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Sheryl McCorry grew up in the outback carrying crocodiles to school for show and tell. When she was 18 her family moved to Broome, and it was the first time she had ever used a telephone or seen a television. Her story is an epic saga of life in one of the toughest and most beautiful terrains in Australia.

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On the twenty-fifth anniversary of her death, this intimate and enlightening book explores the legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales, and her influence on the monarchy, on her sons and on wider social attitudes.

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A raucous, earthy, in-depth look at one of the funniest and most controversial Australian entertainers of all time - a comedian who has refused to bow to the pressures of prim political correctness.

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Its cancer.
Dr Philippa Kaye was 39 years old when she heard those dreaded words, and had to cross the divide from being a doctor to being a patient. Filled with practical advice, this book tell the story of her life-changing diagnosis of bowel cancer and its treatment, and in surviving and thriving through cancer and beyond.

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The story of the man who became a music legend.

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(Paperback, Unabridged edition)

An insightful and page-turning biography of a true screen legend

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From the SAS to a headline-making solo journey across Antarctica - this is a story of courage, grit and determination.

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From the bestselling author of Sheila comes the story of a bewitching Australian socialite who fascinated the world.

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Experience what it felt like to face Ali in the ring, through accounts of the people that were there.

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Tiring of the hectic pace of seventies New York, acclaimed graphic designer Tomi Ungerer and his wife Yvonne hit the road in search of a new, simpler life on an isolated peninsula in Nova Scotia, Canada

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The outstanding English-language biography of the great Swiss star, arguably the greatest tennis player of all time, now exhaustively revised and updated.

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The extraordinary and searingly honest personal story of musician Miki Berenyi, revealing the highs and lows of navigating the madness of the '90s music industry.

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

Since Federation in 1901, 30 people have served in the position of Australian prime minister. Some have had the position thrust upon them. Some have schemed their way to the top. Four have served more than once. Three have died in office. Eight have been dumped by their own party. This essential reference tells each ones story.

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This work is a collection of life experiences recounted by senior Aboriginal women from Wirrimanu, Malarn and Yaka Yaka communities of the Balgo area in the East Kimberley. It provides an insight into the lives, culture and history of the people of the desert, as seen through the eyes of the women.

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A powerful portrait of the lives of four boarding-school graduates who died too young, John F. Kennedy Jr. among them, by their fellow Andover classmate, the New York Times bestselling author William D. Cohan.

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A warm, brave, inspiring memoir by much-loved Linda Nolan, on her roller-coaster life and coping with cancer

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An incisive biography of the prolific photo-essayist W. Eugene Smith

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In a celebration of the greatest creative writers of all time, a leading literary critic and author of The Book of J explores the mysteries of genius as expressed in one hundred of the most creative minds in history, including Socarates, Shakespeare, Milton, Dante, Hemingway, Whitman, and other nota

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A richly detailed biography of pioneering Australian botanist, Georgiana Molloy; a tale of love, adventure and flora.

(Paperback, Main - Faber Greatest Hits)

A new edition, part of the Faber Social's Greatest Hits series -- books that have taken writing about music in new and exciting directions for the twenty-first century.

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In this witty, intriguing, accessible account, Nicola Shulman interweaves the bloody events of Henry's reign with the story of English love poetry and the life of its first master, Henry's most glamorous and enigmatic subject: Sir Thomas Wyatt.