![Butterfly on a Pin – A Fashion Designer's Memoir of Love, Despair and Reinvention | Alannah Hill | 2018 [USED – SC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/butterfly-on-a-pin-sc-JqpwFq.png "Butterfly on a Pin – A Fashion Designer's Memoir of Love, Despair and Reinvention | Alannah Hill | 2018 [USED – SC]")
Alannah Hill's memoir of her life and career — from a difficult childhood on Tasmania's northwest coast, where her parents ran the milk bar in Penguin, through her rise to become one of Australia's most recognisable and idiosyncratic fashion designers, and her eventual exit from the label that bore her name.
![By Derwent Divided – The Lake Illawarra, the Tasman Bridge and the 1975 Disaster | Tom Lewis | 3rd Edition 2025 [HC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/byderwentdivided-2025-lzhjkG.png "By Derwent Divided – The Lake Illawarra, the Tasman Bridge and the 1975 Disaster | Tom Lewis | 3rd Edition 2025 [HC]")
On 5 January 1975 the bulk carrier Lake Illawarra struck two of the pylons of Hobart's Tasman Bridge, bringing down two spans of the bridge and sinking the ship in the Derwent River. Seven crew members and two people on the bridge were killed. The collapse divided Hobart for nearly two years — cutting the city in half and forcing residents on the eastern shore to take lengthy detours or use a ferry service until the bridge reopened in October 1977.
Local history from the north of Tasmania, illustrated with black/white photos.
