(Paperback)

The Roman Empire rules the civilised world with an iron fist, seemingly all-powerful. And yet, the power of Rome is secured not by its mighty legions, but by small bands of warriors fighting a secret war. They seek out artefacts hidden by the gods themselves, hunt creatures of myth and face enemies that would use dark magic against the empire.

(Paperback)

A set of Napoleonic wargames rules for small and large skirmishes.

(Paperback)

New policies from the New Radical Centre; the future PM revitalises social democracy in an intense year of politics.

(Paperback)

Mark Latham resigned from parliament in January 2005, after only fourteen months as leader of the Opposition, amid bitter post- election recrimination, and how own ill health. This provides a unique view into the life of a man, the Party, and the nation, at a crucial time in Australian history.

(Paperback)

A detailed account of the ancient Roman army's operations against the forces of Cthulhu and other entities of the Mythos.

(Paperback, 49th edition)

'During the term of the Rudd and Gillard governments, criticism of the Labor Party became a national pastime.' So writes Mark Latham, a one-time leader of the party and still its most perceptive - and fiercest - critic. In Quarterly Essay 49 , Latham argues that the time has come to go beyond criticism to solutions.