Re-imagining Van Diemen's Land

Shino Konishi

Re-imagining Van Diemen's Land

Shino Konishi

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Abstract

In his highly anticipated and enthusiastically received monograph Van Diemen;s Land, James Boyce notes that 'Hobart is the only Australian capital city from which bush is visible in almost every directions from the CBD'.

Original language	English
Pages	49-50pp
No.	Number 99
Specialist publication	Arena Magazine
Publication status	Published - 2009

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Re-imagining Van Diemen's Land

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