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Page 1: Boolarong Press Summer Catalogue

Boolarong Press

Page 2: Boolarong Press Summer Catalogue

The Queensland Caesar Sir Thomas McIlwraithDenver Beanland

Sir Thomas McIlwraith thundered across Queensland’s political and business landscape for 30 years. The three times Premier took bold and audacious actions, and had the energy and motivation to drive not only the colony’s economic development, but also his own business enterprises.

The publication narrates the history of one of Queensland’s great political figures.

ISBN 9781922109552

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 406

Format Soft Cover

History of Mt Coot-thaJanet Spillman

Brisbane people know Mt Coot-tha as the place to go for a walk, or to look for birds and other native animals. It has been a favourite picnic spot, and the Lookout gives visitors and locals alike the chance to look across the city to the Scenic Rim.

The history of the much-loved recreation area a story of politicians, managers, writers, artists and photographers who protected and interpreted Mt Coot-tha Forest Reserve.

ISBN 9781922109064

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 120

Format Soft Cover

No Humbug The pioneer educator Stuart Hawthorne MAStuart Hawthorne

Pioneer educator Stuart Hawthorne was Headmaster of Ipswich Grammar and Rector of Otago Boys’ High School. He held these appointments at a time of great social upheaval, when new secular schools were breaking away from centuries-old religious domination and the narrow focus on ‘classics’ was being displaced by a wider range of new ‘liberal’ subjects.

This biographical account reflects on how he delivered the education that he had envisaged during difficult times.

A very timely book considering the political emphasis on education today.

ISBN 9781922109637

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 446

Format Soft Cover

How to Make Fairy Houses Samara Welbourne

What to do with the kids these holidays? Answer: Build whimsical and gorgeous fairy houses for the girls and troll caves for the boys. This book explains step by step how to make fairy houses and troll caves. With some fast drying craft glue, cardboard, plastic pots, bark & twigs you’ve got enough for a basic house.

A highly addictive activity, with some imagination kids and parents alike can vary each design to make a whole fairy village.

ISBN 978192210942271

Genre History

RRP $19.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

New Releases

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How to Make Fairy Houses Samara Welbourne

What to do with the kids these holidays? Answer: Build whimsical and gorgeous fairy houses for the girls and troll caves for the boys. This book explains step by step how to make fairy houses and troll caves. With some fast drying craft glue, cardboard, plastic pots, bark & twigs you’ve got enough for a basic house.

A highly addictive activity, with some imagination kids and parents alike can vary each design to make a whole fairy village.

ISBN 978192210942271

Genre History

RRP $19.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

the last Australia DayManfred Jurgensen

The last Australia Day is a new literary novel from international best selling author, Manfred Jurgensen. This is a story of violent confrontation, a reflection on mateship, love, justice, individual and social conscience. Celebrating the Nation Day in 2011 leads to an outcome both tragic and auspicious.

ISBN 9781922109378

Genre Fiction

RRP $34.95

Pages 216

Format Hard Cover

Blue BostockGeoff Allen

Meet Blue Bostock, Australia’s first bullfighter and rodeo clown. Told in an authentic voice by an authentic Aussie character Blue Bostock: Australia’s first bullfighter and rodeo clown is the colourful story of one man’s life as one of this country’s most famous rodeo riders. From his carefree days growing up in Mackay to international fame as a rodeo rider and bull fighter, Blue Bostock was never one to let an opportunity pass him by.

Narrated by a true Aussie larrikin to one of his best mates, Geoff Allen, this book captures Blue’s free spirit attitude to life, and his time on the Australian rodeo circuit.

ISBN 9781922109408

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 314

Format Soft Cover

The Soldier’s Wall A Glimpse into their WorldLyris Mitchell

The restoration of Brisbane’s City Hall was not meant to be an archaeological dig. Unexpectedly, a number of artefacts of historical importance were discovered by the construction workers. In 2008, during the early stages of the renovation, a covered wall was found in the basement with the signatures of men who had enlisted into the Australian Army during World War II. The timing of this discovery was auspicious as it was made on the eve of the 70th anniversary of World War II.

ISBN 9781922109606

Genre Fiction

RRP $29.95

Pages 284

Format Soft Cover

New Releases

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A Cavalcade of Queensland’s Crimes and Criminals The Colonial years and beyond 1859-1920Jarvis Finger

In this book, for every year following the colony’s separation from New South Wales – from 1859 to 1920, Jarvis Finger has recounted Queensland’s most notable crimes. Six decades of murder, robbery, theft, bushranging, assault, stabbing, rape, riot, kidnapping, fraud, arson, conspiracy, forgery, cattle duffing. Some of the perpetrators would never be brought to justice, and many offenders serve long periods in prison. Others would receive the ultimate penalty, death by hanging. Stroll through the colony’s early years, through its dark side. Here’s your chance to encounter the most notorious scoundrels, scallywags and psychopaths of Queensland’s yesteryear.

ISBN 9781922109057

Genre History

RRP $24.95

Pages 236

Format Paperback

Thorn in my HeartThe Sequal to Tonia

Mary Messina

Thorn in My Heart continues the story of Tonia, a gentle woman of courage, resilience and optimism. It epitomises her heroic capacity to selflessly endure great adversity for the children she loves more than herself. Her generosity of spirit permeates her story.

Tonia’s ability to see good in all peoples and to hold on to optimism in the face of the incredible setbacks, provided valuable life lessons to her six children which, in the end, was the only legacy she could leave them.

ISBN 9781922109088

Genre Auto-Biography

RRP $24.95

Pages 250

Format Paperback

Tales from Bush GravesAnne Alloway & Roberta Morrison

It will never be known just how many men, women and children have died and lie buried in the bush. Many of the deaths were not registered, and they are known only because the local paper reported on them. It was not the selector who lost his life, but usually men who had no idea how harsh the country could be, and consequently took risks by walking between stations looking for work, most times with very little water, and not much idea of where they were going. The women followed their men, enduring the harsh conditions and sometimes not seeing another white woman for years. They died during child birth, usually the baby died as well. Young children succumbed to the harsh conditions, dying of convulsions, poisoning, and accidents.

