About Books: Robbie Arnott | Ben Walter
questions have been raised over issues including whether Tasmania has reached peak tourism and visitor caps should be implemented
Success like this might have been enough for another man
By 1840 a Gothic regime of candles and bark torches heightened the thrill of the ‘Sublime’ within Wet Cave on Mole Creek
intelligent and captivating woman with whom he fell deeply and hopelessly in love with
Sweetbreads Out of Season: Pat Collins’ Bistro and Hobart’s Brief Bohemia by Jim Marwood | PB Fictionalised history About Books: Robbie Arnott |Tasmanias first full liquor licence for a restaurant went to John Licandros Martini in Burnie. That was in 1968, but there had been wine on the menu at The Bistro (a basement restaurant under the Ship Hotel in Hobart) since 1961. There was nowhere like The Bistro and nobody like its charismatic matre d, Pat Collins, by turns charming, annoying and shocking to his drinkers and diners. A motley mob of gregarious lawyers, politicians, journalists,