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Explores the web of connection between East Gippsland and Van Diemen’s Land
cricket and football teams
quirky and peaceful towns around Tasmania
Highlighting co-operation | Craig Searle
written by 22 University of Tasmania academics with an interest in tourism research
Sarah's Story: A convict's tale of strength & resilience | Written & illustrated by Toni Blake-Callander | PB Self Help Explores the web of connectionSarah Phillips' story began on 19 June 1802, in the busy city of Bristol, England, where, like many others, she was born into a world of poverty, hardship and adversity. When Sarah was 20 she met James Knight at the Mermaid Public House in Grey Hound Court, Lewins Mead a very unpleasant area of Bristol where destitute and unsavoury folk gathered. Driven by her struggle for survival, Sarah stole a one pound note from James as he lay in a drunken sleep.