Stock Thieves and Golfers follows the social history of Kangaroo Bay and Bellerive, on Hobart's eastern shore, from 1803 to 1998.
Told from the perspective of the last wild female thylacine, this children's picture book provides readers with an insight into the rare beauty and uniqueness of the amazing Tasmanian tiger and explains their fight for survival.
In 1972, Tasmanian-born John Woodroffe was standing on Oxford Street, London, waiting for his now-wife Katy, when a woman fell from a fifth-floor window above and struck him. He survived. Five decades later, a chance conversation with a friend reignited his need to know who she was.
On 28 April 1996, a gunman killed 35 people and wounded 23 others at the Port Arthur historic site — the worst mass shooting in Australian history. The tragedy led directly to Australia's National Firearms Agreement, a major reform of the country's gun laws.

