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Marilyn Quirk gathers the stories of migrants who made Tasmania home across the 20th century, chapter by chapter by community.
![Tasmanian Anchorage Guide – 6th Edition | Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania | 2025 [NEW – SC – Spiral Bound]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/tasmanian-anchorage-guide-6th-2IRaM1.png "Tasmanian Anchorage Guide – 6th Edition | Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania | 2025 [NEW – SC – Spiral Bound]")
The 6th edition of the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania's comprehensive guide to anchorages, moorings and passage-making around the Tasmanian coastline and key inland waterways. The guide covers anchorages around the full coastline of Tasmania — from the east coast bays and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel to Bass Strait, the west coast and the rivers and estuaries of the south.
![Tasmanian Built – The Places and Stories of the Tasmanian Heritage Register | King, Torossi, Evans & Plapp | 2022 [NEW – Large SC]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/tasmanian-built-YLns9Q.png "Tasmanian Built – The Places and Stories of the Tasmanian Heritage Register | King, Torossi, Evans & Plapp | 2022 [NEW – Large SC]")
One hundred places on the Tasmanian Heritage Register — and the stories of why they were built, who built them, and why they matter. Tasmania has more heritage-listed buildings per capita than any other Australian state, and the stories behind them are often as significant as the buildings themselves.
