Julianne Schultz,Natasha Cica,Kathy Marks,Peter Timms,Jonathan West,Cassandra Pybus,David Walsh,Rodney Croome,Will Bibby,Richard Eccleston,Lea McInerney,David Hansen,Greg Lehman,Luke Wright,Scott Rankin,Matthew Evans,Moya Fyfe,Fleur Fallon,Margaret Merrilees,Danielle Wood,Celia Lendis,Joanna Talberg,Romy Ash,Erin O'Dwyer,Matthew Lamb,Julie Gough,Jo Chandler
For many Tasmanians a darker reality lies behind the seductive tourism brochures showcasing the stateâ€™s pristine wilderness, gourmet magazine articles celebrating its burgeoning food culture, and newspaper stories gasping at a world-leading art museum.,Tasmania ranks at or near the bottom among Australian states on virtually every indicator of socio-economic performance â€“ including levels of employment, income, investment, education and health.,Where does Tasmaniaâ€™s future lie? Has Tasmania reached a â€˜tipping pointâ€™, politically, economically and culturally?,In ,Tasmania â€“ The Tipping Point?, Griffith REVIEW serves up strategic slices of Tasmaniaâ€™s past, present and future.,Thinkers, writers and doers from Tasmania and beyond, including members of its extensive diaspora, challenge how Tasmania is seen by outsiders and illuminate how Tasmanians see themselves, down home and in the wider world.,Natasha Cica asks does Tasmania need an intervention?;,Peter Timms writes of Lady Franklinâ€™s heirs and successors;,Jonathan West asks whatâ€™s wrong with Tasmania, really?;,Cassandra Pybus on tin dragons and silver smoke screens;,David Walsh with a story of humility and hubris from Glenorchy;,Danielle Wood says you can check out any time you like;,Jo Chandler tells how from little things, big things grow;,Kathy Marks on surviving, belonging, challenging and enduring.,With more works from Rodney Croome, Will Bibby, Richard Eccleston, Lea McInerney, David Hansen, Greg Lehman, Luke Wright, Scott Rankin, Matthew Evans, Moya Fyfe, Fleur Fallon, Margaret Merrilees, Celia Lendis and Joanna Talberg with fiction from Favel Parrett, Romy Ash, Erin Oâ€™Dwyer and Matthew Lamb.,Featuring a striking picture gallery from Julie Gough titled 'Fugitive history'.
Cultural,Tasmania,Nonfiction,History,Politics
Griffith Review 39: Tasmania - The Tipping Point?