Fiona Green - toothie, banded dog whelk and maireener shell bracelet Game flourished since the eradication of

flourished since the eradication of rodents and other feral animals

by authors Lou Rae and Tony Coen

and new essays by NGV curators Jessica Cole

Each toy figure is meticulously crafted to capture the unique features and characteristics of dinosaurs

There are disturbing parallels between the Queen's Orphan Schools in Hobart and other children's institutions in Australia into the 21st century

Fiona Green - toothie, banded dog whelk and maireener shell bracelet Game flourished since the eradication ofFiona Green is a proud pakana woman, whose family hails from tayaritja Furneaux Islands of Tasmania. She is a direct descendant of mannalargena, bangana of the pairebeena Clan. Fiona has been lucky enough to be taught the art of kanalaritja (shell necklace) stringing by Aunty maikutena Vicki Laine Green. The process of passing this significant tradition on to the family is imperative for the continuation of culture. Aunty Vicki has also taught Fiona