Noela M. Fox's history of the Presentation Sisters in Tasmania — the Irish Catholic religious order that established itself in Hobart in 1866 and went on to found and run schools, hospitals and other works of mercy across the island over the following 140 years.
A pocket guide to Hobart's architecture, published by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects, Tasmanian Chapter, illustrated throughout with black and white photographs — small enough to carry on a walking tour of the city.
The life, work and consequences of Andrew Inglis Clark, Tasmanian statesman and constitutional lawyer who drafted the first forms of the Australian Constitution, laying the groundwork for Federation.
Anne and Robin Bailey's family history tracing five interconnected Tasmanian families — the Oakdens, Cowies, Parramores, Tullochs and Hoggs — across the colonial and post-colonial periods of Tasmanian history.
An illustrated handbook of the endemic birds of Tasmania is a small book about a small collection of birds who live on a small island.