ISBN 9780646569246

Genre History

RRP $39.95

Pages 260

Format Paperback

Treasoned ArgumentGrant Hutchinson

Shot down over the North African desert, Flight Lieutenant Owen Stanley is repatriated to his home town, Brisbane. It’s 1942 and the Japanese are threatening the Australian mainland. But Stanley has problems closer to home. Amid the friction created by the American presence he has been assigned to find out just why two Australian servicemen have turned up dead, so far from the front line. Stanley had thought he’d left the bloodshed behind, but his quest for answers will lead him to uncover an audacious Japanese plan and pit him against a group of compatriots bent on treason!

Grant Hutchinson re-creates the historical setting realistically: the resentment of American troops, the prejudicial treatment of Aborigines and the mindset of Japanese soldiers. The Courier-Mail

ISBN 9781922109156

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 248

Format Paperback

New Releases

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How to write what you want to sayPat Hipwell

This book will significantly improve writing skills for people who have to complete assignments, essays, reports and recommendations.

Students will improve their marks by using the easy to understand methods of answering questions set by examiners.

ISBN 9780987215901

Genre Self Help

RRP $19.95

Pages 56

Format Paperback

Outback MinersDan Kelly & Florence Joly

Tom is very excited about his first holiday at the beach. He has lived his whole life in an outback mining town where his father has worked very hard underground. Tom loves the surf and his new friends, but his coastal holiday nearly turns into a disaster.

ISBN 9781921920967

Genre Children

RRP $14.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

How to Set Up Your Book in Microsoft WordDan Kelly & Karen Graham

At last a book that show you how to set up a book in Word. Whether you have 2003 or 2010 edition this book will save you time and money.

Some of the topics in this book:• Page Setup • Section Breaks •Styles • Headers and

Footers • Page Numbering • Inserting Images • Table of Contents & Table of Figures • Creating a PDF.

ISBN 9781921920929

Genre Self Help

RRP $19.95

Pages 84

Format Paperback

Bushmen of the Red HeartJudy Robinson

Bushman of the Red Heart celebrates not only Ben, but also his parents Liz and Sam Nicker and their work in Central Australia from the Arltunga Goldfields in 1903 to Ryan’s Well/Glen Maggie from 1914-1930. In 1923 fifteen year old Ben crossed the Tanami Desert solo. In the 1930s Ben took his team of camels and guided Michael Terry’s expeditions in a triumph of bushmanship through the barren lands where Gibson and then Lasseter perished. In WWII Ben met a hero’s death in the campaign in Greece

ISBN 9781922109262

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 144

Format Paperback

New Releases

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Drawing Brisbane – an Artist’s JournalRobyn Bauer

Brisbane artist Robyn Bauer is passionate about drawing, walking, and Brisbane. This book contains hundreds of drawings that celebrate these passions. She has lovingly included things that appeal to her visually as an artist; the quirky and the unusual, the botanical and the cultural, all captured with her personal signature line and handwriting. This book will appeal to everyone with links to Brisbane. It provides a personal eyewitness account of all things Brisbane in 2010.

ISBN 978192155961

Genre Art

RRP $39.95

Pages 96

Format Paperback

Architecture and Urban Design in Brisbane Volume 2Graham de Gruchy

Dr de Gruchy updates his Architecture in Brisbane with the new buildings of Brisbane. Residential, commercial and public buildings have changed considerably since 1988 with greater focus on the environment and sustainability.

ISBN 9781921920998

Genre History

RRP $59.95

Pages 152

Format Paperback

Architecture in Brisbane Volume 1Graham de Gruchy

Explore the changing architecture of Brisbane from early beginnings to 1988 - the year Brisbane became a vibrant city.

ISBN 9780864390783

Genre Architecture

RRP $49.95

Pages 132

Format Paperback

Architecture/Art

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The Murranji TrackDarrell Lewis

In this well-researched, detailed book author and historian, Darrell Lewis, provides the definitive account of the track, from the time of the Aborigines and early explorers, to its opening by the legendary ‘bluey’ Buchanan, the beginning of the great droving ear in 1904 and it’s demise in the 1960s. It deals with attempts to establish stations in the area, the deaths along the track, the exploits of cattle duffers, legends of lost gold mines, and the famous “bagman’s Gazette’ - the messages and drawings and notices written on the stock route water tanks by the drovers and other travellers.

ISBN 9789211920233

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 206

Format Paperback

Icing On The Damper Marie Mahood

Join the Mahoods in the desert at Mongrel Downs ‘somewhere West of Alice’. Or at Cattle Camp In Central Queensland’s tropical Brahman bull country complete with ticks, fleas, sandflies and mosquitoes like German divebombers. Have a fat gonna for Christmas dinner at Cattle Creek, but there’s no dinner until you’ve dug the 4-wheel drive out of ‘spewy soil’, pulled Mad Cow out of the bog and mustered and branded 80 cleanskin cows.

ISBN 9781921920387

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 210

Format Paperback

In the Tracks of Old BlueyBobbie Buckanan

Nat Buchanan was the first European to cross teh Barkly Tablelands from east to west and first to take a large herd of breeding cattle from Queensland to the Top End of the Northern Territory. Buchanan created a droving record when he supervised 20,000 head over this route.

If he was an American they would build a Hall of Fame in his honour, but Australians haven’t heard of him. Ted Egan

ISBN 9781921920882

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 232

Format Paperback

Kajirri The Bush MissusLexie Simmons

In 1948 young Adelaide girl Lexie Simmons went to live on the great Victoria River Downs station in the remote outback of the Northern Territory. Before she knew it she was married to a head stockman and thrust into the role of ‘bush missus’. There are books aplenty about legendary stockman, drovers and station cooks, but the equally legendary station ‘missus’ has been neglected. The ‘missus’ often endured great isolation, and had to master many skills – butchering cattle, salting beef, making bread, minor surgery, peace-keeping among the station Aborigines, cooking for fifteen or twenty, helping out in the bronco yard, killing the odd snake, and ‘managing’ some of the cantankerous white men who drifted through the outback.

ISBN 9781921920790

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 232

Format Paperback

Australiana

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Fulfilling The VisionIvan Rudolph

Volume II covers Flynn’s Angels from 1940-2000. From Jean Auld in the Birdsville Hospital to Lois Hurst taking the children of Halls Creek to meet the Queen Mother in 1957. From Beth Symonds’ work with Aboriginal babies in Oodnadatta to Adelaide Miethke’s famous ‘School of the Air’ in the Red Heart. The dedicated work of Fred and Meg McKay.

