Andover, Levendale, Stonehenge and Swanston. The lower Midlands is convict-era country — the road south from Campbell Town passes through landscapes shaped by assigned convict labour, pastoral runs, coaching inns and probation stations.

A collection of more than 100 of Sally Wise's recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert and afternoon tea, drawing on the produce and landscapes of the Derwent Valley and Tasmania's south. Illustrated throughout with colour photography.

When Dame Enid Lyons became the first woman elected to the House of Representatives in 1943, she and Senator Dorothy Tangney faced a problem nobody had thought to solve: there was no women's toilet anywhere near the parliamentary chambers. Eleri Harris's picture book tells the true story of Australia's first female parliamentarians — framed around this wonderfully absurd practical obstacle.