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A domestic thriller that takes the form of a classic imposter novel, but with a 21st century twist. A seemingly perfect family household is rocked by the reappearance of a sister they thought was long gone. Suspicions soon arise and no one is sure if she is who she claims to be.

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(Paperback)

Aboriginal health workers are employed by primary health care services to help bridge the gap between the Western medical clinic and their own kin. This book portrays the unique healing practice offered by Aboriginal health workers and urges that practical steps be taken to bolster their holistic approach.

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Through rigorous research, the author shows how supporters of indigenous Australians and their struggles for equality pushed Australia into the 60s - literally and figuratively.

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A personal chronicle of the rise and fall of a modern-day ad man; a riveting insiders look at the astonishing transformation taking place in advertisings hottest idea factories; and an introduction to the people whose job is to know what makes us tick, what makes us lean in, what we think we need and don't know that we want.

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(Paperback)

This text examines issues such as the importance of cultural analysis, representation, ethics, advocacy, reflexivity, the limitations and advantages of short-term and long-term research, and the relationship between "pure" and "applied" anthropology.

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(Paperback)

A collection of writing, and some cartoons, from the nineteenth century British periodical press which was the popular press of its day. It includes pieces that range from articles and book reviews to short stories and poetry, and practical advice to intending emigrants. Some of the writers are anonymous, and others bear illustrious names.

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(Paperback)

It's 1953. Ada, Marjorie and Esther yearn to escape the hardships of post-war life in the Netherlands, and their own past. They take part in an international air race and travel to New Zealand. During the trip they meet Frank, a charismatic bachelor, who will come to have a dramatic influence on their lives.

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(Paperback)

Following the death of her daughter, a bereaved pianist immerses herself in "Bach's Goldberg Variations". As the woman perfects the complex musical architecture of Bach's own study in grief, memories of her past unfold.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

The sustained success of The Loose Box in Mundaring, Western Australia, is a testament to the extraordinary skills of its chef, Alain Fabregues. This intricately designed cookbook is presented in many parts. Dishes such as Beef Cheeks and Crepe Chocolatine are included along with two menus created around one of his passions, the Bla ck Truffle.

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UWA Publishing has gathered together a selection of Robyn Archer's most memorable keynote speeches and memorial lectures from the past seven years. Grappling with the matters of how artists live and work, and what we do with this work in the wider cultural sphere, this collection of Robyn's speeches is designed to entertain and provoke.

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Photographer and adventurer Jocelyn Burt travels through the South-West, the Great Southern and Goldfields, the Murchison, the Pilbara, the deserts, and the Kimberley regions of WA. She visits Perth, the Pinnacles and Wave Rock, as well as less well-known spots like Walpole, Millstream and Geikie Gorge.

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(Paperback)

Interrogates one of the most important environmental conflicts in recent science and technology history: the controversy about a proposed genetically engineered futurenatural. It investigates the political technologies and regulatory manoeuvres in Australia which aim to contain and brush aside probing public debate.

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In the spring of 2005, Ian Klaus, a 26-year-old Rhodes Scholar, travelled eight hours from Turkey, via a broken-down taxi and armed convoy, to reach Salahaddin University in Arbil, the largest city in Iraqi Kurdistan. Elvis is Titanic is the poignant, funny, and eye-opening story of the semester he spent there teaching US history.

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(Paperback)