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Former world boxing champion Danny Green's raw courage in the boxing ring and his humanity outside of it has made him one of Australia's most admired fighters. Here he documents the life of a modern day gladiator in a series of fast paced anecdotes which get straight to the heart of boxing.

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Former Detective Sergeant Trevor Haken lives somewhere in hiding in a hell of his own creation, a direct result of his decision, after a career as a corrupt police officer, to become an undercover informant for the Wood Royal Commission in 1994.

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Takes you into the exceptional lives of people you've never met - people who were living ordinary lives when Something Happened. In this collection of 15 stories, Richard Fidler's skill as an interviewer is revealed as he draws out people's deepest hopes and fears, and their stories of ingenuity, failure, triumph and loss.

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When Claudia's mother decides to go to Italy, she dumps Claudia with her grandfather - a man she hasn't even met. Claudia expects to meet an old man with a walking cane, but her grandfather wears clashing board short and shirts and sticks incense in his neighbour's toes. How will she survive Age 7+. (SA: Year 3 - Year 5).

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The story of all the -isms, the movements and the wild, wild people of 20th century Western culture from a hip rock 'n' roll perspective. The Culture Club reveals that all those cultural movers and shakers were much closer than your standard six degrees of separation!

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Spiky, original and funny stories from the author of The Bad Mother's Revenge, on the joys, humour and horror of parenting teenagers.

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Stressed by rising interest rates, your increasing mortgage repayments, the cost of petrol (and bananas!) and your credit card bill The Cheapskates way to getting yourself out of the financial bind will help you make surprising savings.

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A comprehensive collection of Australian rhyming slang, in all its fascinating and bawdry glory. A celebration of classic Aussie speech.

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Dark forces operate in this world, and the 15-year-old Carly Sands and the mysterious Ace are about to collide with them. This thrilling story of life in the future, where genetic cloning has created a world of designer plants and animals, is suitable for ages 13+.

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A memoir by a distinguished Australian former diplomat, with a particular focus on the cars he has loved and driven in Australia and his postings in Asia, the Middle East, North and Central America. This makes for an entertaining look at various cultures (their driving behaviour, traffic conditions and road rules) and his career as ambassador.

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Based on Andrew Denton's TV series of the same name, this is an exploration of the success and failures, opportunities and formative experiences that are learned over a lifetime.

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John Peard is a rugby league legend. But John's memoir is more than football yarns. In 2002, at only 57 he suffered a massive stroke Doctors did not expect him to live and his family prepared for the worst. Fine, thanks mate is an unforgettable story of survival.

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Edith's family has hit hard times - her father's gone, her two brothers have been sent to a home for boys, and it's just Edith, her mother and Blackie. When her mother tells her to burn the house down to collect the insurance, Edith has to make her own decisions and fight for what she believes in. Ages 10+.

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25 interviews, including a generation of cricket stars from the past to modern day, echo the sound of willow and cries of 'Howzat!' in the summery haze of Australian backyards.

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The Form Guide is not a rule book ... It's a guide book. It doesn't tell you what you should do, it's about what we do do. This is a very funny book. It's about you. Well, maybe not you as such, but people a lot like you except weirder.

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Home cooking for the gluten intolerant is highly advisable. Sally Wise shares her secrets for making food that tastes so good you'll never know you're eating gluten free. It features recipes for basics such as breads, pastry and pancakes, and mouth-watering offerings including ratatouille soup, butter chicken, sweet potato and fetta tart.