Tasmanian Stories
Learn more"The turbines are like part of the furniture now... but I do take a bit of time, especially on a nice day, to look out across it and think, ‘Yeah, we’ve done something good.'"
Learn more"Ally and I both claim that we missed the meeting where we decided to make a business out of it, but at some point, one of us said 'maybe there’s something in this…'"
Learn more"Killiecrankie is my home, and I see the trees, the earth, the water, as part of me when I was born. I call it my heartland."
Learn more"It’s a matter of having the desire to learn, to work hard at it – to passionately work hard at it. You need the desire to pursue a creative career and allow yourself to be fostered in it. For me, that was the lightbulb moment: the decision to study and learn."
Learn more"This colony was to be open to all who came. By 1974 we were open seven days a week for anyone who needed help. And I worked seven days a week on the front line."