ISBN 1876780088

Genre History

RRP $25.95

Pages 242

Format Paperback

John FlynnIvan Rudolph

John Flynn is one of Australias greatest folk heroes. His achievements are stuff of legend - no other Austrlian has had more monuments dedicated to him than John Flynn. Flynn established a network of cottage hospitals, flying doctors, patrol padres, welfare centres and radio transmitters to create a Mantle of Safety that would allow the Outbcak to be habitable for men, women and children.

Casting The MantleIvan Rudolph

This is a book about John Flynn’s aim “angels” of the Australian outback in the early twentieth century and the vital roles they played in fulfilling his dreams for a “mantle of safety” over the isolation of the bush. Confronted by rough, tough, bush communities, these young woman from cities experienced culture shock we can barely imagine today. Epic, life-threatening journeys to minister to the sick were part of workaday life for those gallant woman and we can only marvel at their dedication.

ISBN 9781921555862

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 304

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781875998913

Genre History

RRP $25.95

Pages 218

Format Paperback

Roping in the History of BroncoingDarrell Lewis

This book sets out the evidence to answer to this question and outlines its development and spread from one side of the continent to the other. It’s an amazing and quintessentially Australian story, one of the many stories from Australia’s ‘hidden history’. It will be of great interest to all the men and women who have used the technique, to those who are now attending bronco branding competitions, to any who have wondered at an old bronco panel or a faded photograph of broncoing in action, and to all who are fascinated by Australian history.

ISBN 9781921920240

Genre Outback

RRP $24.95

Pages 100

Format Paperback

Australiana

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From The Gulf, To God Knows WhereMarion Houldsworth

Charlie and Pauline Rayment wouldn’t live anywhere but the Outback. Charlie brought Pauline as a bride to ‘Kurran’, in the ranges of the Diamantina catchment. Pauline faced the wilderness while Charlie carved a property from the harsh environment.

Few stories have been told, or will be told, with such vivid immediacy and disarming naturalness as Marion Houldsworth presents them here.

Bill Gammage, ANU

ISBN 9781921920769

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 214

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921920165

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 232

Format Paperback

Red Dust RisingMarion Houldsworth

Ray Fryer says of himself, “I always admired those old-time pioneers, the Duracks and the Buchanans. I wanted to do something like them; something worthwhile.” So, when the government resumed the Fryer property for an army training reserve, Ray threw his swag into the back of his truck and headed off to the Northern Territory. This is the story of Ray’s ‘making something worthwhile’ of Urapunga, a run-down property on the Roper River.

ISBN 9781921920615

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 254

Format Paperback

Barefoot through the Bindies Marion Houldsworth

Australian children of this new millennium takes for granted a lifestyle that includes videos, TV, DVD’s, computer games… But the children of a hundred years ago, the Federation era, had a different set of expectations. They walked barefoot through the bindies to school. Their homes were bark-huts with ant-beds for floors. They harnessed their billy-goat carts to fetch wood and water. This earlier generation of North Queenslanders lived with floods and droughts. They knew grinding poverty and hard work, but they were proud of their independence, self-reliance and resilience.

Horsemen of the OutbackRevised EditionDon J. Corcoran

This is an extremely well researched work which will be treasured by all horse riders. It is a very thorough account of Australian spurs and the bush blacksmiths like Fred Gutte who designed his on Wave Hill Station, but is is much more that that. If offers a romantic folklore of the horsemen who used the spurs in their sometimes dangerous and often lonely rides on the cattle stations between outback Queensland and the Kimberley.

ISBN 9781921920530

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 238

Format Paperback

Australiana

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The Wild West in Australia and AmericaJack DrakeIn this volume of The Wild Wesst, Drake tells stories about the squattocracy, the cattle kings and the land barons; mounted police, sheriffs and posses in the pursuit of their elusive prey; bushrangers and outlaws and why they are so loved in popular fantasy; stockmen, ringers and cowboys; early white settlement and both friendly and hostile contact with indigenous peoples; and six shooters, gun slingers, snider rifles and infamous shoutouts.

ISBN 9781921920479

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 240

Format Paperback

The Outback vs The Wild WestVol 2 of The Wild West in Australia and America

Jakc DrakeIn this volume Drake, focuses on the famous pastoral explorers, drovers and trail drivers; the poddydodgers, horse-thieves and rustlers; the wars of the land grabbers with Australian Aborigines and the American Indians; the clashes of lawless western entrepreneurs with the laws of the bit cities in the east; the colourful females who ventured our into a man’s world and made thier names, the transport by puffing billies and famous stage coach lines and buckjumpers, roughriders and rodeos.

ISBN 9781921920516

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 254

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921920851

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 228

Format Paperback

Maybe It’ll Rain TomorrowMarion Houldsworth

This is Vol 2 to From the Gulf to God Knows Where.

Told with warmth, humour and compassion. A wonderful book.

Ross Quinn, Rockhampton

ISBN 9781921555473

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 266

Format Paperback

The Morning Side Of The HillMarion Houldsworth

Vivid recollections capture and convey the very atmosphere of the times of school of games Sunday School picnics the very houses we lived in. I felt myself drawn back to my own childhood.

The seemingly effortless writing and detailed descriptions of places and events are evocative of a remarkable period in Australian history.

Nancy Armati - Townsville.

Australiana

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The Cattle Dog’s RevengeJack Drake

The Australian bushman’s sense of humour is legendary: dry, laconic and with a good bite. Jack Drake is one of Australia’s best writers and reciters of this comic bush verse. He also has a great sense of farcical and the crazy tall story. These are ballads and yarns you’ll want to ricite in the evenings on the verandah.

ISBN 9781921920493

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 176

Format Paperback

Boats in the DesertRex EllisThis book is written with great humor and insight. is describes some the worls’s most unusual wilderness adventures, giving the reader a glimpse of an outback that few will ever see.In record inland floods of 1974, he opened the fist boats down the kilometres wide Diamantina River (Warburton channel) to Lake Eyre, and completed the only crossing ever of the lake, travelling the full length from North to South.

ISBN 9781921920639

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 136

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921920653

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 176

Format Paperback

Ten Thousand CampfiresRex EllisTen Thousand Campfires, is a smorgasbord of Rex’s bush humour and his experience leading safaris in the Outback over a period of more years than he cares to remember. But he also gives hilarious accounts of the downto- earth tourist safaris that the down to earth tourist safaris that he led in Europe, Africa and India. outback wildlife gives him an excellent basis for a comparative study of crazy human behaviour.

