Anne Layton-Bennett

Tales from Northern Tasmania

Anne Layton-Bennett is a freelance writer and journalist. With a passion for storytelling and a special focus on Tasmanian tales, Anne brings a unique voice to her writing.

A local writer for local stories.

About Anne

Anne Layton-Bennett is a freelance writer - which allows her to talk to lots of interesting and fascinating people and tell their stories about the work they do, and the lives they’ve lived. She has been a regular contributor of science-based, animal-related articles for specialist monthly magazine The Veterinarian for almost 20 years, and she also writes the occasional feature for online publication Tasmanian Times. Currently Anne is also working on a non-fiction memoir that tells the story of a community’s campaign to stop what would have been ‘the world’s fourth largest pulp mill’ being built in Tasmania’s Tamar Valley.

"A writer only begins a book. A reader finishes it."

~ Samuel Johnson
Progress has been slow but the end is in sight. Looking forward to writing The End!
By Anne Layton-Bennett 21 Oct, 2024
Part memoir of an accidental activist, and part chronicle of a community's campaign to stop a pulp mill from polluting their valley. The end of the long and winding writing road ihas almost been reached.
A book for all those who voted Yes in the 2023 Referendum for the Voice - and what to do next.
By Anne Layton-Bennett 11 Oct, 2024
Don't despair is Thomas Mayo's message to all those who voted Yes in the 2023 referendum for an Indigenous Voice to parliament. Another is to review the accepted history of Australia. It was far more brutal than most Australians realise. But now is a time to look forward and Mayo has suggestions on how to go about doing this.
The proposed third stadium has has again mired Tasmania in conflict.
By Anne Layton-Bennett 02 Oct, 2024
Opposition to the proposed third stadium has divided the state. Again.
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