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Sex is everywhere, yet we rarely discuss our own intimate experiences. Australian women believe that an active sex life is vital to their sense of wellbeing, but we still see sex as something that's a bit dirty, a bit naughty, a bit embarrassing. This book is suitable for those interested in sexual behaviour and attitudes - men as well as women.

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Into the hard-living world of travelling shearers in the Australian outback comes an internationally acclaimed writer, driving an old truck. He has abandoned writing for a time and found work as a cook for a team of New Zealand shearers. He is determined to find a sense of belonging. This title tells the story of that quest.

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An autobiography of Australian mountaineer Michael Groom. In 1987, he lost a third of both his feet to frostbite while climbing one of the world's highest mountains. But by 1990 he had not only taught himself to walk again, he was back climbing the Himalayas. In 1999, Michael climbed Makalu - the fifth highest mountain in the world.

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Presents the biography of former Australian soccer captain Johnny Warren as well as a general history of soccer in Australia. This edition includes a chapter reviewing the action from the 2002 World Cup.

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When Macha came home from the war she walked into town as naked as the day she was born, except for her well worn boots, a slouch hat, and the .303 rifle she held across her waist. She patrols Siddon Rock by night, watching over the town's inhabitants. It is not long before Macha realises that there is nothing she can do to keep them safe.

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He is the most successful driver in Australian motorsport history. One of the icons of the sport, ultimately a Holden hero after starting his career with Nissan: but there is much more to Mark Skaife than just that. This is Mark's story in his own words, from before the time the motorsport bug first bit to the final days of his time with HRT.

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Sharing the complete story of his life, the author includes his struggles with his insecurities and mental health, his relationships with the Waugh brothers, Tubby Taylor, Gillie, Boony, the selectors, red Ferraris, his childhood sweetheart, and the ACB.

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Darcy can cope with parents, parties and punch-ups. He can handle his infatuation with the beautiful Audrey, spending quality chess-time with his nerdy friend, Noah, even the misadventures of kayaking on a school excursion. He's a teenage boy, he can deal with it. If only he'd learn to keep his mouth closed.

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True blue Aussie poet Rupert McCall is passionate about sport. He writes with equal feeling about football, cricket and racing, with an ability to convey the joys and despair, the exhilaration of victory and the crushing emptiness of defeat. His previous collection, "Green and Gold Malaria", was a bestseller.

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Dewi has never ventured beyond her village in the highlands of Jayangan, where she lives with her father, the respected village healer. But one day while working in the rice fields, she stumbles across Adi, an apprentice swordmaker, alone and hiding from the bloodthirsty bandits who kidnapped his master. Ages 10+.

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At 18, Jillian Lauren was an NYU theatre school dropout with a tip about an upcoming audition: a businessman in Singapore would pay pretty American girls $20,000 if they stayed for two weeks to spice up his parties. Soon, Jillian was on a plane to Borneo, where she would spend the next 18 months in the harem of Prince Jefri Bolkiah.