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Sam and George live at Brumby Plains, their parents' sprawling buffalo station in the Northern Territory. They're counting down to the Christmas holidays, when they'll be joined by their cousins Tess and Darcy, but weird things are happening at Brumby Plains... Ages 9-12

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Retra doesn't want to go to Ixion, the island of ever-night. Retra is a Seal - sealed minds, sealed community. She doesn't crave parties and pleasure like all the others. But her brother left for Ixion two years ago, and Retra is determined to find him. Retra will find that Ixion has its pleasures - but its secrets are deadly.

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Football veteran Les Murray is the face and voice of soccer broadcasting in Australia and is one of our nation's most influential people in sport. Here Les tells of his humble origins as a migrant, through his struggles with life in a country that did not embrace the beautiful game.

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When their friend Lucky, Tanzania's deputy chief ranger, is kidnapped by a band of elephant poachers, Ben and Charlie set off with Caesar and the Global Rapid Reaction Responders team on a rescue mission.

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After their military defeat in 1745 the Scottish Highlanders suffered a worse humiliation. They were displaced from their ancestral lands and became curiosities: objects of romantic nostalgia, charity, scorn anthropology - and emigration. This is a tale of their dispossession.

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Dear Mum and Dad, Help!!! There is something rotten at Camp Creepy Time, aside from just the food. A few desperate souls decided to make a break for it and have been missing ever since. The word is that someone or something ate the missing campers, but I suspect that camp management planted the story to deter future attempts at escape. 10+.

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Helping you prepare your trip, this guide aims to provides everything, including: park locations; help to access campsites, facilities, and costs; special walks and features; aboriginal sites, sacred sites, heritage information and bush tucker; contact addresses and phone numbers; and more than 120 park and state maps.

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Cancer is a word filled with foreboding. Here, two distinguished oncologists explain its mysteries in lucid, straightforward language that allays fears and puts the disease clearly into perspective.

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An Australian novelist is living in an arts community in Paris, he is mourning the death of the love of his life, Kiko. One day he is harassed by a beggar, who claims to be a famous American writer, Sonny Lee. As is life is penetrated by Sonny it begins to unravel.

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William Bligh is famous as captain of the Bounty, the ship he lost to mutineers led by Fletcher Christian. But few people know that Bligh was the centre of a later, much larger mutiny, when he lost not just a ship but the entire continent of Australia. On January 26, 1808, the British army corps stationed in Australia rose up and deposed the

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Jack has it all, or so his friend Joey thinks. A mum whos a vet, a dad whos building a pirate ship, and a parrot roosting in his bedroom. But when Captain Vandendeker kidnaps Captain Clawbeak, its all hands and a pirate ship to the rescue. Ages 7+. (SA: Year 3 - Year 5).

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Jack Dawkins is trying to find the inspiration for a pirate story - it's a school project. But he doesn't know any pirates and his dad won't let him have a parrot. But then he meets Captain Clawbeak and he has more story than her ever imagined and a pirate's treasure map thrown in.

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When Jack's mum and dad tell him they're going to have a baby, Captain Clawbeak decides he wants to have a baby too. Unfortunately, being probably the only bald-bellied loud-mouthed macaw left in the world makes it seem unlikely. This doesn't stop Clawbeak, and he soon returns home with an egg.

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Brumby Plains is an isolated place, and the outside world doesn't intrude much here. But when Sam and George discover a refugee child washed up on the shores of their buffalo station, the rest of the world is brought a lot closer. Age 9-12.