Shit, that was close! A life in near misses by Philip Blake | PBUnputdownable a book about near misses 77 of them enjoyed or endured by its author Philip Blake. I laughed all the way through it. ~Ann Hughes, Tasmanian editor and the first person to read the whole manuscript. Terrorists, bicycles, electricity, logging machinery, motor bikes, rally cars, gravity and wild animals are just a few of the players in a series of little dramas that have given the author opportunities to meet his Maker which, at the time of

littered with intriguing characters and events

Lobster Tales - Inside the mountain | Terry Mulhern

G'day doll Janice Prest

Erica Nathan (TAS) The Forgotten Birdsmith

Ossa and Olympus Bert Spinks

flood and fire

Portfolio: lungtalanana | Garry Richardson

but there had been wine on the menu at The Bistro (a basement restaurant under the Ship Hotel in Hobart) since 1961

David’s long leg - Martin Bicevskis

led two world records in beekeeping

Brightside Sanctuary

of the significant changes in his views and opinions