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When Susan Maushart first decided to pull the plug on all electronic media at home, she realised her children would have sooner volunteered to go without food, water or hair products. Susan's experiment with her family was a major success and she found that having less to communicate with, her family is communicating more.

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This is a captivating memoir of one woman's courageous year-long journey to make her most fervent wishes come true. Taking stock of her life one New Year's Day, Oxenhandler found it sadly wanting. And so, stifling her doubts, she brazenly launched three wishes into the universe: for a new love, a healed soul, and a home.

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A travelogue that takes the author on the old hippie trail from the UK to Australia u without flying.

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Sarah tries to make sense of the vast new country she's won. After a lifetime of winning nothing but the right to be designated driver, Sarah Darmody strikes it rich in a contest so bizarre most people think it's an urban legend - the Green Card lottery.

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Seemingly out of the blue, a tiny documentary company tied to the tracks receives an invitation from the reclusive literary legend Miss Zula Bragg to make a film about her life. An opportunity not to be passed up, but this meens that Angie must come face to face with the man she thought she used to love, and his fiance's family.

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In 1829 Eliza Shaw left England with her husband, six children, two servants, some livestock and tools. They settled on the upper Swan River. This book presents a story that is recorded through the eyes of a remarkable woman.

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Now Dr Christopher Green's advice on surviving the toddler years is available in a handy, pocket-size edition.

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After travelling the world in his handmade boat, Scottish adventurer Ron Falconer meets Anne, and with their two children, they go to live on tiny Caroline Atoll in the Pacific. This is an account of their life lived simply in this paradise. Finally, modern day realities intervene, and they have to leave the island as developers arrive.

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A compelling mix of heartfelt personal story and investigative journalism, Tuesday's Child highlights society's attitudes to difference, and the ongoing ethical debate about genetics, as well as exposing the minefield that is prenatal testing.

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From the backwaters of Tasmania to the sophisticated streets of Sydney, sisters Bellarene and Serandipity have come a long way. Sera wants to be perfect. Bella just wants to be free. Will the sisters get what they want

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Sergeant Jill Jackson has been promoted and is transferred to a task force targeting gang related home invasions in south western Sydney. This means leaving her beloved eastern suburbs and her partner Scott which would have been impossible a year ago.

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Two years after riding from Milan to Rome in search of la dolce vita, Peter Moore's life has changed dramatically. He has married Sally and she is pregnant with their first child. With fatherhood only five months away Peter reacted the way some men facing nappies and travel systems do, he panicked.

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After a late night Tai Bo fitness commercial warns him that his life will be over after 40, Peter Moore decides to pursue a boyhood dream sparked by watching old black and white movies of Sophia Loren riding motor scooters - to putt-putt around Italy on a 1960s Vespa, living la dolce vita. Of course, it couldn't be just any Vespa.

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Acclaimed SAS soldier Keith Fennell takes the reader on a journey through his development as a soldier and as a man, revealing the challenges that the warrior must overcome in order to perform at the highest level.

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Miriam Caine bursts into flames in a restaurant. Police attention turns to restaurant manager Troy Berrigan, a fallen hero cop who fits the arsonist profile. Berrigan knows he's not the killer. Detective Sergeant Jill Jackson becomes caught up in the investigation. This case for her is not only about murder: it will change her life forever.

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When biologist Stacey O'Brien met a four-day-old baby barn owl, little did she know that this fateful encounter would turn into a 19-year saga. With nerve damage in one wing, the owlet had no hope of surviving on his own in the wild. O'Brien was immediately smitten, promising to care for the helpless owlet and give him a permanent home.

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Provides advice and strategies from Psychologist Jim Maclaine, one of Australia's drug/alcohol counsellors. This title aims to reach thousands and save lives.

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A story of Australia's first female serial killer, Kathleen Folbigg, who killed her four children over 10 years. Kathleen was just 25, when she killed her first baby, and she went on to kill three other innocent children. Her husband discovered her diaries and gave police the evidence they needed to convict her.

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Catherine De Vrye was abandoned as a baby and adopted by loving parents. When she was 21 her parents died within a year of each other. This led to a life-long journey to find her place in the world. Eventually Catherine decided to search for her biological parents. And that's when her adventures really began.

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From the author of the bestselling memoir "The Horses Too Are Gone" comes another real-life bush adventure, set in the magnificent west Kimberley, WA - a wilderness of pristine rivers and dramatic gorges. Horrified by the news for plans for a dam in the area, Mike decides to take a look for himself.