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More students than ever before go to university in Australia, however what they experience is vastly different from just a decade ago.

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An earthy, honest and heart-breaking memoir of a young mother and her premature babies, Serenade for a Small Family is a simple, moving and unforgettable story of love and loss.

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All those great and not so great sporting moments that have made us chuckle, roll and roar with laughter - told in Peter FitzSimons' inimitable style.

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A well-crafted memoir of a young woman who spends two years teaching at the school at Aurukun in Cape York paints a colourful picture of life in a remote Aboriginal community in the sweltering tropics.

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An inside account of men's magazines through the eyes of a journo who's been bang in the middle of it.

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For many women an active sex life is on the bottom of their 'to do' list. Is women's sexual desire in the Western world at an all time low Australia's most popular sexual anthropologist investigates.

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From the unexpected origins of mobile phones, microwave ovens and plastic packaging to the links between Barbie and US missile systems and why Niue, Polynesia is the phone-sex capital of the world, this is a fascinating examination of how much of modern life can be directly traced to one of three questionable aspects of human activity - war, porn, and the fast food industry.

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The incredible story of Fiona Patten, in her own inimitable words. Tireless fighter, courageous activist and effective politician who really is making a difference to her world.

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A hard-hitting and provocative expose that takes us inside the corridors of medical power to watch the birth of the new 'disease' - Female Sexual Dysfunction - and the marketing machine that will create it.

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The conclusion to The Binding series sees Shadow Queen Matilde returned to her throne, but with many more battles to fight before she can secure a free future for herself and her people.

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When powerful enemies threaten to destroy her kingdom, Shadow Queen Matilde must pit herself against her family's conqueror to survive - will her vision of doom come true, or will she prevail A breathtaking novel from a brilliant new voice in fantasy fiction.

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An action story of an Australian army officer attached to an American special forces unit on the Cambodian border in the Vietnam War.

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The compelling inside story of how Australia attempted to bully East Timor out of its rights to the lucrative oil and gas resources of the Timor Sea and the people, both heroes and villains, who played the game for a nation's future.

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The second thrilling adventure in the Wiki Coffin series in which Forsythe leads Wiki and George into dangerous waters where both sharks and men kill.

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Personal accounts of encounters with sharks from shark hunters, divers, biologists and everyday swimmers who meet up with sharks either deliberately or by accident.

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A quirky, funny and quietly moving memoir that tells of a road-trip that a young American immigrant undertook with her boyfriend on a pilgrimage to Graceland, travelling across America on Greyhound buses, busking Elvis songs along the way.

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A complete program for caring and interacting with your baby aged 0-2 years, particularly focusing on sleep, play, communication and routine, by the original Australian 'baby whisperer' and early childhood expert, Sheyne Rowley.

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This is the story of a newly married couple and the year they spent in Sicily. Packed with history, culture - and plenty of misadventure - it will definitely make you laugh. It also has as much romance as an ordinary Aussie bloke can muster, and, of course, a little bit of Mafia action.

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Sometimes even the best intentions can lead you down a very dangerous road.

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A frightening analysis of the tactics used by the Howard government to silence independent experts and commentators as well as public servants and organisations which criticise its policies.

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Politics, murder and sex push Hardy to the limit.

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Silvermeadow is a brand-new mega-shopping mall - 'more like a small city than a department store'. Detective Sergeant Kathy Kolla and Detective Chief Inspector David Brock investigate the reappearance of one of the most violent criminals Brock has ever come across.

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Set in rural Tasmania from the 1920s to the 1990s, The Sisters' Song traces the lives of two very different sisters. One for whom giving and loving are her most natural qualities and the other who can never forgive and forget.

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From ghosts and premonitions, to poltergeists and out of body experiences, share the encounters of everyday people with their sixth sense and what this reveals about life beyond the one we know, and - discover the power of your intuition.