Reflections of a Queensland Country GirlsCynthia Lindenmayer

A heart-warming, nostalgic and often humerous account of family life and love, spanning over 60 years of Queensland’s changing cultural life, which will have strong appeal to both country and city folk.

This new edition produced in response to popular demand.

ISBN 9781921920400

Genre History

RRP $19.95

Pages 152

Format Paperback

Australiana

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Cape York PeninsulaLennie Wallace

Cape York Peninsula is arguably the most exotic wilderness region in Australia. Its history is as colourful as its geography and as steamy as its climate. The era covered is 1845-2003, but historian Lennie Wallace also tells us of early Chinese, Indonesian, Spanish and Portugese mariners and of many shipwrecks and daring escapes along its dangerous coastline.

ISBN 9781921920677

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 180

Format Paperback

Bitten by the Bull BugLennie Wallace

Lennie’s first book Leaves from the Peninsula, sold every copy printed. Here is the long awaited sequel. This tells how Lennie set out to populate the Peninsula with little Wallaces and what she did when the stork came calling. But the real story is when Lennie gets into showing her prize bulls and daxxles the local okels in a guest form Grand Champion Ribbon. Lennie’s method of travelling around with prize beasties makes Dad & Dave and Ma & Pa Kettle look like amateurs. Bitten by the Bull Bug will have you rolling around on the floor.

ISBN 9781921920578

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 134

Format Paperback

The Battlers of Butcher’s HillLennie Wallace

Butcher’s Hill or Lakeland is about halfway betweenCooktown and laura in the centre of the York Peninsula. This history is a celebration of the explorers, settlers, battlers and dreamers who struggled against adversity to develop this region. It is an ispiring saga that will make Queenslanders pround of their heritage of more than 150 years.

ISBN 9781921920691

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 144

Format Paperback

Bow Waves in the Bull DustLennie WallaceThe Cape York cattle stations were the heartland of small, family enterprises and were therefore very different from the vast stations in the Gulf and the NT owned by big companies and absentee landlords.Lennie lived her childhood in the small country township of Qld and her adulthood on the Peninsula. In the years after WWII Lennie and her fellow cattle-breeders around Laura and Coen bounced over the primitive bush tracks in US Army surplus jeeps and blitz-trucks..

ISBN 9781921920714

Genre Outback

RRP $29.95

Pages 184

Format Paperback

Australiana

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Paroo River LifeMat Wolnicki

This is the story of the Paroo River in Outback Queensland and New South Wales. Throughout this journey you will be thoroughly drowned, rattled, dusted and dehydrated as you arrive at homesteads, pubs, campfires and other yarning places. It is here that you will find that the Paroo River is no ordinary river.

ISBN 9781921054983

Genre Australiana

RRP $32.95

Pages 144

Format Paperback

Remember Cannon HillJohn Gilfoyle

When he moved back to Brisbane, John met up with a host of the characters who worked at the saleyards – stockmen, buyers, agents, clerks, butchers, contractors, a stock inspector, a journalist and a market reporter as well as a vendor who sold cattle there in 1933, and recorded all their stories for this book. A lively and sometimes humorous record of what really went on during the 60 years that the saleyards served the industry.

More Bloody Old AgentsJohn Gilfoyle

Twenty-five agents share their memories of what the agency business was like in the 40s, 50s and 60s - before bitumen roads, calculators, and mobile phones. Read about the loyalty and trust, the long distances and late nights, but above all, the fun they had and the friendships they made in the ‘good old days’.

And They Came to the Roma SaleyardsJohn Gilfoyle

This book will take you on a hair-raising journey from 1929 to 2005, from horse and carts to helicopters, and across the country from the Conondale Ranges around Kilcoy to Cloncurry and the Kimberley, form Moree to Mt Isa, and from the Murray River through the Channel Country and up to the Barkly Tableland. Along the way you’ll find rough horses, plenty of spills, battered vehicles and rum drinkers.

ISBN 9781921555367

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 224

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780977551323

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 223

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555121

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 224

Format Paperback

Australiana

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Bloody AgentsJohn Gilfoyle

A look at the Stock & Station industry from the inside by a bloke who has been there and done it! You will meet agents and graziers, drovers and buyers.

This is a humorous story that has sold over 17,000 copies.

ISBN 9781921555107

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 230

Format Paperback

Outback AchieverMaisie McKenzie

Legendary Dr Fred McKay was successor to Flynn of the Inland. From a humble beginning on a small sugar can farm in North Queensland, his life work became as big as the country itself. When John Flynn died in 1951 Fred McKay succeeded him.

ISBN 0864391951

Genre Australiana

RRP $32.95

Pages 224

Format Paperback

ISBN 978086439157

RRP $49.95

Format Hardcover

Bloody JackaroosJohn Gilfoyle

When he moved back to Brisbane, John met up with a host of the characters who worked at the saleyards - stockmen, buyers, agents, clerks, butchers, contractors, a stock inspector, a journalist and a market reporter as well as a vendor who sold cattle there in 1933, and recorded all their stories for this book. A lively and sometimes humorous record of what really went on during the 60 years that the saleyards served the industry.

ISBN 9781921555114

Genre Australiana

RRP $29.95

Pages 208

Format Paperback

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So They Said… Queensland YarnsD.S. Cassidy

This book is a ripper collection of yarns told to author on her travels around Queensland. So they said takes the reader to their nearest country pub, sits them down with a pot of beer, and allows them to become a local.

ISBN 9781921054921

Genre Australiana

RRP $19.95

Pages 144

Format Paperback

Australiana

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For Some Unknown ReasonCecil Pellow

For Some Unknown Reason is the story of an ordinary man.

During the living of his life, C J T (Tom) Pellow suffered abuse: emotional, physical and sexual.

He survived without becoming an alcoholic, drug addict or mental case.

His story is another tribute to the survival of the human spirit.

