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Between November 1998 and September 2000, the author interviewed 50 individuals drawn from the "Business Review Weekly" rich lists. This book talks about a subject often taboo in society - the personal and professional secrets of the 'super-rich'.

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Showcases some of the very best of Henry Lawson's short fiction. This work deals with tales that feature his perennially popular themes - love, adventure, humour and the home.

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First published as "The Songs of A Sentimental Bloke" in 1915, this work is a collection of verse-tales that showcases Dennis's trademark wit and insight.

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The Wall at World's End has been destroyed and Levaal stands naked before its twin world. The Arch Mage seeks to unseat Vous before he joins the gods, but loyalties are fractured, within the Castle and among the Free Cities, as war and chaos loom. A dragon may have escaped its sky prison, while a new alien force is rising by the name of Shadow.

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Merimba and Pirry are twins in appearance and character, living in two different worlds. Merimba is a quadriplegic whose condition has dragged her family apart. She is in a coma. Pirry is a Valourn, an acrobatic dancer in the land of Rargon. When Merimba flees her body a switch is made.

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Ever since the slaughter of the witches, the Fae - who should be shielding their long-lost cousins from danger - have ignored the needs of the rest of the world. And shadows are again gathering in the eastern villages - dark, portent shadows that threaten the lives of every witch, woman and Fae.

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The Black Widows see the warning in their tangled webs of dreams and visions: something is coming that will change the land forever. Cassidy, the new Queen of Dena Nehele, has taken the first steps to heal the rifts between Blood and landen. But Theran Grayhaven still believes that a different kind of Queen would serve Dena Nehele better.

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Written by a popular Australian TV chef, Ian Parmenter. In this work, he shares his experiences, starting with culture shock as the London journalist arrives in Perth in 1971, then moving on to the discovery of his beloved weekender by the Margaret River, and gradually transforming it into a winery producing 3000 bottles of chardonnay a year.

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Book one of a new rugby league sporting series. Sam Davies loves rugby league more that anything - and now he's been chosen to play in the Country squad! Sneaking out to watch a match one day leads to serious complications, when Sam witnesses something ... Ages 10-13.

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League football's greatest-ever father-son combination played for the Carlton Football Club. This book talks about the story of Son Stephen, with all its highs and lows.

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Thowra's speed and courage have always saved him from the men who want to capture him...but now the men come on skis, moving quickly and silently over the mountain range.

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Sixteen-year-old Silvermay Hawker feels drawn to the newcomer in her village - a young man of solemn good looks named Tamlyn. But only heartache can come of this because Tamlyn is devoted to Nerigold and to little Lucien, her son. So things seem, until the dark forces of Coyle Strongbow come in search of Nerigold's baby...

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The amazing conclusion to Jacqueline Pascarl's quest to reunite with the children she lost to the Malaysian prince she once loved. For the first time she tells the full story of the torment of 14 years of waiting, hoping and secretly negotiating - and of the triumphant, happy reunion which brought the family back together.

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Since an alien selected her to be his time-travelling partner, Joss has met an assassin, confronted an anti-alien lobby and had her freewheeling lifestyle nipped in the bud by the high security that surrounds the first Chorian to study on Earth! Ages 14+.

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Features the uncensored life story of John Singleton: his mates, his women, and his larrikin ways. Kerry Packer calls him one of the few men who he would trust with a handshake. Four of his ex-wives still think of him as the most charming, romantic man they will ever meet. Yet, he is also a figure of controversy. This work presents his biography.

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