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The true story of how John Fenton transformed his family's run-down sheep farm into a lush oasis by the simple act of planting trees - lots and lots of trees.

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A history of rural Australia across two centuries, told through the eyes of the people who have lived and worked in a small valley in rural New South Wales.

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From the backstreets of Barcelona to the sophisticated world of international architecture, this fast-moving mystery cements Maitland's reputation as a writer of intriguing and thrilling crime.;

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The Victory will leave you stunned. Here the brutal realities of the political contest are revealed and long-cherished myths shattered.

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Bestselling author and screenwriter Stephen J. Cannell follows up The Tin Collectors with this second gripping thriller featuring L.A. detective Shane Scully. A perfectly paced thriller until the final gripping page.

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Cliff Hardy's investigation into the murder of a rich developer takes him into the high flying world of corporate Sydney. The beautiful Claudia Fleischman has been charged with the murder of her husband, and Cliff takes on the job of finding the real killer. He finds his way blocked on all sides, but when a friend is killed, it gets personal.

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All she wanted was to escape. But why does she still feel trapped A gripping psychological drama by the author of Mothers and Daughters and Into My Arms.

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All she wanted was to escape. But why does she still feel trapped. A gripping psychological drama by the author of Mothers and Daughters and Into My Arms.

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Smooch is a "Whistler", a genetically altered lapdog with special talents, including the ability to remember his previous incarnations and the ability to communicate directly from his brain by electonically downloading his thoughts onto disc. Set in Sydney in the year 2318, the world has gone to hell. .

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The entertaining life and times of the man behind the face of Australian sport broadcasting.

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From an impressive new voice in Australian literature, a novel where safe harbour seems always just out of reach.

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A gripping novel tracing the life of Aboriginal boxer and journalist Charlie Thomas from highly successful Australian writer Peter Corris.

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A lyrical look at water in all its forms, The Wisdom of Water explores the many mystical aspects of water, and why water has always been and remains precious beyond imagining.

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Find out which of your dreams will work for you and to achieve them.

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A gripping thriller set in Africa about a young aid worker in danger and the lengths to which her family will go to save her. Edge-of-your-seat suspense combines with a compelling family drama in this story of power, greed and salvation.

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The true but incredibly strange story of Tania Head and how she fooled America.

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A definitive guide that takes the mystery out of financial management and gives practical pointers to women on how to manage their personal finances.

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What's the worst thing that can happen to a man who has not one, not two, but three secret families on the go A spectacular new work of imagination and audacity from one of our finest writers.

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A single mum learns that her son can talk to a very special dog - and the lessons the dog teaches will transform them all.

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Funny, moving, romantic, and a little bit spooky - a brilliantly told story of love, family and the occasional ghost.

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A practical, realistic, down-to-earth and entertaining guide for all working women who want to have babies but keep their careers on track too.

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What do women - and men - really want A sassy young academic explores the very different worlds of today's Generation Y'.

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The truly remarkable story of Tom Denniss' record-breaking circumnavigation of the world on foot.

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Magda von Gamsfeld is beautiful, rich and intelligent, and on the verge of suicide. She has a consultation with the famous psychiatrist Carl Jung at a time when his personal life is in turmoil. Their confrontation is an extraordinary voyage through the mind that leads to a terrible admission of guilt.