ISBN 9781921920844

Genre Auto - Biography

RRP $19.95

Pages 164

Format Paperback

A Ringer’s HandAndy Hughes

This is a true story about a young man that moved from the hussle and bussle of Sydney to live a life in the outback. Andy spent most of 1987 at Murranji at the top end of the Tanami Desert. He learnt how to ride rough horses, work crazy cattle and drive road trains. He went chopper mustering, barramundi fisihing and he rode steers at the Daly Water Rodeo. Andy aslo helped track down a suicide case, and during a trip to town he was mistaken for the “Kimberley Killer” by cops with their weapons drawn.

This is the story of the time of my life, enjoy the read.

ISBN 9781921920448

Genre Auto - Biography

RRP $19.95

Pages 142

Format Paperback

Face ValuesDawn Johnson

Face Values paints my rollercoaster ride of emotions after waking up with half a nose and a hole where my cheek should be. It shares the stigma of gross facial disfigurement, the pain and trauma of radiation therapy, misdiagnosis of peri-neural invasion leading to a life or death decision. Invasive skull based surgery followed by years of painful and debilitating reconstruction of my face resulting in severe bouts of depression. From the depth of despair I discover the value of life. True friends and caring people see below this surface.

ISBN 9781922109019

Genre Auto - Biography

RRP $24.95

Pages 258

Format Paperback

This is our Promised LandOlympia Rizidis

In 1955 Olympia migrated to Australia with her family. She loved it here as she didn’t have to work in the fields and could attend school. After school she started working in a bank and married, having a son and a daughter. She moved to Queensland in 1976 and studied chaplaincy and 4 units in Clinical Pastoral Education. Olympia heard many stories told by her grandmother and her parents, so she started a long journey of researching from Immigration and marine museums records, Googling and visiting Turkey and Greece and in Turkey found her father’s house still locked up as they had left it in 1922.

ISBN 9781921920318

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 240

Format Paperback

Biography

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Whistle up a StormKevin Crowe

Kevin Crowe was a rugby union player and World War II veteran. This book tells the story of his life as a rugby player in Queensland from the 1930s, and of his career as a referee and rugby administrator. He played 110 first grade games for New Farm and represented Queensland, Australia XV and Brisbane.

ISBN 9781921920141

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 296

Format Paperback

Surveying Success: the Hume Family in Colonial QueenslandHilary J. Davies

The Hume family achieved success in colonial Queensland from 1863 to 1901. This snapshot of Queensland’s history reveals how they coped with isolation and the deaths of five infants while working to establish themselves among the colonial elite.

ISBN 9781921555992

Genre Biography

RRP $32.95

Pages 256

Format Paperback

Dry Grass WhisperingNorah Kersh

“There’s not a prettier sound in the world… dry grass whispering.” A family story from a born storyteller; warm and poignant with a fine sense of the ridiculous. A book to remember.

“Norah’s whisperings in the grass have always come from the land, her family and her God… she has endured drought and flood, as a child and mother. Readers from the outback will need only change the property names and imagine different roads, and city folk will be introduced to a new world. The risks of survival are enlarged through the prism of distance.”

ISBN 9780957928510

Genre Biography

RRP $24.95

Pages 216

Format Paperback

Mawson’s Last SurvivorAnna Bemrose

Alf Howard sailed with legends of the heroic era of Antarctic exploration and became a legend in his own lifetime. He was the last surviving member of Sir Douglas Mawson’s 1929-1931 British, Australian and New Zealand Antarctic Research Expedition (Banzare) and was also the last survivor to have served aboard the coal-fired three-masted wooden ship Discovery, built for Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s 1901-1904 Antarctic odyssey.

ISBN 9781921920189

Genre History

RRP $32.95

Pages 264

Format Paperback

Biography

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Granville: a Mother’s GriefJune Ollerenshaw

Granville: A Mother’s Grief is the tragic tale of June Ollerenshaw’s life. From her first breath taken weeks premature, June’s life was a constant struggle for survival. Raised by loving parents, June overcame her disadvantaged start and in turn gave birth to two beautiful girls, Cathy and Lyndy. Tragically, disaster struck June’s life on January 18th 1977, in the form of the Granville Train Disaster. Cathy and Lyndy, 19 and 18 years old respectively, were both killed in the crash, shattering June’s life and leaving her with no-one to help pick up the pieces.

ISBN 9781921555985

Genre Biography

RRP $24.95

Pages 205

Format Paperback

ISBN 978 1 921555 985

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Diary of a Snake WhispererAdrian Walker

Snakes have absolutely no sense of humor whatsoever! You could tickle their tummies and tell them jokes (both squeaky clean and luridly off colour) without enticing the smallest hint of a chuckle. The same can be said of most people when an intruding snake enters their home. However, as readers of Diary of a Snake Whisperer will discover, a combination of intrusive snakes and distressed homeowners provides a unique recipe for frequent moments of humor. This is Adrian Walker’s account of a year in the life of a professional snake handler.

ISBN 9781921555466

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 184

Format Paperback

ToniaMary Messina

Tonia begins in Sicily and portrays village life in the turbulent years of Post WWII. The village that had seemingly remained dormant for centuries was suddenly restless and on the move. Many had left, mainly for the cane fields of North Queensland; among them was Tonia’s husband, Enzo. Tonia recreates life in the village at the time and explores the raw emotions and soul searching associated with families being torn apart in the euphoria of new possibilities and new adventures. It is a story of struggle, pain, joy, hope and human perseverance; but above all it is a love story.

Wollun OneBerice & Arthur Blanch

Wollun One is a book of many firsts that will keep you interested from beginning to end. This is a riveting story about the first Australian Country Music Family – Arthur, Berice and Jewel Blanch. This book is full of music memories, photos and identities that will strike a chord with all lovers of music. Featuring artists like Keith Urban, Alan Jackson, Slim Dusty, Glen Campbell, Anne Murray and Johnny Cash.

ISBN 9781921555183

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 334

Format Paperback

ISBN 0957853629

Genre Biography

RRP $29.95

Pages 168

Format Paperback

Biography

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Been There Done ThatRonald T. Parsons

A true, down-to-earth story of a young person growing up in Australia back in the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. It was a time of global financial crisis, high unemployment, wars, nuclear terror, drought, bush fires, floods and shark attacks. A time not unlike the present.

ISBN 9781921555336

Genre Biography

RRP $19.95

Pages 140

Format Paperback

Beyond the Red DoorJanet Shaw

A story of beating the odds and finding true identity whilst facing the onset of blindness. This inspiritional true story is one of incredible lows, great highs and a fighting spirit that took Janet Shaw to the Paralympics.

