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24.01.2022 Willunga Almonds launched! Accompanied by Helen's wonderful almond treats and new festive drink Almond granita with Prosecco!

24.01.2022 Willunga Almonds: Stories + Recipes by Helen Bennetts to be launched in December 2016 - Wakefield Press

21.01.2022 A Smile for Micky by Desmond Jackson designed by GMW Infodesign

20.01.2022 See animated home page - not suitable for ipad or iphone

15.01.2022 Poster showing details new set of 26 greeting cards for Theatre Royal Collection - Friends of the Theatre Royal Hobart. They can be purchased at the Theatre and soon to be available at other outlets - to be announced. Great fun selecting images and colouring them!

15.01.2022 From the Edges of Empire: Convict women from beyond the British Isles - edited by Lucy Frost and Colette McAlpine. Convict Women's Press, Hobart http://www.convictwomenspress.com.au

14.01.2022 Some more Theatre Royal card details

14.01.2022 Willunga Almonds Stories + Recipes by Helen Bennetts to be launched in December

13.01.2022 State Cinema book now for sale at the State Cinema bookshop.

13.01.2022 An exciting week of Centenary celebrations at the State Cinema in early October to be announced soon - including a profusely illustrated book about its 100 years of history by Bill Clyde designed by GMW infoDesign with picture research by Gillian Ward http://www.statecinema.com.au/Promot/State-Cinema-Centenary Photograph by Leigh Woolley 1975

11.01.2022 Visit the GMW infoDesign website: http://www.gmwinfodesign.com.au

11.01.2022 New website for Fiona Cotton's paintings - see: http://www.fionacottonpaintings.com.au

10.01.2022 The Co-op motors book written by Caroline Evans and designed by Gillian Ward, GMW infoDesign - a century of motoring history in Tasmania - launched in June - for sale from Co-op Toyota, 267 Argyle Street, Hobart for $20

09.01.2022 Lindsay Haslem: flyfisher, teacher, innovator by Lana Wall

07.01.2022 A history of the Philip Smith Centre, a building which has been at the centre of education training and 'a place for learning' for over a hundred years. Chapters by seven contributors: Michael Roe, Richard Davis, Ralph Spaulding, David Dilger, Brian Hortle, Kathy Turner and Leone Scrivener, and there is an interesting appendix by Des Hanlon, 'A Brief History of the Hobart Domain'. The book has been edited by Michael Roe and Leone Scrivener and designed by Gillian Ward, GMW Infodesign. It is available for purchase from U3A Hobart for $25.

01.01.2022 Repression, Reform and Resilience: a history of the Cascades Female Factory. Edited by Alison Alexander. Book design by GMW info design