David Walsh's autobiography — the story of how a boy from Claremont in Hobart developed a system for gambling, became a multi-millionaire, and used that money to build MONA — the Museum of Old and New Art — on the former Morilla vineyard property at Berriedale on the Derwent River.
A Book of Tassie Babies is a journey of the senses through the different landscapes of the Tasmanian wilderness, imagining the sights, sounds, smells and even tastes of the Tassie bush.
Geological Survey Bulletin 73 — an alphabetical, illustrated catalogue of every mineral species recorded in Tasmania, compiled by R.S. Bottrill and W.E. Baker and published by Mineral Resources Tasmania in May 2021. Tasmania has an unusually rich and diverse mineralogy, a product of its complex geological history and its long mining heritage on the west coast and elsewhere. This catalogue documents that diversity systematically.
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