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In 1976 respected conservationist, future Australian Senator and leader of the Greens, Bob Brown and forester Paul Smith paddled a rubber dingy through the spectacular rapids of Tasmania's mighty Franklin River. Part of a filmed campaign to bring international awareness to the remarkably untouched natural habitat, The Franklin Wild River is a thought provoking meditation on one of Australia's last great outposts. The Franklin and Gordon rivers were listed as part of Tasmania's World Heritage Area in 1982 and became the focus of the largest conservation campaign in Australia's history. 46 mins. DVD.

The Topo Tasmania combo pack DVD from Memory Map includes a comprehensive selection of Topographic maps covering all of Tasmania at 1:100k and 1:25k. Included are Street maps and high definition, contour-based 3D visualisations. The detail includes both walking and 4x4 tracks, locked gates and more. These maps will run on the Memory-Map PC Android and iPhone/iPad apps. DVD.

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's Australian Composer series is one of the most important recording projects in the history of Australian music, making available the orchestral works of a wide range of Australian composers, performed by one of the world's finest small orchestras.

Tasmania lies on the Australian continent, but is a world apart. It is home to an extraordinary cast of black devils and white wallabies. Trees here tower to one hundred metres and green lights dance in the southern sky. As the last landfall heading south before Antarctica, Tasmania's isolation, cooler climate and distinct seasons influence everything. Rated G. 59 mins. DVD.

This is Nick Reygaert's fourth film, taking a slightly different path to his previous releases. This DVD offers a laid back snapshot of one Australia's more underrated fishing states - Tasmania. Surprisingly there's only a couple of films ever produced about Tasmanian fishing, which is crazy given the world class trout on offer down there. Reygaert's attention to detail raises the bar for fishing filmmakers. Production quality is outstanding with some truly stunning shots bringing the unique feel of Tasmania's trout fishing across the screen.

The Source is divided into four parts - one part for each prominent area. These include the rugged West Coast, lowland rivers, rainforest creeks and sight fishing the Western lakes.

The Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra's Australian Composer series is one of the most important recording projects in the history of Australian music, making available the orchestral works of a wide range of Australian composers, performed by one of the world's finest small orchestras.

Tasmania has something for everyone. On the West coast, you will find spectacular four-wheel driving, adventure and fun. The East coast offers history, scenic beauty and great fishing and leisure activities. This informative and entertaining video will take you to sample many of these delights. 60 mins. Rated G. DVD.

Experience Tasmania as never before - from the air. In this fantastic multimedia presentation, master aerial photographer Peter Bellingham takes to the skies and photographs Tasmania's coastline and mountains on crystal clear days, from his private aircraft with the world's finest Hasselblad cameras. Journey around the circumference of Tasmania starting at Deal Island in the middle of Bass Srait, down to Tasman Island in the state's South East, then over Maatsuyker Island and onto the extreme point of South West Cape. Next travel up Tasmania's infamous west coast to Cape Grim and along the North coast, finally arriving in tranquil Musselroe Bay.

Areas visited include Flinders Island, Ansons Bay, Binnalong Bay, Bicheno, Coles Bay, Freycinet National Park, Orford, Tasman Peninsula, Hobart, Bruny Island, Cockle Creek, the entire west coast, King Island, Smithton, Stanley, Burnie, Devonport, Launceston, Bridport and many many more. Peter Bellingham DVD.