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The long-awaited sequel to Tacey's successful Edge of the Sacred, published in 1995. He extends his search for an ecological, land based spirituality into a more urban setting. Tacey suggests that the new Australian spirituality will eventually take us towards a marriage between rational, secular humanism and the spiritual.

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Continuing a fabulous debut fantasy adventure, a trilogy based on Chinese mythology, set in modern day Hong Kong, where an ancient god falls in love with a young Australian woman.

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In 1990, Kim Traill set off on her own youthful adventures in a country renowned for its bad food, dreadful weather and surly service: the Soviet Union. She would discover a Russia few tourists see, a country which is both surprising and brutal. Lively, funny and utterly readable, this is a memorable portrait of a crumbling but still mighty empire.

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In April 2000, Peter Carnley wrote an article in "The Bulletin", which attracted much discussion in the Anglican church. This exposed once again the bitter ideological divisions in the Anglican Church. This volume presents the Archbishop's views on the future of religions in Australia.

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A unique study of Australian society, examining the changing values, beliefs and perceptions of Australians and how they are changing Australia.

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Mattie Finch is a kid living with his aunt in Ireland. He hasn't seen his father, Dave, for 6 months. Dave's been trying to face his family, but there are too many demons. He and his brother Stephen escaped the troubles of Northern Ireland ten years earlier. Fell in love with the same woman. For Mattie and Dave, it won't be easy finding each other.

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It is Auckland, 1956. When a 12-year-old boy writes an essay and inadvertently uncovers a wartime secret, he unleashes a chain of events which rips a close community apart, turning neighbour against neighbour, friend against friend. The war may be over but, as the boy discovers, it is far from done with.

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A group of friends return to Melbourne - where they first met at university - after a gap of twenty years. Everything in their world is changed as they deal with the reality of their present lives and their memories of the past. None will be unchanged by the reunion and not everyone will survive.

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Madrid, 1650. The painter Valazquez becomes obsessed by the 12-year-old infanta he's commissioned to paint, a child on the brink of becoming a woman. As the painter struggles with his portrait in the exotic surroundings of the Hapsburg court, the infanta's story must be told.

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The actions of the Revenants are sending shock waves through all the Eleven Kingdoms. No matter what happens, the impact of their release will be felt for a generation.

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From the pen of Australia's most respected and loved children's writers comes a collection of stories about horses, and even stories from the horse's mouth. These special stories will appeal to all lovers of horse tales. It is a collection that few children, or adults, will be able to resist.

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Seeking advice from men like Joseph Kramer, founder of the system known as the healing tao and Shai Shahar, the auhtor has put together this book of sexual tips and advice. Male porn stars and swingers share their knowledge as well as exercises for those interested in subjects such as fetishism.

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The McHugh's marriage is on the rocks. Their daughter, Ciara, worries that her mother and father are going to divorce. Lillian, Ciara's gran, is worried too. She has a nice life now, since her bullying husband has died. This could all change.

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Flamboyant and unorthodox, Rene Rivkin is the Australian financial world's most intriguing character - charming, often brilliant, and occasionally self-destructive. This book lifts the lid on this troubled former guru's life.

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A mysterious artefact leads Jarrod to Gaela's lost southern continent where he discovers a sentient being like himself. Ruthless and extremely dangerous, this other version has captured Janis Richter. Luka Paree and Janis' daughter, Ruby, are playing a dangerous game with Earth's dictatorship. If ASSIST discovers the portal to Gaela, all is lost.

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Love of empire; ambition or greed What drives a man to walk from the Cape to Cairo An epic story of Africa of compelling adventure woven around a very human story of love and ambition in a dangerous time.

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Roberta Williams' revealing life story, from abuse to prison, Carl to the paparazzi. Throughout this underworld saga, Roberta raised four children in a suburban home.

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Aims to help parents and teachers identify children's reading difficulties and then suggest ways to deal with them. This book contains practical solutions, showing there are many ways to improve your child's reading and stimulate a love of books.

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An insightful and revealing look into the rugby union career of one of Australia's greatest Wallabies, Rocky Elsom, as seen through the eyes of the key figures in his life, including family members, team-mates and coaches.

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Hampton Rourke has always lived under his father's shadow and he's not convinced he's the right man to be leading the search for Asarlai and the Forbidden Texts. When the clues lead to Boston and he stumbles upon one of the fabled lost families Hampton faces challenges that will test his faith in himself.