KTW Journal

Tasmania – a global refuge, a global destination

Despite the crowds brought in by Tassie’s recent tourism boom, Tasmania is a destination for more than just humans...

Conservation ecologist James Hattam walks us through his top five favourite books.

Liam Briginshaw wanders past the shufflin' orchids to visit the pines.

A trip to the Western Arthurs. By Mingma Sherpa

Take a walk with Jamie Kirkpatrick to discover the rare wonders of Tasmania's alpine regions.

Did you know Larapuna is the Aboriginal name for the area of Tasmania's north-east coast that includes Eddystone P...

Mt Geryon patch available now! - Bert Spinks muses on this mighty mountain and the mythical beast that shares it's name.

A short film exploring the human connection with Tasmania's great western wilderness, with footage from Andy Szollosi...

“The loss of the original Lake Pedder is one of Tasmanian folklore... To a younger generation, a myth almost forgotten."

Tom Wolff has a chat with UTAS scientist Bec Harris to get the lowdown on Tassie's future.

We just donated $1500 to the Tasmanian Gondwana Film. Find out why.

A quick catch up with Nick Green before his one night only solo exhibition at Good Grief, Hobart.

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