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![Beneath the Tamar – More Than Silt | David Maynard & Troy Gaston | 2010 | Signed by Both Authors [USED – SC – Out of Print]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/beneath-the-tamar-s0GTTo.png "Beneath the Tamar – More Than Silt | David Maynard & Troy Gaston | 2010 | Signed by Both Authors [USED – SC – Out of Print]")
A photographic survey of the marine life found in the Tamar River and estuary in northern Tasmania. The Tamar is often thought of as a muddy, silty waterway — but beneath the surface it supports a surprising diversity of marine life, including weedy seadragons, seahorses and a wide range of other estuarine species.
Tasmanian artist James Voute has written this illustrated chapter book for children aged 8 to 11 years.
![Bert's Story – The Autobiography of B.A. Farquhar of Rushy Lagoon | B.A. Farquhar | 1990–1992 |[USED – SC ]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/bertsStoryWorn-DlOTn4.png "Bert's Story – The Autobiography of B.A. Farquhar of Rushy Lagoon | B.A. Farquhar | 1990–1992 |[USED – SC ]")
The autobiography of Bert Farquhar — former owner of Rushy Lagoon, Tasmania's largest farm, spanning nearly 22,000 hectares near Cape Portland on the state's far north-eastern tip. Rushy Lagoon has recently been in the national news — the sale of the property from the estate of New Zealand's Pye family to a UK forestry investment firm for over $100 million was approved by Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers on 8 July 2026, amid some controversy.
