Peter Taylor: Australian Sculptor by Peter Armstrong & Pam Taylor | HBPeter Taylor: Australian Sculptor celebrates the artworks of Peter Taylor, one of Australias leading contemporary sculptors. Taylor rose to prominence in the early 1980s, renowned for his distinctive sculptures carved from Tasmanian timbers. Over three decades he produced a body of work that captivated art critics and art lovers, with his works being praised by Patrick White as the stuff ofdreams and Richard Flanagan as extraordinary. His most

a collection of recipes and stories that celebrate life in Tasmania’s far south

was a golden time

It challenges all Tasmanians in their respective communities to voice their opinions

primordial wilderness areas and down-to-earth people

history collides with mythology

Under Martial Law: In the late 1960s eight school children are forced to defend their town from a raging bushfire after they find themselves left behind in an abandoned forestry settlement

as well as albatrosses and several species of burrow-nesting seabirds

haiku in this country has continued to evolve

Raising Girls

How will every other candidate story of the day be prioritised

Young Tasmanian Writers' Prize winning stories | Amber Lohrbaecher & Annwen Roberts

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