ISBN 9780980316902

Genre Biography

RRP $24.95

Pages 287

Format Paperback

It’s not Just About CarsA book for people who don’t read books.

Chester A Henchen

A junior bank officer searches for the love of his life and the cars of his dreams. An unexpected change of occupation leads him down a road surpassing his wildest expectations.

From boarding houses to the world of commerce, you meet some interesting characters on his journey in this true story.

Snippets of local history and unusual car information add to this easy read.

ISBN 9781921920981

Genre Memior

RRP $29.95

Pages

Format Paperback

No Ordinary GirlTamara Nowitzki

This book provides a deep insight into the daily living challenges endured by a sufferer of both neurological and psychiatric illness. No Ordinary Girl hopes to promote understanding and empathy.

No Ordinary Girl is about an Australian woman’s ambition to achieve her greatest sporting dream. The story since winning a silver medal is of struggle and turmoil. Having enjoyed a successful career in the pool, Tamara’s struggles with depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder resulted in trialling numerous medications, hospitalisations and 22 electroconvulsive therapies. With mental illness sabotaging Tamara’s success in the pool.

ISBN 9781922109170

Genre Autobiography

RRP $29.95

Pages 193

Format Paperback

Biography

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Campfire DreamingLeesa Smith

Illustrated by Debbie Taylor

Come and meet Henry, the young Aboriginal boy. Follow his adventures and learn more about his culture and his connection with the land.

Emu DancingLeesa Smith

Illustrated by Debbie Taylor

Henry wants to play his didgeridoo with his brothers and uncles around the campfire, while Grandfather told stories from the Dreamtime. But Henry has to make the great emu dance before he can play for his family.

Elmo the OrphanPamela Galeano

Illustrated by Christine Jenkins

Elmo, the baby Cassowary, has lost his dad and has been looked after by humans. But Elmo wants a cassowary family of his own. Pam Galeano’s books draw childrens’ attention and love towards endangered species.

Glissandra the GliderPamela Galeano

Illustrated by Daryl Dickson

This is a delightful children’s story of Glissandra the Glider. The story tells of a baby glider separated from her mother but eventually finds her way home.

ISBN 9780980482829

Genre Children’s book

RRP $24.95

Pages 24

Format Hardcover

ISBN 9780980626346

Genre Children’s book

RRP $24.95

Pages 24

Format Hardcover

ISBN 9780980494716

Genre Children’s book

RRP $17.00

Pages 36

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780980494709

Genre Children’s book

RRP $17.00

Pages 32

Format Paperback

ISBN 978 1 921054 34 1

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Children

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Outback CountoutNorah Kersh

This book teaches children to count while teaching them more about the Australian outback.

Outback SchoolNorah Kersh, Coreena Lucas and Nicky Cooper

This delightful picture book tells the story of children in isolated areas who are taught by the School of the Air.

Outback DoctorRussell Ousley

Illustrated by Norah Kersh

This story reflects a day in the life of Dr Kate — a Royal Flying Doctor. This is a book that will help children learn to read and at the same time learn more about the Australian outback.

Outback AlphabetNorah Kersh

This beautifully illustrated alphabet book uses themes of the Australian outback to help children learn to spell.

ISBN 0864392114

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

ISBN 0864392107

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 28

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555374

Genre Children’s book

RRP $19.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921054532

Genre Children’s book

RRP $19.95

Pages 28

Format Paperback

Children

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Outback SongsNorah Kersh

Outback Songs will not only teach young Australians and visitors some of our best Australian songs, but also provide hours of entertainment. Songs include: Waltzing Matilda, Home Among the Gum Trees and Arnhem Land Lullaby.

Grandma’s Precious ChestNorah Kersh

This is another beautifully illustrated tale of outback adventure. This easy-to-read book is for children from five years of age and up.

Benny The Blue HeelerLisa Case

Warning: wild ride ahead! Have you ever seen a blue heeler ride a four-wheeler? A dog on a ‘quad’? It’s time to read about Benny — the hottest dog on wheels.

Benny the Blue Heeler: from Flab to FabLisa Case

A K-9 with extra kilos? A puppy with too many pounds? Well, that’s Benny! Find out what happens when ‘fit’meets ‘fat’ on Fosberry Farm. This second part of Benny’s adventure is just as vibrant and thrilling as the first.

ISBN 1921054204

Genre Children’s book

RRP $19.95

Pages 24

Format Paperback + CD

ISBN 0864392133

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780980395402

Genre Children’s book

RRP $24.99

Pages 32

Format Hardcover

ISBN 9780980395419

Genre Children’s book

RRP $24.95

Pages 32

Format Hardcover

ISBN 0 - 864 - 39213 - 3

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Children

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Hull River RolleyPam Galeano

Illustrated by Daryl Dickson

Poor Rolley has a twisted tail. He is ready to hatch but where is his mum to help him? The dangers that lurk in the river will be a big challenge for him. This books tells of the adventures of a brave little crocodile.

Cassowary CoastPamela Galeano

Illustrated by Dorothy Webster

Count to ten with animals, from one large cassowary to ten biting green ants, in two languages: English and Aboriginal.

When Mackenzie Met MatildaLynelle Zita Westlake

Mackenzie, an Echidna, is coming home to his burrow after a busy day searching for food when he hears an unfamiliar sound — that of Matilda, a Wombat. How will these two different creatures react?

ISBN 9780980494730

Genre Children’s book

RRP $18.00

Pages 36

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780646546513

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 24

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780980494723

Genre Children’s book

RRP $16.00

Pages 24

Format Paperback

Fables of FortuneMichael Milne

Like all good treasure hunts, Fables of Forture is filled with adventure, excitement, romance and, most of all, riches. Hidden in this modern-day tale lies everything that young Australians need to know about making, growing and protecting wealth of their own.

ISBN 9780646513799

Genre Self Help

RRP $24.95

Pages 292

Format Paperback

Children

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Ornella the OwlLynelle Zita Westlake

On a very dark night, Ornella as a baby owlet was frightened by the sudden sight of large red eyes peering at her. When Ornella grew older, her mother wanted the family to learn to fly and hunt at night!

This tale explores Ornella’s journey to overcome her fears and reach her full potential as an Owl.

Pandora’s CatBelinda Walker

James, a young lad, and Patch, a scrawny cat, find themselves on board HMS Pandora for the seagoing adventure of their lives.

