Forty South Tasmania Issue 107, Summer 2022-23INSIDE ISSUE 107 The deep south west Part 2: The people Hilary Burden Birchs Inlet: beyond remote Craig Searle Tasmanian Voices A counterfeit Tasmania Rodney Croome Two men of Queenstown Keith Corbett Lobster Tales After the flood Terry Mulhern The Robertson family celebrates a bicentenary Malcolm Robsertson Portfolio A stroll on The Mountain in summer Nick Monk Arts and Artisans The violist and the luthier Pen Tayler A la Julia Summer berries Julia

Prof Stefan Petrow

I was contacted by an amateur science nerd named Fraser Johnston who wanted to write an article about a fish that lives in the murk at the bottom of the River Derwent

from the clever placement of the imagery and text to the tactile appeal of the heavier paper

From the editor: It is serendipitous

Suzi P is a little swift parrot who struggles to find a place to raise her family in peace on Bruny Island

While ex-cons Johnny Pastrami and Frankie “Fingers” Tannenbaum pull off a massive betting plunge

but with what

and forests the place to find tranquillity

surrounded by mountain ranges

” Queenstown old timers told Geoff Harwood

This book is the story of their lives

She was despatched to serve with the other convicts at Rosedale