Annie Baxter (later Dawbin, 1816–1905) sailed for Van Diemen's Land in 1834 as the young wife of an army officer stationed in Hobart Town and Launceston. This edition from her extensive diaries presents her memories of Tasmania, alongside her later years at the Macleay River and New England districts of New South Wales and Port Fairy in Victoria's Western District, covering 1834 to 1848.
This book illustrates Annie Cocker's particular talent with oils, watercolours and drawings to portray scenery and portraiture, as well as her principal botanical works.
A history of the Tasmanian bus factory Ansair Kingston from 1987 to 1995.
Lynne Andrews's survey of over 200 years of Antarctic visual art — from the earliest scientific and botanical illustrations made during the first European expeditions into southern waters through to contemporary postmodern Antarctic art, featuring the work of over fifty artists.
Journalist Tim Bowden's personal experiences of the Antarctic, as part of a sixty day expedition on the Icebird with Voyage Six in 1989.
The Antarctica Cruising Guide is a definitive field guide to Antarctica catering to South Pole visitors traveling by luxury liner, adventure cruise or private boat.

