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Torah Bright

It is always interesting to discover what forces and actions come together from childhood to develop a world class athlete. In Torah's case her childhood was ideal. Family life was...

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Ian Simpson

When life decides to dish it out, it’s not often fussy about the age. In Ian Simpson’s case he was three and a half years old and returning home from...

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Sylvia McNeall

Reading the pages of this remarkable memoir there is far more here than a journey from oppression to a new life; it is also a story of hope, of challenge,...

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Sophia Loren

Rich in the telling is Sophia Loren’s biography, as she takes us on a journey through her life which is as fascinating and intriguing as the lady herself. Told with...

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Matthew Bazell

Boxing aficionados should thoroughly enjoy this book.  It seems that Matthew Bazell writes to expose greed and corruption in Sport.  His previous book looked at the high prices and spiralling...

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Ian ???Molly?۪ Meldrum with Jeff Jenkins

There are people in this life and then there are ‘people’: Ian ‘Molly’ Meldrum would have to rate in the second category as ‘people’; a living legend, proud Australian and...

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Scott Bennett

The ANZAC tradition is famous throughout the world and stands for patriotism, fortitude. It symbolizes the spirit of men who gave their utmost or all, to become part of a...

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Amy Choi

Memoirs are tricky things in so far as there has to be a beginning to everything and to this end, in Playing House, Choi has selected a random place in...

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Andrea Di Robilant

As all good stories do it all started with a very, very old map and a bit of mystery as to who were the Zen brothers - the creators of...

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Brad Kyle

When Brad Kyle set out to walk the Camino Trail to Santiago in Spain he did so with an air of expectation – about what he was not sure, other...

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Mary Groves

Sitting on the bank of river fishing and talking to a long time friend and tribal woman Katie, Mary Groves was asked a simple question. “Missus, this bush country, him...

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Tom Lubbock

In 2008 Tom Lubbock was diagnosed with a brain tumour. From the first it was always understood there was no cure, it was simply a matter of time and management...