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The much-anticipated and extraordinarily compelling account of Peter Lloyd's very public fall from grace on drug charges in Singapore.

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Take a warts and all look behind the scenes at the mighty Wallabies from their first tour in 1908 until today.

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On the couch with some of Australia's most notorious criminals, this book explores the secrets, motivations and inner workings of the criminal mind.

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An irresistably perceptive journey which brings alive the two qualities -- intelligence and leadership -- which count most towards successful lives, enterprises and communities.

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The new book of poetry from award-winning poet and novelist, Luke Davies.

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A collection of simple techniques aimed at helping anyone answer even the trickiest interview questions as well as helpful tips on body language, what to wear, and how to conquer nerves.

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When Skye meets Ben their attraction is instantaneous and intense. Niether of them has ever felt more in synch - or in love - with anyone in their lives. What happens next will tear them both apart. Into My Arms is a searing love story and a gripping family drama - a shocking, haunting novel in the tradition of Jodi Picoult and Caroline Overington.

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By turns harrowing and hilarious, insightful and entertaining, Into the Blue retraces the great voyages of Captain James Cook, the British farmboy who drew the map of the modern world.

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One of the most inspiring teachers of Tibetan Buddhism shares important teachings on compassion and enlightenment from this ancient wisdom tradition.

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Abandoned by her lover and fleeing the wrath of her family, Marie-Louise must make a desperate choice. Find a man or become one.

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A fascinating trip into colonial history, the result of collaboration between family historians, genealogists and social historians

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The new-cover reissue of the critically acclaimed second novel from one of Australia's most original, exciting and daring writers, Luke Davies.

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A clear and complete introduction to the world of Islam: the history, beliefs, practices and laws of this ancient religion. With particular focus on the contemporary Muslim world, and on Islam in Australia.

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An alternative history of Australia written in a lively and accessible style and exploring the crucial role of the sea in shaping our national identity.

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A personal selection of Peter Roebuck's favourite cricket characters past and present, written in his own inimitable style and from his vantage point as both player and commentator.

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Today's information-hungry kids prefer to find out things for themselves. It Will Get Better is the perfect solution. Here teens talk about their own issues, and have access to expert advice to help them through.

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The inspirational story of one woman's courage to overcome abuse, loss and heartache to create a better life

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Big Brother meets Gorillas in the Mist in this story of a young woman grappling with the usual big issues - love, sex, friendship, and figuring out what she wants from life - while at the same time attempting to conduct research on capuchin monkeys, shoot a documentary and not get herself killed in the jungles of Costa Rica.

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Lifelong friendships are put to the test in a Martin Amis-style dissection of privilege and mid-life crisis set against the backdrop of a marathon relay swim in Jamaica. Compulsive reading from an unflinching observer of fallibility, hypocrisy and thwarted ambition.

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A year in the life of V8 Supercar Champion Jamie Whincup, as he sets out to win his third consecutive title and overcomes the drama surrounding his controversial switch from Ford to Holden.

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A timeless political novel.

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Companies often struggle to find people with the skills to do the work they need. Nicholas Wyman shows that rewarding jobs are available if you look outside the traditional classroom.

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He's the best loved man in Australian boxing - from training Jeff Fenech and Kostya Tszyu to touring with the Kangaroos and appearing on talk back with Alan Jones, Johnny Lewis looms large in Australian sporting life. This is his life.

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One woman's inspiring story of learning to love yourself