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The thrilling story of the young Australian Army engineers of 3 Field Troop who were the first allied soldiers to risk their lives in the darkness of the Vietcong tunnels of South Vietnam.

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A personal finance guide for baby boomers to help them use the money they have to create income for a good semi-retirement.

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Wilhelmina Mann can never seem to get anything right: her work, relationships and family are all on the rocks. But when she suddenly receives a stack of letters from her long-dead mother, everything she's ever known begins to change.

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A delightfully entertaining new rural romance from Karly Lane, the bestselling author with over 600,000 books sold.

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A brilliant debut reaching from the picturesque South Coast of NSW to the cloisters of Cambridge, following two young women's lives as they become entwined in ways neither could have expected. Exploring motherhood, class, social justice, love and identity, it is told with wit and empathy - perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty.

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'Superb crime writing from a master . . . a triumph, underpinned by an incandescent sense of justice in a world all too often dominated by the indifference of injustice.' - Stephen Loosley, The Australian

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Fully revised and updated for 2023, this is the inspiring journey of Dean Karnazes, an internationally recognized endurance athlete who has pushed his body and mind to inconceivable limits. Includes a new epilogue detailing his training and diet tips.

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Intricately illustrated, mind-bendingly original, Ultrawild is totally unique, full of hundreds of ideas and brilliant inventions that could just save the world.

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The result of a six year immersive investigation, this is a penetrating and significant exploration of the nature of the modern Australian soldier - fighter, peacekeeper, street-level diplomat, aid worker.

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In the vein of Tara Westover's Educated, Daniella Mestyanek's memoir is a searing and powerful testament to a woman's ability to transform the circumstances of her life through inner strength and resilience.

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The remarkable story of Professor Fiona Wood AM, world-leading burns specialist and one of Australia's most innovative and respected surgeons, whose groundbreaking research and technology development has changed the lives of burns patients.

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Phryne is back in a thrilling mystery that takes her into dark convents and dank cellars in a frantic search for missing girls.

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Guess which of the weird and wonderful exhibits are real and which are fake in this sumptuous collection of extraordinary animals and plants.

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Honest, insightful, funny - a brilliant memoir about writing and teaching and life from one of Australia's most loved children's authors.

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Phryne Fisher, intelligent, brave and stunningly chic, is back in this most entertaining mystery. With a brand new stylish 1920s cover, this seventh Phryne Fisher murder mystery is superb.

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Picoult's richly layered and suspenseful novel explores the power of love and memory . . . what happens when the past we have been running from catches up to us.

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A powerful story about the search for Australia's deadliest snake

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Phryne Fisher meets Underbellyin an arch, out-of-the-box debut historical crime caper.

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Winner of the prestigious The Australian/Vogel's Literary Award.

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A powerful and poignant rural family story told by the acclaimed Fleur McDonald, bestselling author of Broad River Station and Into the Night.

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What if Juliet Capulet met someone who made her doubt true love What if Wuthering Heights was a message to a time traveller A cosmic reimagining of Romeo and Juliet and homage to two literary classics in a compelling novel about fate, love and time travel from an award-winning author.

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A pitch-perfect new rural romance from the bestselling author of Kookaburra Cottage.

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The fascinating story of one of the great Aboriginal resistance fighters of the colonial frontier and a compelling portrait of life in early Brisbane.

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A great, glorious, big-hearted novel set in a travelling circus touring the backblocks of America during the great depression of the early 1930s. It's a story of love and hate, trains and circuses, dwarves and fat ladies, horses and elephants - or, to be specific, one elephant, Rosie, star of the Benzini Bros Most Spectacular Show on Earth .