Richard Flanagan blends memoir and history, tracing his father's WWII imprisonment near Hiroshima through to his own life in Tasmania. Softcover, 2024, 280 pages.
A photographic profile of the Tasmanian Government Railways (TGR) covering the years 1950 to 1970 — the steam era and early diesel transition period of Tasmanian rail, compiled and edited by Frank Cross and John Sargent.
H.K. Atkinson's history of railway tickets in Tasmania — documenting the full range of tickets, parcel stamps, luggage labels and train staff tickets used by the Tasmanian Government Railways (TGR) and associated operators across the history of Tasmanian rail.
Nick Anchen's photographic history of the railways of Tasmania's west coast — the extraordinary network of lines that served the mining towns of Queenstown, Rosebery, Zeehan and Strahan, and the remarkable engineering required to build and operate them through some of the most rugged and remote country in Australia.
Gabi opens his inheritance and is plunged into a fantastical chaotic world – the world of the Hidden. He travels through time; history collides with mythology. He means to protect his family but the heroic exploits of the Hidden face an irreconcilable threat to Rainbow Island.
A book about the successful reconstruction of the Lady Nelson, an old sailing vessel in Hobart, Tasmania to celebrate the Australian bicentennial. The Lady Nelson is used for sail training and leisure tours and is generally moored at Constitution Dock in Hobart.