Clem Newton-Brown has listed his award-winning island and accommodation business, Picnic Island, for sale with Knight Frank and Sotheby's. Pictures: Supplied ONE of Tasmania's handful of freehold islands is set to test the market seeking about $5m. Picnic Island has been owned by former Victorian state politician Clem Newton-Brown for 20 years, and for many years was his family's holiday campsite. Mr Newton-Brown developed the island into an award-winning tourism destination, in its prime position near Wineglass Bay, the Freycinet Peninsula, and with the Hazards Mountain Range as its backdrop.

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