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Tassie is characterized by its stunning geography—lush rainforests, rugged mountains, pristine beaches, and rolling farmlands coexist within its confines. This geographical diversity contributes to not only its breathtaking natural beauty but also its surprisingly low population density. The Indigenous Palawa people have called Tasmania home for thousands of years, followed by early European settlers—mainly convicts and free settlers—who faced harsh conditions that shaped their resilience and the state’s evolution.