October was a bit of a slow month for the 177 Nations of Tasmania project, but there was one big highlight, and that was a trip to Launceston to photograph and video some of the Launceston-based podcast participants. We had 6 booked for sessions, though one had to withdraw late due to illness, nevertheless, it was certainly enough to make the trip worthwhile. What a diverse and interesting bunch of people we had come in too, with small island nations, war and sacrifice be

After a few months of inaction on the podcast to focus more on the photo exhibition, it's back with a couple of very interesting new...

It's interesting that when I sit down with people for the podcast and ask them to tell me a bit about their life story, there is often a...

People are complex and often their stories have many threads, and this is perhaps even more true for those who have migrated to our...

Up until now, almost all my interviewees have come from places where English was not the first language, and, of course, the language...

So I made another trip up to Launceston to met with Edward, who works for the Northern Tasmanian Development Corporation, to find out a...

This episode is hopefully the first of a series of migrants living up in the north of Tasmania, in this case, Launceston. I have done one...