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A look at why finances are one of the main reasons for relationship conflict and how couples can work together to achieve fiscal harmony.

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Explorer, pioneer aviator, war photographer, naturalist, meteorologist, author, student of the paranormal, and secret agent; loyal lieutenant to Shackleton, Bean and Hearst; the last man from the West to meet with Lenin ... Sir Hubert Wilkins lived many lives - all of them exciting and fantastic.

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Written by Richard Glover, who writes every Sunday for the "Sydney Morning Herald". This collection has been selected from the best of his columns, featuring his wife Jocasta and their children Batboy and the Space Cadet, and the traumas, perplexities and strange pleasures of their life.

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A wonderful mix of legends, stories, history and humour from the outback as Bruce Simpson explores Leichhardt's journey in the light of his own adventures as a drover. Revised and updated for the book's tenth anniversary.

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Jack and his cousin Molly Hunter head off to the tranquility of the Channel Islands. But when danger pays them an unwelcome visit, it requires Jack's gift to see inside the minds of animals, and Molly's martial arts abilities to save them from the clutches of evil international criminal, Denver Wolf. Ages 9+.

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A completely unique guide to investing your hard earned loot, Kissing the frog translates the mystifying language of money into the language of classic fairy tales and nursery rhymes.

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A riotously funny space adventure with enough gooey body fluids to kill a zorbat! Ages 9+.

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From leadership to mateship, Jack reveals how he motivates players, the value of hard work and the necessity for honesty in coaching, business and family life. Jack Gibson coached at six rugby league teams from the 1960s to the 1980s and won four premierships.

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Deals with timeless and universal themes of finding your own identity, celebrity worship and the pressures facing teenage girls to conform to unrealistic physical stereotypes. Ages 12+.

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Discover a tip for every day of the year to lose weight, trim fat and boost your energy levels. Filled with facts, tips and information to help you lose weight and feel great. With a tip for everyday of the year, you can keep focused on important lifestyle goals such as eating right, exercising to your own level and maintaining your weight

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For almost thirty years Dr Hugh Wirth has been answering listeners' questions on everything from how to deal with a cat's hunting instinct to the best way to clean their teeth. In this practical book on living with and caring for cats, Hugh covers all the topics that cat owners need to know, from choosing a breed to behaviour and health.

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For almost thirty years Dr Hugh Wirth has been an ABC Local Radio pet expert, answering listeners' questions on everything from how to deal with a dog's bad breath to the best way to house train them. In this practical, commonsense book, Hugh covers all the topics that dog owners need to know, from choosing a breed to behaviour and health.

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A collection of older words and phrases that are no longer a part of our everyday language.

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We know that vampires exist, and that we really, really want one. So how can you score your own gorgeous immortal And how do you keep a relationship alive when your partner is one of the eternal undead Claire Hooper has a wealth of experience. In Love Bites she shares her insider's knowledge.

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When the Merry Makers dance, it's hard to find a dry eye in the audience. All the Merry Makers have intellectual or physical disabilities - sometimes both - and face huge challenges in their lives, yet to see them dance is one of the most uplifting celebrations of the resilience of the human spirit and the power of music. This is their story.

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Patrick White, a small time crim, is struggling to make sense of his life in the suburbs. Meeting Sonja, the daughter of a Russian migrant, makes him see that there is hope to make more of his life and create his own luck. Winner ABC Fiction Award 2007.

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Avoiding the onset of dementia is a whole body, whole of life process. Maintain your Brain explains how this works and what to do and reassures us all we can take action before things go too far.