Forty South Tasmania Issue 105, Winter 2022INSIDE ISSUE 105 Finding the light Rob Fiddyment Force 12 on Maatsuyker Craig Searle The house that lived Pen Tayler Lobster Tales: Mr Gray's mysterious collector, Part 2 Terry Mulhern Portfolio: On Flinders Island Steve Barker Tasmanian Voices: Thoughts from a pandemic island Lyndon Riggall Then and now: The mould in which I was cast Rowland J Harrison Abels: Clear Hill and Mount Wedge Rob Shaw Forty South Tasmanian Writers' Prize 2022 winning story

Westbury and Oatlands

The overcrowding of British prisons in the early 1800s was a problem solved

Capturing its majesty on a single day

DIEMENS follows the colony’s first decades told through the lens of a family destined to shape Tasmanian history

Theodore has an adventure at the beach where he finds himself in trouble

Garry uses his research skills to create a comprehensive history of community life

the most negative images made their way into newspapers and magazines in Australia and their publication coincided with the implementation of bounties

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Long listed for the Dick and Joan Green Family Award for Tasmanian History 2018

Max Müller

in an extraordinary place