A biographical portrait of Theodore Bartley, an early pioneer of colonial Van Diemen's Land. Bartley and his wife Hannah raised sixteen children at their property near Launceston.
The autobiography of Bert Farquhar — former owner of Rushy Lagoon, Tasmania's largest farm, spanning nearly 22,000 hectares near Cape Portland on the state's far north-eastern tip. Rushy Lagoon has recently been in the national news — the sale of the property from the estate of New Zealand's Pye family to a UK forestry investment firm for over $100 million was approved by Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 8 July 2026, amid some controversy.
Guy Nicholson's biography of Billy Vincent — the Tasmanian bush pilot who spent decades servicing the remote communities and properties of the Bass Strait islands and north-west Tasmania from his base at Smithton, logging over 20,000 hours in light aircraft.
A newly researched true account of Billy Gadd, a young lad from Tasmania's West Coast mining town of Queenstown who managed to enlist in the AIF during World War I while under the legal age.
The first biography about Dr Bob Brown, the Tasmanian politician who took the Greens from the political wilderness into the mainstream, and redefined political ethics along the way.
Born or Bred? Martin Bryant - the making of a mass murderer - a biography of the gunman responsible for the Port Arthur massacre.

