What could possibly go wrong? Death and disappearance in Tasmania's national parks, reserves & wild places by Paul Helleman| PBHundreds of thousands of people have ventured into Tasmanias National Parks, other reserves and remote places in search of riches, adventure, wilderness, challenge and rejuvenation. Sadly, some of them died doing it. Victims of bad decisions, bad weather, foolhardiness, accidents, poor preparation or a combination of factors. Some people were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. A few intentionally made it a one way trip. Paul Hellemans forty

fish and aquatic insects and for the past 40 years has carried out his research in Tasmania

“Delightfully detailed recollection…sure to appeal to anyone even faintly nostalgic…

A la Fiona Lost and found in the dunes | Fiona Stocker

The Patch  The winter of our discontent | Peter Grant

It’s a great tale

He was diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme brain cancer on a cold

Dianne Snowden has shed new light on an important part of Tasmania’s history

her West Highland terrier

Back in less-calming urban areas

no pun intended

Garry Kerr DVDs - titles

It was his love for the landscape that led him to try his utmost to save Lake Pedder from destruction