Blue Cathedral, The by Cameron Hindrum | PBQueenstown is below, stitched into the bottom of the valley, the dark geometric shapes of the Mount Lyell headframe away to his left and the vast sail of Mount Owen on the other side of the town, opposite him. The summer sky is clean and clear, vast and high, an endless cathedral ceiling. This is where he comes when he wants to hide. 1983: The Franklin River Dam Blockade has invited protesters to Tasmania's remote west coast. For one local delinquent,

Or does he

profit and loss

Along the way

annoying and shocking to his drinkers and diners

Noted Tasmanian historian Garry Richardson once again demonstrates his meticulous research skills by augmenting the narrative with extensive specifications

Robert Wordsworth’s memoir vividly describes one of the most unusual military careers of any Australian

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and migrated to Australia with his family at the age of nine

the uniqueness of you and your situation means that no single manual is going to cover it for everyone

and even the green political movement that spread worldwide after the destruction of Lake Pedder

written by 22 University of Tasmania academics with an interest in tourism research

Geoff slowly pieced together Jack’s remarkable