Pride Against Prejudice: Reminiscences of a Tasmanian Aborigine by Ida West | PB Fictionalised history Now a quiet fishing village

Now a quiet fishing village and holiday destination

who may not know of easily accessible walking tracks to mountain summits

provide detailed information on terrain and vantage points

The diverse diets of Tasmanian snakes Simon Fearn

DIEMENS follows the colony’s first decades told through the lens of a family destined to shape Tasmanian history

Pride Against Prejudice: Reminiscences of a Tasmanian Aborigine by Ida West | PB Fictionalised history Now a quiet fishing villageBack in print after more than 20 years, Pride Against Prejudice by Aunty Ida West is a must read for all Tasmanians. Aunty Ida West was a revered elder who spent her life advocating for the recognition and rights of the Tasmanian Aboriginal community. Her memoir Pride Against Prejudice, originally published in 1984, is the first autobiography published by a Palawa person. Born on Truwana Cape Barren Island, Aunty Ida was a tireless campaigner for her