Anna Krien's first book — published by Black Inc in 2010 and winner of the 2011 Queensland Premier's Literary Award for Australian history. Krien, armed with a notebook, a sleeping bag and a rusty sedan, spent time embedded on both sides of the Tasmanian forest conflict — with the loggers, the protesters and the communities caught between them.
An introductory handbook to the methods of permaculture, by one of the founders of the movement, Tasmanian Bill Mollison.
The second book in a trilogy on iodine and public health in Tasmania, following Goitre Monitor: The History of Iodine Deficiency in Tasmania (2007) and preceding Seaweed: The Status of Iodine and Climate Change in Tasmania (2022), both also in our stock. Iodophor covers the iodine cycle, iodine uptake by plants and its effects on human and livestock health, the history of iodine deficiency in Tasmanian dairy herds since early settlement, and comparisons with the iodine status of the UK and New Zealand, alongside the changing marine environment and government efforts to manage iodine deficiency in Tasmania.
Eleanor Alliston's memoir of the years her family spent living on Three Hummock Island — a remote Bass Strait island off Tasmania's north-west coast — in the aftermath of the Second World War.
Eleanor Alliston's memoir of the years her family spent living on Three Hummock Island — a remote Bass Strait island off Tasmania's north-west coast — in the aftermath of the Second World War.

