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Apr 22 2024 Updated May 4, 2024

Garry Sims

by Gary Sims

Adventure Bay, South Bruny Island, sunset, April 7, 2024.

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The Hobart mud lark

by Erica Larke-Ewing

It’s at the bottom of the creek, partially covered in dark, slimy mud ...

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Where you were at night

A while back, I borrowed a friend’s motion-sensor trail camera and tied it to various tree trunks around the yard ...

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A squiz on the sugarloaf

This article was first published in Bert Spinks’ Letters from a Storyteller blog at storytellerspinks. substack. com. You can hardly tell that there’s a pad there. The bush closes over, a welter of green fronds, blades and canes. Cross-hatched...

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Obituary: Marguerite (Ninki) Wynne

by David Hurburgh

Marguerite Wynne (nee Saunders) was born in Hobart in 1922 ...

The News Won’t Say Her Name, But I Will

She was more than ink on a fleeting page, more than a case on file ...

Your Plastic Will Outlive Us All

They said the future would shine like pearl, a place of wonders yet untold ...

forthcoming events

A group exhibition that celebrates the elemental poetics of clay

09 May - 15 Jun

Slip and Slurry: A Group Exhibition of Contemporary Ceramics on Bruny Island

18 Bruny Island Main Rd

Part coming-of-age story, part psychological thriller... a profound meditation on memory, masculinity, and the healing power of nature.

Mark Heyward, The Quality of Light - Launceston Book Launch

Celebrate the longest night of the year with Bruny NORTH and Bruny Wild Island

Celebrate the Winter Solstice on Bruny Island

Part coming-of-age story, part psychological thriller... a profound meditation on memory, masculinity, and the healing power of nature.

Mark Heyward: The Quality of Light - Hobart Book Launch

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