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Offering a collection of personal and defining moments, this book offers insight into the Great War as it was experienced and as it was remembered.

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On 27 August 1979, Paul Burns's life changed for ever. Travelling through Warren Point in Northern Ireland when the IRA detonated two massive bombs, he was involved in a devastating explosion - eighteen soldiers were killed that day; Paul was one of only two who survived.

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The heart-warming true story of a little boy and the cat that changed his life.

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An inspiring true story of a life devoted to helping Downs children.

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In 1946 seven former guards from the infamous River Kwai camp were put on trial for their lives before a military tribunal in Singapore, charged with the deaths of more than 3000 Australian and British POWs. This is the story of that trial.

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An account of how the author and his mother survived the erratic, violent outbursts of his father, a powerful man who tempered his rage with affection. To a young boy he was a man to both love and fear - until Carcaterra learned something which changed his life for ever: his father was a murderer.

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* A compelling portrait of glamour and corruption and a gripping true-crime story -- the murder of Sir Harry Oakes in the Bahamas in 1943.

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A lost artist...an obsessed collector...a true-life detective story set in the Australian art world, involving one of our most famous painters, Lloyd Rees. Both a fascinating and an immensely readable piece of art history and an insight into how works of art are evaluated.

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This is the remarkable story of two outstanding Australians whose lives were lived large, loud and often compartmentalised-- and who, ultimately, have been bound by tragedy.

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The first book to tell the story of an Australian POW in the famous Great Escape from Stalag Luft III in World War II, this is a moving account of the far too short life of a talented young man and a family hit hard by the Depression and war.

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Suitable for those who want to put "do unto others" in the centre of their lives and reap the unexpected benefits of happiness and health, this book inspires the reader with the day-to-day journey of meaning, gratification and joy that comes from contributing to the lives of others in so many creative ways.

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Drugs, sex and a pack of unscrupulous men circling, circling - it was always going to get ugly but no-one foresaw the tragic death of a young woman.

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Separated from her real mother at birth, Anya grew up in terror of her drunken bullying uncle. Beaten, humiliated and sexually abused by him from the age of six, she thought her life couldn't get worse. But one day it did.

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Andy Bell is a police constable with a problem. It's not that he's an undercover cop living in a brothel. It's not even that his friends are violent criminals who wouldn't hesitate to kill him. No, Andy's problem is he is enjoying it too much.

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A decade on, journalist Carol Altmann looks at how the people, the place, the killer, and the whole country has changed since the horrific massacre at one of Australia's most infamous historic landmarks.

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Compelling and dramatic insights into crucial moments inside the cockpit.

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A biography of Chicago's notorious Prohibition-era gangster provides a history of corruption in America, and discusses his life of crime.

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Ricky Conway, mother of two and estranged wife of a serving police officer, was found deceased in her Canberra suburban home. Suicide was suspected at first, as the day before she had tried but failed. Yet one detective noticed something unusual and, from that, suspicions grew, heralding an investigation into her death.