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Under the Olive Tree is a story of family life and food in Lugano, an elegant city clinging to the edges of a Swiss Lake near the northern Italian border, and the sapphire seas of the Costa Smeralda in Sardegna, Italy.

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An inspiring cookbook by a mother and daughter team, combining international and Scandinavian flavours.

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The end-of-career biography from one of the most-loved stars of Australian cricket.

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In 2008, award-winning Australian author, artist and playwright Barry Dickins was diagnosed with clinical depression. He took his medication and succumbed to the electro-convulsive therapy, which left him unable to grip a pen and riddled his memory with holes. In Unparalleled Sorrow he charts his journey into depression and the road out of it.

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The authors have drawn colour inspiration from the Australian landscape. They offer a unique sourcebook of colour inspiration for use inside and outside the home. Featuring over 300 colour swatches of complementary shades organised into colour families; an invaluable tool when planning and decorating your house.

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Traces the cultural history of the 20th Century and its leading personalities in the pages of a magazine that helped usher in the modern age and which has itself become a benchmark of modern achievement.

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Considered a classic work of Australian military history ever since its first publication in 1963, this book includes George Cross winners. Together with descriptions of the battles they fought in, it contains biographies of Australians who have won the VC.

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A pictorial record of the Vietnam War. This work describes the social history of the time, highlighting prominent people, media coverage - it was the first televised war, and much more. It conveys the horrors and hardships experienced by soldiers, and also the dignity, bravery and humanity many came to embody.

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First published: Hardie Grant Books, 2011.

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Capture between its covers a selection from festivals past and the contributors will be well known to Australians. The works cross a wide range of genres: poems, stories, essays, memoirs, interviews, song lyrics and recipes.

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The first volume of an annual series that celebrates the best in newly commissioned food writing. The first of its kind in Australia, this series aims to be bold and unique - and to start the conversation about food in the wider community. With 20 contributors - from food professionals to journalists, the twitteratti and stars of the blogosphere.

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Wankernomics is a laugh-out-loud handbook and parody of the working world. It will delight and entertain anyone who works in an office.

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Because we all have those moments of second-guessing or outright terror, Anthony Gunn whittled down his years of experience in combating fears into 100 simple tips and inspirational messages. From things as simple as 'Write down your fears' to the surprising 'Chocolate can help fear,' Walk Tall offers a reassuring way to take control of your life.

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In this fresh new edition of the international bestselling book, Walk Tall offers a reassuring way to take control of your life.

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Exposes, among other things, the full extent of the battle for power of various dynastic groups, in particular Lord Louis Mountbatten; the true story of the abdication of Edward VII; the unconstitutional behaviour of many in the House of Windsor; and the cover up of major financial scandals.

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On January 1, 1942, Prime Minister John Curtin wrote in his diary: 'We begin the New Year with great anxiety for the future of Australia.'. Contained here are first-hand accounts by the men and women caught up in the war, capturing the strange mix of panic and hope they felt.