Tasmania 40° South Issue 80 Historical Fiction vagrants or the soldiers sent

vagrants or the soldiers sent to fight the empire’s wars

After the 1930s when the highly favoured Huon Pine was no longer available in any real quantity

Tasmania’s first full liquor licence for a restaurant went to John Licandro’s Martini in Burnie

even if it meant having to accept a girl member into the group

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Tasmania 40° South Issue 80 Historical Fiction vagrants or the soldiers sentINSIDE ISSUE 80: People and place James Dryburgh Following Jrgensen Bert Spinks Portfolio: People in the mist Chris Armstrong and Craig Fardell Dealing with the devil Crispin Andrews Voices from the theatre Carol Freeman Artists and artisans: The world of Silly Billy Mike Kerr Shiraz and a crystal ball George W Russell Writers corner: Conflict, according to Toad Clarissa Horwood AND MUCH MORE