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Greg Malouf returns to the land of his ancestors to explore its broad and influential cuisine. Stretching from neighbouring Persia throughout the Mediterannean to North Africa, the roots of Greg's culinary history are here in the land of his forbears.

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Phil Jarratt draws on more than 200 interviews with industry figures and the idiosyncratic founders of surfing's biggest brands, to relate the amazing true story of how a group of young beach bums turned their passion for riding big waves into the world's fastest growing leisure industry.

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After Phaic Tan and Molvania, comes the Jetlag Guide to San Sombrero, Central America's forgotten jewel. Have your photo taken with a colourfully dressed ruhmero (drunk) while his accomplice steals your wallet. Sit back and sip a molitivo cocktail while listening to the rhythm of government helicopters strafing a nearby rebel stronghold.

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Saraban is an unforgettable journey through the culinary landscapes of ancient Persia and modern-day Iran. Persian cuisine is one of the oldest and most sophisticated in the world. It is subtle, elegant and alluring, which rejoices in rice, uses fresh herbs in abundance and combines meat, fish, fruit and vegetables with exotic spices.

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A guide to help you navigate this cosmic rite of passage, your Saturn return.

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Captures all of the excitement, the passion and the colour of the world's most popular sport, comprehensively telling the story of the game and its greatest exponents. With informative biographies of over 200 of the greatest players in football history, plus more than 100 of the best players of today's game.

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Megan Amram, one of Forbes' '30 Under 30 in Hollywood & Entertainment,' and Rolling Stone's '25 Funniest People on Twitter,' delivers an addictively hilarious science 'textbook', tailored to the special needs of the fairer sex.

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A companion volume to 2004's acclaimed "Anzac", this book provides a pictorial record of WWII as fought by Army Corps, and experienced by everyday Australians. It contains over 500 rare photos, historic maps, letters and diary entries from Australian War Memorial archives.

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A beautifully illustrated and moving pictorial record of the Second World War as experienced by the Australian men and women who contributed so much.

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Contains a glossary of conditions that may contribute to weight gain, encouraging readers to identify their weight problem and any medical issues that may cause problems. Also offers lifestyle suggestions and addresses some of the more prominent weight gain issues with tips and recipes.

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A gorgeous book for beginner sewers and crafters. Pip Lincolne shows you how to make 24 beautiful things for yourself, your home and your family. There's a blanket to roll up and take to the movies, cute-as-a-button kids' trousers and a super pretty wrapskirt. Each project is carefully designed for beginner sewers.

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Kate Ellis bursts the Canberra bubble to reveal what life is like for our female MPs, and why its the best and worst job in the world.

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Sex abuse and the church have been a constant feature in headlines around the world for the past few years. With her insider's perspective, the author looks at the implicationsos such claims for the future of the clergy. And what about the victims A provocative book to help demystify the workings of the Anglican Church.

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From Michelin starred restaurants to local bistros and from luxury hotels to rooms with a view, this guide journeys through the unsurpassed culinary experiences of London.

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Southern Italy's sun-kissed Puglia region is famed for its impressive food - the region produces over 200 types of pasta. Sharing Puglia is a modern interpretation of Italian flavours, with simple dishes that are perfect for sharing with friends and family.

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This gripping collection of true tales by award-winning journalist and filmmaker Brendan McAloon covers some of the most chilling shark attacks in recent history and their aftermath.

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Ronnie Levi was shot by police on Bondi Beach. The official version of why it was necessary to shoot him points to a mentally deranged man, who lunged at police with a knife, forcing the officers to shoot. In this book, the author draws upon the record of the Coroner's Inquest to look more deeply into the circumstances of this

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The surrender of Singapore in 1942, with the capture of over 100,000 men, was one of the most humiliating defeats in British history. Based on original records, this book shows what went wrong and how an outnumbered and poorly equipped Japanese invasion force swept to victory against a mixed British, Australian and Indian army.

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Learn how to be the best runner that you can be with Emelie Forsberg, one of the most successful trail/sky runners in the world