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Poor leadership, mismanagement, quarrels, distrust and accusations of hoaxing ... this is the story of what happened after the guns were laid down and Australians tried to find their war dead.

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From grammar to punctuation to terms that are commonly confused, this is an essential general reference that should be on every writer's desk.

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Step back into the 1980s, complete with cask wine, Bryan Ferry and the Bonanza Steakhouse.

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The best sports stories written by Australia's best sportswriters uncover the hilarity, triumphs, sadness, excitement and controversy of our sport-mad nation.

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A guide to helping children learn to happily eat a variety of healthy foods, this book examines the importance of feeding kids a balanced diet, helping them overcome negative responses to certain foods, and the significance of early feeding experiences on speech development. It also contains loads of recipes for delicious, family-friendly meals.

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Controversial, unflinching and intelligent, Anne Manne discusses the big issues surrounding motherhood and childcare and proposes radical new directions for social policy.

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A clear-eyed, insightful and wildly entertaining look into the complicated, emotional world of mothers and their teenage daughters by the acclaimed author of Into My Arms, Last Summer and After the Fall.

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A love story like no other, Mozart and the Whale is the story of two extraordinary individuals - both savants with Asperger's Syndrome - and their moving and hugely inspiring struggle, heartbreak and eventual triumph.

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The true and never-before-told story of Lennie McPherson - the Mr Big of Sydney crime - reveals a world of violence, police corruption, drugs, prostitution, murder and greed.;

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Throughout his long and controversial life Abe Saffron always denied he was one of Australia's most powerful crime barons, but in this explosive biography, Tony Reeves reveals the true story of a man who was prepared to do anything to make a dollar.

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Get ready to laugh - the Feng Shui Detective is back in an all new adventure. Feng Shui master CF Wong's skills and charms are again in desperate need, this time in London. But is the West ready for our Feng Shui crime-fighting hero

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A charming, whimsical story of what happens when a long-serving and long-suffering monarch decides to go AWOL. A richly witty, warm and wonderful novel of responsibilities, escape and friendship.

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The irrepressibly entertaining Jacki Weaver writes generously and wittily on her life, her loves and her passions.

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When Tim Ross left his award-winning, ratings-smashing radio show at the end of 2009, many wondered what he would do next. Now we know. He wrote this book. A collection of rants and recollections about all sorts of stuff; a brain dump of the funniest and most controversial things from Rosso's life.

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A superb retelling of the Jane Austen novel in which Mansfield Park's meek heroine Fanny Price is recast as a forthright, ambitious, scheming and downright untrustworthy gold digger .

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The eagerly-awaited sequel to the bestselling The Apricot Colonel is another charming novel of fruit preserving, cross-dressing . . . and murder. Cosy crime at its very best.

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Imagine sitting in a maximum security prison, wrongly convicted of murdering a woman you've never met. This was the fate of Andrew Mallard. His incredible story is a battle for justice, truth and, ultimately, freedom.

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The inside story of the skullduggery at the heart of one the Murdoch empire's subsidiaries, NDS.

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A tumultuous and enthralling novel set in the 19th century Victorian goldfields, featuring passions, obsession and a headstrong heroine determined on a creative life. From the acclaimed author of Night Surfing, Last of the Sane Days, and That Oceanic Feeling.

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An intensely personal exploration and celebration of the life and work of one of Australia's premier poets, Judith Wright, through the landscape and country she loved so much.

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Miles Franklin's 1901 ground-breaking debut, and an instant sensation. Meet Sybylla Melvyn, the young girl hungering for life and love in outback New South Wales.

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The story of a powerful surf brotherhood and the chilling and bloody killing of a brutal underworld figure.

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'Sybylla, with her touching charm, her impetuosity, her inappropriateness, ranks with the great romantic figures of the nineteenth century.' - The London Times

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A long vanished world comes to life through the reminiscences of a former long-distance drover.