Tasmania 40° South Issue 76Inside Issue 76: 200 years of mud and misunderstanding Ian Kidd and Jenny Davis Triabunna tomorrow James Dryburgh Universal central Mike Kerr Abel's perspective Nicholas Brodie Tasmania's favourite beetles Simon Fearn and David Maynard Portfolio: Beautiful disconnection Robert Seaton Portfolio: Old sea dogs Andrew Wilson Epicure: Just for the love of it Mandy Stroebel And much more

Peter tells of growing up after the Second World War

in the years 1814 to 1856

when Billy begins to feel everything sliding out of control

George’s plans for his farm are thwarted by the authorities and he fears he is suspected of colluding with the enemy

and many other famous

For over 200 years

children aged 2-8 are introduced to some of Australia's nocturnal creatures (such as wombats

and history to imaginatively reinterpret the past

only the landscape on either bank seems to change

Aurora Australis was ours just as certainly as Antarctica is part of Tasmania

calendars and social media posts

Katy’s Garden is the second publication in the Little Tasmanian series