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Sydney-woman Adrienne Cahalan has competed in, and achieved, extraordinary things in many classes of sailing. She has been nominated four times for the World International Female Sailor. She was the only Australian and the only woman on board Cheyenne, and they flogged the record. This book tells her story.

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Presents humorous and horrifying stories from across Australia of the deprivations and hardships borne by a generation of Australians. These oral histories provide a picture of family life during the poverty-stricken period in Australian history.

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One of Australia's most significant and influential artists, and a member of the Angry Penguins group which included Sidney Nolan, Arthur Boyd, and Joy Hester, Tucker is remembered for his paintings of wartime Melbourne, "Images of Modern Evil".

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An intimate portrait of an artist by her daughter, the highly acclaimed biographer Meg Stewart. Born in an era when it wasn't easy for a woman to forge an artistic career, she survived during the Depression working as a commerical artist, joining Sydney's bohemian set in their sketch clubs and raucous parties.

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I'm Brian Hobble and I'm a genius. I make up lies which are so unbelievable that everyone believes them. But something very strange is happening to my nose. This book is for children aged 8 to 12.

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Traces, journalist and war historian, C E W Bean's footsteps and paints a picture of the Western Division, in 21st century Australia.

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No place like home. But what if home is unsafe Fifteen year old Simone is lured by her new boyfriend with promises of a better life in a big city. She arrives in Palmino with stars in her eyes and hope in her heart. But what is reality when her boyfriend turns violent, the other itinerants brand her an intruder, and home becomes a drain

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When do the football codes burn brightest When the fireflies of controversy dance around them. Roy Masters examines the sex scandals, fierce rivalries, gambling excesses, boardroom rants, bar room bust-ups, media headbutting and taxi-hijacking that have taken place across all codes of football in Australia over the last few years.

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Ruth feels she can never achieve her family's high expectations of her. When she has the opportunity to meet people with very different values to her own and assume a new identity, she has to ultimately make a choice of either returning to her past life or continuing along this new path.

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A fun-filled junior fiction series written in partnership with Basketball Australia

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One June day in 2003, Verity's beloved three-year-old daughter, India, was killed when she was hit by a falling portable goalpost. She was singing and dancing to her favourite Wiggles song, minutes before the accident. This is a powerful and beautifully written memoir about a family's journey through grief and loss to partial redemption.

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Shelby's pony Blue has been evicted from his paddock. Shelby's parents have threatened to give him to the local riding school unless Shelby can find a new place fast. Ages 8-12years.

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Why have so many people put work ahead of family, religion and leisure And when did it become the measure of human value The authors focus on the relationships between employees and their organisations, discussing how work has changed and the connection between the love affair with work and the obsession with consumption.

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The Bowman triplets always attract trouble. So when Michael, Luke and Samantha ruin a classmate's costume party, they're chased by the school bullies into the city sewers. Locked inside, they discover a different exit, a knock-knock door, a gateway to another world. They are mistaken for famous heroes and enlisted to fight a rampaging monster.