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In late 1999, Bill 'Swampy' Marsh began to collect shearing stories. This collection brings to life a world of outback stations, larrikins, roustabouts, sagacious dogs and babbling brooks whose blood is worth bottling. Part bush yarns, part social history, this book is a worthy successor to Marsh's 'Great Flying Doctor Stories'.

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Recently, the National Center for Victims of Crime reported annual figures showing 103,845 children were sexually abused, while in that same year there was a 20% increase in all rape incidents and a 33% increase in sexual assaults.

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The moving and inspirational true story of one little girl's battle against the medical odds and a mother's unwavering love for her daughter.

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Learn from others workplace war stories so that you can better avoid their unfortunate disasters.

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Henri de Monfried is inextricably linked to the Red Sea and the raffish ports between Suez and Aden in the early years of the twentieth century. This book is an account of how de Monfried becomes a collector and merchant of the fabled Gulf pearls, and is drawn into the shadowy world of arms trading, slavery, smuggling and drugs.

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This stranger-than-fiction cold case is about to crack wide open! Perfect for fans of Ill be Gone in the Dark and Zodiac

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The story of the POW camp that never was. Camp 4-B in the town of Naoetsu was the prison for some 300 Australian soldiers, who spent nearly three years there after being taken prisoner in Singapore. Sixty died in captivity - more men per capita than at any other Japanese POW camp. After the war, eight guards were executed for their reign of terror.

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The true story of one man's determination to master the world's deadliest helicopter and of a split-second decision that changed the face of modern warfare.

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The explosive sequel to #1 Sunday Times bestseller Bad Blood.

Set 18 years later, Hidden Sin is the story of Joey, his girlfriend Paula and Rasta Mo, the man he is to discover is his dad.

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The grisly tale of Australia's horrifying serial slayings in the Belanglo State Forest. The murder of the young backpackers shocked the nation and led to a full-scale police investigation.

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She argues that the rich and famous may kill for the same reasons as others, but they receive vastly different treatment and are often able to get away with murder.

Homicide by the rich and famous is not new in this country, nor is fascination with the crimes committed by our most revered citizens.

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Pauline Hanson claims to represent the average Australian but The Stalking of Julia Gillard's Kerry-Anne Walsh has discovered nothing could be further from the truth.

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It will take the reader on a journey through the various departments and wards where babies are made, thighs are reduced, noses straightened and spare kidneys are flown in from the Indian subcontinent.

We will meet doctors who sleep with nurses. Doctors who suck fat, pump up breasts, plump lips and lengthen penises.

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For years, Janet Elder said no to her son's pleas for a dog. Then, Janet was diagnosed with breast cancer. Granting Michael's wish with a sweet, mischievous poodle called Huck seems the perfect antidote. But when the family took a vacation, little Huck had to be left behind and he ran away from his minder.

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A hard-hitting memoir about a womans search to understand the man who raped her

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A compelling, jaw-dropping collection of stories from Andrew Fraser's high-profile career as a criminal defence lawyer.

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They said it couldn't be done. But Anne Wafula achieved many remarkable things in her life. This is her incredible story.