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In this unauthorised biography, acquired for an unprecedented advance and in spectacular secrecy, long-time manager and the man who was there from the very beginning, Barry Humphries, takes a behind-the-scenes, no-holds-barred look at an icon of our times - Dame Edna Everage.

(Paperback, Media tie-in)

Opens with the gruesome murder of the young and beautiful Tessa Quayle near northern Kenya's Lake Turkana, the birthplace of mankind. Her lover and travelling companion has vanished from the scene of the crime.

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(Paperback, Illustrated edition)

The Birdsville Track is one of the loneliest tracks in Australia and, for 20 years, Tom Kruse was the mailman, battling searing heat, floods and mechanical breakdowns. He made the run every fortnight, and was a lifeline for the isolated settlements along the way.

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(Hardback)

(Paperback)

Many people struggle with finding the right words to say on a particular occasion, but prefer not to use the pre-prepared cards available. This book is a helpful and easy to use guide that provides numerous examples of 'just the right thing' to say for a host of events.

(Hardback)

(Hardback)

Celebrated animal portraitist Rachael Hale brings us a photographic celebration of the world's most popular pet. A wonderful giftbook for cat lovers everywhere.

(Hardback)

Across every continent, football is a common language and a culture shared: a joy, a passion, an escape and an affirmation of identity understood and celebrated. For this unique collaborative project, football writer Tom Watt talked to over forty of the world's top footballers about growing up and falling in love with the game.

Something's stirring Alice up, and she's ususally such a placid dog. When the Green family follow her she leads them to an abandoned foal, and only Eddy the cocky seems to know where he comes from: a brumby herd led by the magnificent thoroughbred stallion Rise and Shine. Meg calls him Sunshine.

(Paperback)

Poignant, compassionate, peopled with characters the reader never wants to let go, A Most Wanted Man is alive with humour, yet prickles with tension until the last heart-stopping page. It is also a work of deep humanity, and uncommon relevance to our times.

April Taub is a Melbourne Jewish thirty-something rebel, a freelance journalist who is involved in chasing Nazi war criminals. While becoming enmeshed in increasingly disturbing events, she blows her cover and endangers the lives of herself and others. With a change of identity thrust upon her, she undergoes a dramatic transformation.

(Hardback)

This is a photographic tribute to one of the 20th century's most alluring women, Audrey Hepburn. The 1961 film "Breakfast at Tiffany's" not only established her as a captivating actress but created an "Audrey style" that thousands of women sought to emulate.

A picture book about the "monsters" that lurk in the bathroom and prevent us from taking baths when we should.

A picture book about the "monsters" that lurk in the bathroom and prevent us from taking baths when we should.

(Hardback)

Bear and Chook are unexpected friends. Bear likes adventure, but Chook would much rather have the quiet life. One sunny day down by the pond, Chook lets himself get drawn into Bear's imaginings. With disastrous results.

(Hardback)

Bear is a dreamer. Chook just wants the quiet life. But with a best friend like Bear, he s got absolutely no chance of getting it!

(Paperback)

A retirement guide, dealing with more than just the financial aspects. Issues covered include: personal fulfilment and growth; managing relationships; physical health; psychological health; the retirement implications of personality and gender; and income and accommodation.

Brandie has just turned 12 and now everything seems to be different. Her body is changing in strange ways and her father suddenly expects her to behave like a young lady. Worst of all, Brandie and her mother can't agree about anything, but then she begins to understand her mother.