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Bridget Isichei

‘Fix-em- up one bugger-up-world’ or to translate ‘Fixing a broken world’,  kind of says it all, or so Bridget Isichei discovered once she finally faced the reality, that this place,...

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George Harrison, Derek Taylor, edited by Olivia Harrison

The original I Me Mine was released in 1980 and has now been re-released to celebrate as the 100th specialist rock photography book to be released by specialist publishers Genesis...

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Per J Andersson and Anna Holmwood

“The word caste is derived from the Portuguese casta meaning race, breed, or ancestry. Historically, there were four levels of caste. At the top, the Brahmin (intellectuals), then the Kshatriya...

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James M Miller

There is an expectation by the general public that priests are not only the disciples of the Lord on earth but that their behaviour is beyond reproach; after all they...

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Peter Brune, Neil McDonald

Neil McDonald and Peter Brune, have both written extensively about Australia's role in the second World War. This biography about the journalist Chester Wilmot , is well researched, with comprehensive...

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Brett Pierce

For many years child sponsorship has been a vehicle for helping third world countries develop; many Australians have been associated with this form of charity either through sponsoring a child...

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Dr Rajiv Parti and Paul Perry

A Near Death Experience is life transforming event, seldom truly believed by the listener, but totally believed by the person who underwent the experience. When a medical man, an anaesthetist,...

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Joan Katherine Isaacs

Perpetrators of child abuse leave their victims with lifelong scars. It is often not until decades after the abuse that the victims are able to discuss this exploitation and seek...

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Bob Irwin and Amanda French

Bob Irwin has faced death on several occasions; the first as a young plumber when the deep hole he was digging collapsed on top of him, burying him 14 feet...

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Gerri Kimber

When the patron of the Katherine Mansfield Society compliments an author for her meticulous research, you know the biography of Miss Mansfield will be reliable and detailed. Indeed, Gerri Kimber...

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Molly Meldrum with Jeff Jenkins

After his last book, it seems that in a life that has been full to overflowing with ‘events’, there may not have been much more to tell, but just like...

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Don Elgin with Kevin Moloney

Following on from his first book One Foot On The Podium where Don has finally reached a long held dream, a goal,  to compete at the Sydney Paralympic Games in...