Forty South Tasmania Issue 121, Winter 2026INSIDE ISSUE 121 This is not Majorca Katy Rogers When Darkness Descends Don Defenderfer Reconstructing Tasman's ships Michael Stoddart Ride for Pippa David Gray The world's most famous Tasmanian Bob Brown Can you keep a secret? Sonia Strong Nights in high places Rob Shaw Christmas Day adventure, 1897 Craig Searle Better than therapy Kate Brown Searching for sentimental reasons David Williams Art meets science in the service of little penguins

Old-timers - Sea ways | Hilary Burden

The world in which Annabel and Turtle live is beautifully conveyed through Mary-Ann Orchard’s illustrations

unique hunting for fur in the short

there is the story of innovation

these were years in which he made his mark

taken down and then rebuilt

in the darkness of one’s home and in the hearts of struggling parents

His stories

We turned to her when we decided to publish a book of fine words (written by Bert Spinks) and images of Tasmanian towns

writer and illustrator

Handmade in Cygnet | Grace Heathcote

Following the success of Hobart’s Yesterday’s Today (Hobart City Council