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bats and bettongs) and will see why there really is no need to be afraid of the dark

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and none was disappointed

Feathered Alphabet (2023) (Tasmanian Literary Awards short list) and Too Many Tigers (2024) (CBCA Notable and Tasmanian Literary Awards long list)

Tasmanian ANZACS: Those who served, their families and the impact of World War One, Volume 1, The 12th & 52nd Battalions | Stefan Petrow | PB Poetry bats and bettongs) and willNOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK Stefan Petrow is an Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Tasmania and has been acclaimed for his research on many aspects of Tasmanian history. This book has been shortlisted in the Dick and Joan Green Family Award for Tasmanian History 2026. Much has been written about the Anzac experience in World War One, but the unique contribution of Tasmanian soldiers has been largely overlooked. Tasmanian Anzacs expands