Discover the Heart of Tasmania
Nic Haygarth: Uniquely Tasmanian stories
Explore the captivating tales of Tasmania’s landscapes and people, brought to life through the words of Nic Haygarth. Dive into a world where history and nature intertwine.
I am obsessed with the Tasmanian high country and west coast, its beauty, its people and its cultural landscapes. How have we portrayed it, how have we used it, how should we conserve it? I love the stories of highland people, but also the peaks, tannin-stained red rivers, ancient rainforests and glacial valleys that have intertwined their lives
Meet Nic Haygath
Nic Haygarth is a passionate storyteller dedicated to unveiling the hidden narratives of Tasmania. With a deep love for the island’s high country and west coast, Nic captures the essence of its beauty and cultural landscapes. His work reflects a commitment to understanding and preserving the stories of Tasmania’s people and its natural wonders.
Tasmanian bush
Delve into the untouched beauty of the Tasmanian bush, where every corner holds a story waiting to be told.
Cultural Heritage
Uncover the rich cultural heritage of Tasmania, woven through the lives and legends of its people.
Conservation Insights
Learn about the efforts to preserve Tasmania’s unique landscapes for future generations to cherish.
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What Readers Are Saying
“Nic Haygarth’s storytelling transports you to the heart of Tasmania’s wild landscapes, capturing the essence of its history and culture with vivid detail.”
Warren Brewer
Philosopher – what a life’, Advocate, 2004
“Mountain men is … highly engrossing and captivating … Nic Haygarth’s assessment of Aylett’s career … is a consummate success in the book’ “
Dr Ruth S Kerr
Journal of Australasian Mining History, 2017
“To raise Haygarth’s latest book [On the ossie] and thumb slowly through its glossy pages provides a sense of satisfaction for a finely crafted work … Haygarth’s words are complimented by a superb collection of [images] …”
Matthew Churchward
Journal of Australasian Mining History, 2018
“Even if you have little interest in mining or fountain pens, obtain a copy of Nic Haygarth’s On the ossie … I guarantee you will not be able to put the book down ….”
Brian Rieusset
Papers and Proceedings of the Tasmanian Historical Research Association, 2017
[Wonderstruck is] ‘a monumental piece of work”
Ian Curtis and Susan White
Caves Australia, 2016