Trog the Book FrogLynelle Zita Westlake

Trog lives in a book case surrounded by books of every shape and size but he cannot read. Can you help Trog find out about letters, words, numbers and symbols?

ISBN 9781921054754

Genre Children’s book

RRP $16.95

Pages 20

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921054747

Genre Children’s book

RRP $12.95

Pages 62

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921054457

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 20

Format Paperback

Molog the FrogLynelle Zita Westlake

This inviting picture book is about the adventures of Molog the Frog. The story encourages children to interact by copying sounds and predicting what will happen next.

ISBN 1921054913

Genre Children’s book

RRP $15.95

Pages 24

Format Paperback

9 7 8 1 9 2 1 0 5 4 9 1 4

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Children

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Like a Lizard Lapping DewColeen Heathwood

This story about me is a POEM. It is the story of every lizard you see – in your back yard, at the park or in your school yard. This is a beautiful picture book shows the lizard as it scurries through its day.

ISBN 9781921555480

Genre Poetry/Short stories

RRP $17.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

Bargara Spur-Winged PloverColeen Heathwood

This story about a BargaraSpur-Winged Plover is a POEM.

Maybe this is the plover that frightened you when you walked too close to its nest! Look at the photos and make up your own story about a plover.

ISBN 9781921920943

Genre Children

RRP $17.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

Christmas BirdColeen Heathwood

Who knows what our Native Birds see as they busily build nests, feed babies, sit still on eggs and fly to who knows where in between? Maybe they did warble their beautiful tunes on that First Christmas Morning!!

Let your imagination fly with these birds as they retell that wonderful story in a way that’s never been told before. Poetry and Photography combine so that both magic and innocence are alive in this unique look at Christmas.

ISBN 9781922109545

Genre Children

RRP $17.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

BushfireNorah Kersh

Every day on School of the Air children from the bush tell their news from outback properties. We hear of musters, floods, poddy calves, snakes and all variety of bush experiences. Norah Kersh, a mother who taught her 9 children through School of the Air, has described beautifully a typical property situation through the pages of this book. Enjoy reading a day in the life of one of our bush kids.

Tim Moes, Principal Mount Isa School of the Air.

ISBN 9781922109293

Genre Children

RRP $15.95

Pages 24

Format Paperback

Children

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Bacon For Breakfast Billy’s Big Straw Hat Possum Rescue Author - Leesa Smith

Children will love the fun, adventurous stories in this series of educational books. The books follow the Australian curriculum and are an easy and enjoyable way to introduce your children to the joys of reading while giving them a grasp on the basics of our language.

There are three different packages and they all contain: 1. picture book, 3. readers, 1. bookmark, reading guide and personalised magnetic words.

Running on Rainbows: the Teaching ProgramWendy Allen

“At last: an art book that makes teaching art simple.”This book is a complete art teaching program aimed at

all ages. It is structured for both theory and activity. A Teacher’s Guide is also included in the program. This book is a must for any art teacher.

The 12 Magic Tricks of DrawingWendy Allen

Do you think you are hopeless at art? Good news – that belief is an ‘absolute myth’ says Wendy Allen, well known art teacher and author of the Running on Rainbows series. In her latest book, she unlocks the secrets behind how to create realistic drawings. This easy to follow guide will help even the most incompetent gain a flair for art.

ISBN 9871921054587

Genre Art

RRP $69.95

Pages 296

Format Paperback

ISBN 1921054131

Genre Art

RRP $24.95

Pages 72

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780980533910

Genre Educational

RRP $19.95

ISBN 9780980533903

Genre Educational

RRP $19.95

ISBN 9780980533927

Genre Educational

RRP $19.95

Educational

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FirebugJohn Sullivan

The Whisky Flat firebug has capped a busy two years with his most impressive light-up yet, generating new peaks of fear and bitterness. A very credible rumour links the pest to a big city corporation, hired to scare residents off land targeted for redevelopment. As the blaze closes on Whisky Flat township, nine-year-old Donny O’Brien goes missing, purportedly abducted by the developer to make his parents part with a key parcel of land.

The Coffeeholic and the CaféElizabeth Martin

Newly self-diagnosed Coffeeholic Claire moves to Cairns to escape a failed long-term relationship and to open the coffee shop of her dreams. But things are not as glamorous as she imagines. The coffee plantation is a dusty farm, the cafe is a tin shed behind a Hills Hoist, and the tall, quiet man who meets her at the station is called Bruce. Despite this and her own addiction, can she create the best coffee shop in Tropical North Queensland? Can she also find love at the same time?

ISBN 9781921555589

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 334

Format Paperback

ebook 9781921555701

ISBN 9781921555541

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 256

Format Paperback

ebook 9781921555695

The Lornesleigh LegacyKay Bell

This tells the story of a family living on a cattle farm in North Queensland. It is a heart-warming story of courage, life, love and loss set against a backdrop that stretches from Australia’s convict past, through the gold rush and boom years, up to the 1930’s depression.

ISBN 9781921555916

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 318

Format Paperback

BetrayalsIan Callinan

Betrayals plots the destinies of three people of very different backgrounds and personalities as they live their lives in Ipswich, Brisbane, Canberra, Vietnam, Oxford, Moscow and Bucharest. Each is profoundly affected by, and has an important role in the machinations of the great powers in the Cold War.

ISBN 9781921555879

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 354

Format Paperback

Fiction

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Rookwood IslandCaroline de Costa

The girl lay at the edge of the beach, lapped by the incoming tide. Her long dark hair was bleached gold at the tips, and her toe nails were painted an iredescent blue that matched the Ulysses butterfles circling above her...But who was she, and what had brought her to the remote part of Far North Queensland, across from Rookwood Island?

ISBN 9781921054877

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 284

Format Paperback

ebook $9.95

Under the SkinCaroline de Costa

In the small North Queensland town of Cassowary Creek the inhabitants prepare for a cyclone. Maud Murphy uneasily awaits the arrival of Sinead, a young woman she has never met. This visitor seems intent on raking up the past; a past Maud has been trying to forget since an unsolved tragedy seven years earlier.

ISBN 1921054859

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 223

Format Paperback

Fern Vale or the Queensland SquatterColin Munro, abridged edition by Rod Fisher

Fern Vale or The Queensland Squatter was the first novel ever written in Queensland. This contemporary edition has been abridged by Rod Fisher. Colin Munro was a young mercantile clerk who lived in various areas throughout Queensland until he died of cancer in 1918.

