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Tracey Binns is lost and the last thing she wants is to be stuck with Justin Zit-Face and her annoying teacher, Mr Gunning! Tracey Binns is in trouble again!

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How do people heal and reconcile after violent experiences that defy words This book addresses social healing and reconciliation in traumatised communities through metaphors, music and stories. The cases they present include a mass women's protest movement in Liberia, and victims of rape in Sierra Leone who give poetic voice to their pain.

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(Paperback)

An illustrated account of Cape York activist Jean George Awumpun, written from the personal perspective of family, is a rare illustration of the inseparable bonds of ancestry and country. Through the eyes of her grandaughter, this Alngith Elder's struggle in claiming her country is revealed.

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In this fascinating journey from philosophy to science, Hall gives us a dramatic history of wisdom, from its sudden emergence in the fifth century BC to its modern manifestations in education, politics and the workplace. Yet he also makes clear that, despite modern science's most powerful efforts, wisdom continues to elude easy understanding.

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(Paperback)

First published by Angus and Roberton, 1960.

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(Paperback)

Set in the towns, pastoral stations and repressive institutions of Western Australia, this story brings together the lives of three generations of Mardu women. The narrator Kate begins her journey with the life of her grandmother Lucy, a domestic servant, then traces the short and tragic life of her mother Peggy.

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Murrie author Herb Wharton has had a lifetime's outback experience droving, horse breaking, rodeo riding and more. In Cattle Camp he draws on his considerable yarn-spinning skills to capture, in writing, stories told by his friends of their droving days.

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(Paperback)

Bearded Ladies and Dreamhouse are combined here in one volume, back to-back. Bearded Ladies was Kate's first book, a collection of short stories. Dreamhouse evokes the mystery and menace underpinning everyday life, and the Tuscan 'dreamhouse' is the stuff of nightmares.

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Everybody knows finishing high school and deciding what to do next can be tough, so how do you get through it. From the author of The girl most likely and Find your tribe (and 9 other things I wish I'd known in high school) comes a practical, humorous, guide for girls to help them navigate their post year-12 years and beyond.

(Hardback)

Johnno is a typical Australian who refuses to be typical. Seen through the eyes of the narrator, he is a figure of legendary proportions. His disorderly presence can disturb the staleness of gothic Brisbane, or destroy the tranquillity of a Greek landscape. But what is the truth about Johnno

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(Paperback)

When sixteen-year-old Filomena spends the summer with her father in New South Wales, Australia, she becomes involved in a murder from her family's past and as well as the prejudices experienced by Darcy, a gay Aboriginal who works for Fil's father.

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Kumiko is used to having a dragon guarding her night and day. Since discovering the secret of the Shadow Catchers, a group of powerful sorcerers determined to steal magic at any cost Kumiko knows it's only a matter of time before her family's link to dragons puts them all in grave danger. Is there a way to stop the Shadow Catchers once and for all

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Simone Harlowe is an Aboriginal lawyer studying at Harvard. Her father, Tony, is an Aboriginal rights activist. As Simone juggles the challenges of a modern woman's life, her father is confronting his own uncomfortable truths as his secret double life implodes. Can Simone accept her father for the man he is and forgive him for the man he's not

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Take one woman, her partner Antman and their dog Fleabag, pack up the car, turn up the country music and you've got one spirited road trip 'makin room for all the good things in life, like family, laughin, travellin and, best of all, love'.

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(Paperback)

A structured collection of poetry considering the nature of memory and its historical and emotional resonance. Explores themes of art, identity, sexuality, separation and loneliness.

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(Paperback)

This collection announces the arrival of an exciting new talent in Australian fiction In short vignettes and longer stories, Rowe explores the idea of things that are left behind: souvenirs and scars, or memories, values and prejudice.