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Roxanne Calder

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Maria Takolander

Trigger Warning comes with a warning on the back cover buts do not let that deter you from reading, absorbing and relating to this disparate collection of poetry that describes...

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Chris Ferrie, Byrne LaGinestra, Wade David Fairclough

In the middle of Covid lockdown in Australia to a large degree, Prank Lab is perhaps not the perfect book to introduce into households full of children looking for something...

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Lisa Parkinson Roberts (PhD)

Mental health is under the spotlight more than ever in the world of COVID but what about the many people who have suffered for years the effects of mental health...

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Robin Derricourt

Creating God: The birth and growth of major religions is a massive read, but well worth the time spent to marvel at the past and present concept of God; religion...

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Joyce Morgan

Mary Beauchamp began life in the 1860’s in Sydney. Born to a well to do merchant and his wife, Mary (known then as May) spent her first few years in...

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Ingrid Horrocks

Where We Swim as a title immediately draws in a reader who is interested in swimming and nature, travel, and family; but first, the swimming. Ingrid Horrocks explains feelings about...

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Megan Davis & George Williams.

When the Uluru Statement from the Heart evolved it was a powerful message not just to the Politicians of Australia but also to the people of Australia; it was an...

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Rose Inserra,

AN ADVANCED GUIDE TO YOUR NIGHT VISIONS Dreams area regular nightly event even though they are not always recognised, understood or considered as important, but as Rose Inserra goes on...

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Brooke McAlary

The radical art of taking time In the introduction to Care, Brooke McAlary describes what she means by “Care.” Love, compassion, empathy, tenderness, and attention are a few of the...

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Joshua Coombes

Seeing beneath the surface of homelessness, through the simple act of a haircut The worldwide grassroots’ movement #Dosomethingfornothing, encourages people to contribute something to those less fortunate than themselves. Joshua...

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Robert Jobson

Prince Phillip was a man who, despite great odds carved out a stellar career as the Consort to his wife Queen Elizabeth, earning the right to in his ’retirement’ years,...