There are thirty Science stories in this eminently readable book, The Best of Australian Science Writing 2022. They vary from discussions about Aliens, Cats, Wombat […]
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It is said and never a truer word ever was spoken, than from the moment of birth we as humans are already facing the ultimate […]
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All That I Forgot
What happens when you wake up and have absolutely no idea about anything at all? You have no idea about things called feet, hands, people, […]
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The Tragedy of Madagascar
From the first page The Tragedy of Madagascar is an extremely well researched revelation, not revolution, about a small Sub-Saharan country that should be one […]
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After Queen Elizabeth’s remarkable 70 plus years of service, the British Commonwealth now has a new monarch, King Charles III. The courtiers, who are entrusted […]
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2023 Australasian Sky Guide
The Contents page of the 2023 Australasian Sky Guide by Dr Nick Lomb explains its many uses. Highlights for 2023, This Year’s Events, Future Events, […]
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The globe is littered with forgotten monuments. Oliver Smith, four-time Travel Writer of the Year award winner’s ‘Atlas of Abandoned Places’ features fifty of these […]
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Although widely known as the aristocratic Robert Crawley, Earl of Granthan of Downton Abbey, in the British historical television series set in the early 20th century, […]
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Why Animals are Humanity’s Best Hope Simon Mustoe has spent his life working in the field of Ecology and environmental impact and preservation. He is […]
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The Shipwreck
The true story of the Dunbar, the disaster that broke the colony’s heart and forged a nation’s spirit It is a delight to read The […]
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When it comes to transforming our health and life style, it is often exceedingly difficult to determine what is fad and what will make that […]
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A STEPPING STONE TOWARDS A SILENT MIND. Luke Kennedy was a man who walked on the very tough side of town. Hard drinking, drug using, […]
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The Magic Of Inclusion
Give People A Chance And Watch Them Shine Julie Fisher’s first book, “The Unexpected Journey”, opened a new world for many of us. When learning […]
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Habits are actions we repeat on a daily basis, but why we do this is somewhat intriguing according to mindset coach Luke Mathers. He takes […]
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Agatha Christie, the Queen of Crime, led a very full fascinating life; wife, mother, amateur archaeologist and prolific author. Despite there being at least a […]
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How to develop a speak-up culture The Upstander Leader from Jessica Hickman is a book which is long overdue, as it addresses the serious and […]
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This superbly written book, The Road To Gondwana seamlessly covers areas of Science, Ecology and Geography. Bill Morris has a fascination for Gondwana Land and […]
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Divorce or separation is never an easy choice to make, but once the decission is made there are a raft of issues waiting to catch […]
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Australia’s Secret Army
In 1922 Eric Feldt reluctantly left the Royal Australian navy (RAN) to go and see the world, in search of the adventure he could not […]
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The Big Book of Exhibits
If you enjoy learning about the world’s great curiosity cabinets, which are filled with mind-boggling objects that make your jaws drop in wonderment and astonishment, […]
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Many people have been to Darwin and visited the war museum there. During the Second World War the extent of the bombing of Darwin was […]
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I have seldom come across a book such as The Unexpected Journey which has the power to change lives and social conscience. It is clearly […]
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Excavating The Archive – Tutankhamun is a magnificent coffee table book which will lure the reader to explore the story of the discovery and contents […]
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Carmel Bird was like everyone else when the quarantine restrictions of COVID-19 saw her based firmly at home for an unknown length of time. She […]
