Built in 1821 at Hadspen in northern Tasmania, Entally House was home to four generations of the Reibey family, descendants of the celebrated emancipist businesswoman Mary Reibey. In this booklet, Tasmanian historian K.R. von Stieglitz traces the house and its pioneering occupants from 1792 to 1912, making it a useful reference for anyone researching the Reibey family or the history of colonial homesteads in the northern reaches of the Tasmanian Midlands, now Meander Valley municipality.
Signed and numbered hardcover edition
HMS Erebus - The story of a ship, its epic polar voyages and ultimate catastrophe beneath the frozen wastes of the Canadian Arctic.
A hero to millions who adored his portrayals of Robin Hood and Fletcher Christian, Tasmanian-born actor Errol Flynn (1909-1959) lived a life that far surpassed any adventure he ever acted out on screen: exotic travels, criminal exploits, passionate love affairs, violent confrontations, scandals, and international fame.
Bob Casey, a founder of the Errol Flynn Society of Tasmania, sets out to correct the many myths surrounding Hollywood's most famous swashbuckler — Hobart-born Errol Flynn (1909–1959) — drawing on Flynn's own not-always-reliable autobiography, My Wicked, Wicked Ways, and Earl Conrad's 1978 memoir.
A biography of Errol Flynn written by Patricia O'Brien and published in 2026. Flynn was born in Hobart in 1909 and grew up in Tasmania before heading to New Guinea and eventually to Hollywood, where he became one of the biggest stars of the 1930s and 1940s — known for swashbuckling roles in films like Captain Blood, The Adventures of Robin Hood and The Sea Hawk, and for a personal life that generated as much attention as his films.

