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Patrick Lindsay explores the source of the Anzac legend that emerged from the Gallipoli Campaign of the First World War.

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Including original black and white historical photographs throughout, this work explores the roots of the Anzac legend and digs deep into the bedrock of the Australian character to examine the spirit that sets them apart and enables them to so often punch above their weight on the world stage.

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Celebrates the remarkable achievements of the Diggers, who fought battles along one of the difficult pieces of terrain on earth. This edition contains an introduction and foreword, a Virtual Trek and photos.

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A clear-sighted assessment of the challenges of modern life, and a guide to slowing down and discovering true peace and serenity. It brings together practical information on yoga, meditation, breathing and prayer, and guidance on many forms of spiritual practice to help us find peace amid the whirlwind of modern living.

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Spring in Sicily reveals the real Sicily behind the myths and stereotypes. Like its landscape, Sicily's food is one of contrasts - rich Arab spices, exquisite mild ricotta, hearty pasta, decadent desserts, and plenty of fresh fish, oranges, lemons and pistachios. And as all Sicilians would agree, the best food is cooked at home.

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A comprehensive guide to authentic, regional dishes from the recognised authority on Asian cuisine.

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Chef Channa Dassanayaka returned to Sri Lanka to discover the flavours, places and memories of his childhood. A stunning mix of travalogue and food, Sri Lankan Flavours celebrates the food and traditions of this exotic island.

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Most Australians owe what they know of the Eureka Stockade to Raffaello Carboni, the Italian chronicler of the uprising. This biography tracks Carboni from Italy through Germany and England to Ballarat, and then follows him to Calcutta and on to home where he participated in Garibaldi's campaign for a united Italy.

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A warm, witty and intimatememoir from one of the greats of Australian theatre.

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An inspiring read that details the personal and professional philosophies that Steve Jobs, visionary business leader and co-founder of Apple Inc., lived by.

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A B-format paperback edition of this frank, fearless and often humorous account of the 2018 ball tampering scandal in the Australian cricket team

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Afrank, fearless and often humorous account of the 2018 ball tampering scandal in the Australian cricket team, from a writer who was there for every ball and every statement.

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A guide to growing, sourcing, and cooking more than 80 of the popular herbs and spices. This work helps readers discover how to grow and use their favourite herbs and spices to create dishes such as Vietnamese Chicken with Lemongrass, Ras El Hanout Chicken, Lamb Shank Tagine, Risotto with Garlic and Fennel, Rosemary Scones, and Lavender Ice-Cream.

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This is a book about eco-friendly living, founded on the principles of minimum impact and sustainable practices. The buildings in the book are designed to conserve energy, to create new life from old, and employ good recycling practices that work in with the environment.

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Presents a portfolio of alternative design and construction based on the principles of minimal environmental impact. With beautifully captured photographs, this work features houses in Sticks, Stones, Mud Homes that are constructed from rammed earth, baled straw and mud bricks, from salvaged materials, and recycled timber and stone.

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A workbook of creative and mindful exercises inspired by still life.

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This is the second volume in Clinton Heylin's magisterial survey of the songs of Bob Dylan.

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"A book about the graphic design work created by a sizeable group of atoms, molecules, fats, acids, proteins, cells and synapses that have come together to work in concert for a brief time span, regrettably now nearing its likely use-by date, and answering to the name of Alexander Stitt."

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This is the memoir of Stuart O'Grady - one of Australia's best-loved cyclists who has had a long and successful career in cycling for his country and as a professional road cyclist.

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They love nothing better than sipping free trade gourmet coffee, leafing through the Sunday papers, and riding their bikes to the local farmer's market. Apple products, indie music, food co-ops and vintage T-shirts make them weak at the knees.

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Stuff White People Like is the ultimate hilarious guide to all of those little things white people enjoy so much.