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WikiLeaks has helped redefine our idea of investigative journalism and our understanding of how information should be disseminated. In this revelatory account, Julian Assange expands on the philosophies that underpin his stateless, ground-breaking media company and offers compelling insights into a mercurial and highly driven man.

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With her characteristic intensity, edginess and humor, Marie Darrieussecq explores female desire, and what it means to be a woman.

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A brilliant and eclectic new essay collection from a master of the form

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Having reached over 50 million views online, Labradors Olive and Mabel became the focus of a delightful book by sports commentator Andrew Cotter. A treat for dog lovers everywhere, and the perfect antidote to our times, now available in a smaller format.

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Considers the ethical issues surrounding globalisation. The key debates, Singer argues, cut across national boundaries. He addresses each vital issue from an ethical perspective and offers alternatives to the state-centric approach that characterises international theory and relations today.

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GENEVIEVE has finally escaped the stressful and dangerous demands of her work-sales executive by day, pole dancer at the exclusive Barclay by night;and achieved her dream: to get out of London and start a new life aboard a houseboat in Kent.

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It's 1958 and Australia is becoming a different place. The Melbourne working-class suburb of Carlton is now home to many immigrant families trying to begin new lives and make sense of the old. This is a stunning evocation of a changing world, where optimism is tinged with sorrow at the raw memories of war.

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This rollicking historical novel from Australian writer Meg Caddy takes us into the world of real-life pirate Anne Bonny, picking up her story where history left off.

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The unbelievable true story of Albert Woodfox, a man who spent forty-three years in solitary confinement in a Louisiana jail for a crime he didnt commit

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This new edition includes a selection of Frank Hurley's incomparable photographs.

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A witty and moving YA tale of friendship, survival and acts of courage, told with humour and heart. When a zombie apocalypse destroys the world, Sunny must save what matters mostand discover that the zombies might not be the true enemy

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This is the great unread New Zealand novel--a gothic thriller, a coming-of-age story and a sinister family tragedy.

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Follows the sexual awakening of narrator Lulu, seduced at age fifteen by an old family friend, Pablo, who poses as her guardian and then her father, and who ultimately marries her.

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From the best-selling author of Cafe Scheherazade comes this tender book of haunting true stories, filled with memorable people. Zable writes about his own and his wife's family in Australia and Europe, about the lives of Jewish and Greek immigrants to Australia, about refugees and wanderers, actors, singers and poets.

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From the award-winning and bestselling author of Addition and Nine Days, The Fragments is a superbly crafted and captivating page turning mystery about a lost book and a secret love, now available in a smaller, competitively priced edition.

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What does it feel like to be burned, not just a small area of skin, a fingertip, but to be totally burned To be left in such pain and so scarred that death becomes your only aim And then to meet a woman who's convinced she nursed you in medieval Germany, a madwoman who carves gargoyles, who hears their screams as she releases them from the stone