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Robert Shelton became Bob Dylan's friend, champion, and biographer. No Direction Home took 20 years to complete. This new edition will be published to coincide with both Dylan's 70th birthday and his tour of Australia in April 2011. It will include parts of the manuscript not originally included, an updated discography, bibliography and footnotes.

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Nordic Light presents a new angle on the trends in Scandinavian recipes and techniques, shying away from the classics and instead presenting lighter, cleaner, simpler modern recipes.

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In a career that spanned seven decades, Norman Parkinson dazzled the world with his sparkling inventiveness as a fashion photographer. He photographed many of the great icons of the twentieth century, as well as some of the world's most beautiful women. Included here are his fashion portraits of Iman, Jerry Hall, Ava Gardner and others.

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Not the Costello Memoirs is a full and frank account by the longest serving Treasurer in Australian history. This is the political spoof book of the year.

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All you need to know about food and nutrition toeat well, feel healthier, look better and live longer.

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Providing an overview of the research on food and nutrition, this book answers the following questions about nutrition and health learning: weight and body shape, diets and diet products, vitamins and supplements, antioxidants, super foods and allergies.

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Takes us on an exhilarating journey through three centuries of travel, in the company of such women voyagers as Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Vita Sackville-West, Isabella Bird and Rebecca West. Also looks at women from around the globe who visited the West. Their portraits hang at London's National Portrait Gallery.

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This beautiful selection of flower paintings by colourful and feistyAustralian figure Olive Pink are a striking,if little known, partof her unique historic legacy.

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Like most of us, Jane Kennedy can't eat anything she wants because she gets FAT. A lifetime love of cooking, along with a refusal to give up the flavours of her favourite meals, led Jane to develop her own dishes that are delicious but also good for you. Here she shares some of her favourite recipes, just without all the unwanted fat.

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There are cars, and then there are cars. This presents a fascinating visual and written portrait of 54 Australians, and their cars.

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A collection of recipes that can be served simply for kids, then jazzed up for the adults with just a few additional ingredients - one dish, two ways.

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On 16 August 1998, Sergeant Gary Silk and Senior Constable Rodney Miller were shot dead while on duty. With an extra chapter on trial proceedings, this new edition of One Down, One Missing presents a vivid account of the Lorimer Taskforce and the twisted path that led to the killers' door.

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An in-depth exploration of the random acts of violence that reverberate across our communities and strike at the heart of our society.

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A compelling and rare window on this exciting food city through the lens of chefs and Japanophiles Michael Ryan and Luke Burgess.

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'An Open House' is a personal memoir of growing up in the Boyd family, Australia's pre-eminent artistic dynasty. Youngest son David Boyd (recently deceased), himself an artist, takes us deep inside the family home, 'Open Country', to witness day-to-day life and the influence that shaped the extraordinary talents that would emerge.

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Bob Brown, former Senator and Parliamentary Leader of the Australian Greens, shares stories and insights from throughout his public and private life, which illustrate why he remains optimistic about the future.

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Cleverly crafted, the new edition of this book takes the reader beyond the setting of war, and shows the reader how this experience shapes and changes people's lives forever. It includes an exclusive interview with the soldier who is the subject of Damien Parer's famous photograph.

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The story of Australia's worst military disaster and the resulting international campaign to reclaim the lost soldiers of the Battle of Fromelles sparked national and international headlines, a military investigation and an archaeological dig to find the resting place of these missing soldiers.

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Why it's time for Australia to rethink its broken relationship with the world's greatest superpower: America.