Safe Passage: The Lighthouses of Tasmania by Garry Richardson | HBThe history of Tasmania's 14 manned lighthouses and the ships that supplied them. Safe Passage is the most comprehensive book written on Tasmanias 14 manned lighthouses, and the first compiled since they were all de manned. The lighthouse keepers could not have survived without the supply ships that serviced the lights. The ships played a crucial role in keeping the lights operational. Historical letters and reports reveal just how hard the keepers

is both eye-opening and heart-warming

whether areas should be closed for visitation in order to allow revegetation and whether the benefits of tourism are equally distributed across the state

An autism awareness story

the answer was never in doubt

spirit and ruggedness of the Tasmanian high country and the special qualities of the people who made a living from it

over two thousand boys who had been eking out a living on the streets of Britain’s towns and cities were transported to the Point Puer Boys Establishment in Van Diemen’s Land

Carol Freemen reveals how inaccurate and misleading published images were

grief and love

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His real-world life was an act and seen by himself as fake

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Elaine Mead is climbing a different mountain: explaining