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New updated edition This book will change the way you think about your country... Australians now officially have the best living conditions in the world. Our country is both fair and free - and the only developed nation to have avoided a recession in the past twenty years.

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A delightful portrait gallery that evokes a turbulent time. In The Whitlam Mob, Mungo gives a sharp, witty and very personal account of the main characters of the Whitlam years - from Gough and Margaret to Lionel Murphy, Bill Hayden and Jim Cairns.

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In the aftermath of the 2010 election, Megalogenis considers what has happened to politics in Australia. He dissects the cycle of polls, focus groups and presidential politics and explores what it has done to the prospect of serious, difficult reform and the style of our leaders. He argues that politics-as-usual has become a self-defeating game.

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According to the author, we need a completely new politics built on the world as we find it. In his provocative new essay, he throws out a challenge to the party of social democracy, the Labour Party - to both its true believers on the left and on its right-wing machine men.

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What did George W. Bush and John Howard do to conservatism In their wake, the conservative parties in the US and Australia seem to have lost their way. How did the Right in Australia end up in this place How might it renew itself This essay unravels the terms Right and Left, and discusses what a better conservatism might look like.

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A book about the solar system that offers an appreciation of our place in the cosmos. From straightforward facts such as, How far away are stars and What did Galileo see through his telescope to broader questions such as, Is there an edge to the universe and How did the universe begin, it is suitable for various levels of interest.

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Raimond Gaita brings together a thought-provoking collection of essays by public intellectuals on the subject of conflict. Following the Israeli Army invasion of the Gaza Strip, Australians are left with questions of law, morality and politics; a minefield of ethical dilemmas to challenge the moral code we live by.

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Takes you behind the scenes of the Cleveland Browns' move to Baltimore and exposes a 'new' NFL, one in which big money and stadium economics have replaced fan allegiance and gridiron heroics.

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Traces Barry's career from his imprisonment on drug charges through his re-election as mayor.

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Unmasks the hidden secrets that have surrounded the Kennedy assassination for 35 years. The author explores the assassination in context, explaining the atmosphere of the times as well as the actions that led, inexorably, to the defining moment of this generation.

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Translation of sin reservas: un limite al poder absoluto published in 2010 by Planeta.

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The Lure of Politics takes readers back through the pivotal moments of Geoff Gallop's five years as premier of Western Australia. Gallop was elected to power after eight years of conservative rule during which the reputation of previous Labor administrations had been damaged in the findings of the WA Inc Royal Commission.