ISBN 9781921920158

Genre Fiction

RRP $34.95

Pages 352

Format Paperback

Fiction

Ripples and ReflectionsChris Pearce

A collection of memoirs, fiction and poetry by local Brisbane authors and students of Seville Road State School.

ISBN 0646152122

Genre Fiction/Short stories

RRP $24.95

Pages 294

Format Paperback

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Heroes & GaolbirdsG.W. Hinde

This is the history of five generations of one family in Australia. The story starts when a family fights for England in the Battle of Trafalgar and when they were given their pay for ten years of service it totals one hundred and eighteen pounds for ten years of loyal service. So they come up with a plan to do a robbery because they wanted to be sent to Australia when they learnt that convicts were allowed to keep any savings that they had prior to their transportation. Enjoy this story and many other of the Nelson Family that originated in Burnham Thorpe UK.

ISBN 9781921920134

Genre Fiction

RRP $24.95

Pages 256

Format Paperback

Fiction

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Never, Ever, Again…Why Australian Abortion Law Needs ReformCaroline de Costa

In Never Ever Again, Caroline de Costa unearths many tragic records to show exactly what abortion meant for Australian women before the landmark Menhennitt judgment in Victoria and other legal cases opened the way for law reformers and enlightened doctors to provide safe accessible abortion. Although abortion law has been reformed or decriminalised in many Australian states and territories, it remains a crime in Queensland, New South Wales and other states.

RU486Caroline de Costa

RU486 is the drug prescribed for medical abortions. This book deals clearly with the nature and effects of the drug, its risks and the history of its development and use in Europe, the United States and other countries. It discusses the drug’s possibilities for use in the future – for medical abortion, but also for contraception and for the treatment of endometriosis, fibroids, and cancers of the breast and brain. RU486 is an important drug; RU486 the book is an important reference source for both women and men.

ISBN 9781921555510

Genre Health

RRP $24.95

Pages 180

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921054334

Genre Health

RRP $24.95

Pages 180

Format Paperback

Nurses Prefessional Development RegisterElizabeth Kelly, Bonita Jubb

This book introduces the practice of nurses self auditing, keeping a professional record of practice experience and continued professional development. The register identifies the professional nursing standards and competencies of; professional practice, critical thinking and analysis, provision and coordination of care, collaborative and therapeutic practice and reflective and ethical practice domains. By completing the register nurses are able to keep efficient and effective audit of their practice and maintain industry relevant experience records.

ISBN 9781921920332

Genre Medical

RRP $19.95

Pages 64

Format Paperback

Midwives Professional Development RegisterElizabeth Kelly, Bonita Jubb

This book reintroduces the practice of midwives self auditing, keeping a professional record of practice experience and continued professional development. The register identifies the professional midwifery standards and competencies of; legal and professional practice, midwifery knowledge and practice, midwifery primary health care provision, and reflective and ethical domain practices. By completing the register, midwives are able to keep efficient and effective audit of their practice and maintain industry relevant experience records.

ISBN 9781921920325

Genre Medical

RRP $19.95

Pages 64

Format Paperback

Health

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Poor Me no MoreFiona Best

Fiona is a physiotherapist and counsellor who in 1991 admitted herself into a psychiatric hospital, no longer able to function in the world. Consumed by anxiety and panic, she had not been able to sleep for months and was so afraid of other people that she found if terrifying to leave the house. In this inspirational book, Fiona shows readers how to get over their fears, insecurities and anxieties, and how they can stop being a victim and start living their lives to the full.

You Probably Have Parkinson’s DiseaseGary Hatcher

The book takes the reader through the early stages of the Parkinson’s disease, when the author, Gary Hatcher, knew there was something wrong with himself, but didn’t know what. He writes about his Deep Brain Stimulation operation and then documents his time going through the first six months of recovery.

ISBN 9781921054693

Genre Health

RRP $24.95

Pages 184

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555497

Genre Health

RRP $19.95

Pages 139

Format Paperback

The Human Psyche in Love, War and EnlightenmentP. J. Snow

The Human Psyche is a far-reaching expose of human identity that seeks to unify startling new insights gained from modern neuroscientific studies of higher consciousness, introspection and philosophy. This book will be of particular interest to all those fascinated by human behavior, its origins in the animal world and its implications for our future.

ISBN 9781921555428

Genre Self Help

RRP $49.95

Pages 516

Format Paperback

Hail CaesarCaroline de Costa

Who performed the first caesarean? Was Julius Caesar born by caesarean section? If a woman has a caesarean for her first baby, do all the other births have to be caesareans as well? Is it okay for a woman to have a caesarean just because she wants one or is that being selfish? What are the real risks of caesarean section and why is the caesarean rate rising steadily in Australia with one in three babies now born this way? These questions and many others about this hotly debated surgical operation are all answered in Hail Caesar.

ISBN 9781921054280

Genre Health

RRP $29.95

Pages 300

Format Paperback

Health

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Tobruk’s Easter Battle 1941 John MacKenzie-Smith

The initial Australian and British victory over Rommel’s Afrika Korps on Easter Monday 1941 at Tobruk was Germany’s first defeat in World War II. The vital actions of Queensland’s 2/15 Battalion on that day have been generally ignored. For the first time, this book details how this battalion delivered the final blow to the German infantry.

ISBN 9781921555855

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 192

Format Paperback

Ordinary Men Extraordinary ServiceChris Lowndes

The men of the 9th Battalion, a Queensland-based unit of the AIF, were among the very first wave of volunteers to enlist for war service, and were the first Australians to land at Gallipoli. For these young men reality would soon see their world turn upside down. This book follows these brave men through their experiences.

ISBN 9781921555862

Genre History

RRP $32.95

Pages 314

Format Paperback

The Morning Side of the HillMarion Houldsworth

This is an account of life in wartime Townsville.

Vivid recollections capture and convey the very atmosphere of the times of school, games, Sunday School picnics and the very houses we lived in. I felt myself drawn back to my own childhood. The seemingly effortless writing and detailed descriptions of places and events are evocative of a remarkable period in Australian history.

Nancy Armati, Townsville.

ISBN 9781921555473

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 266

Format Paperback

To Hell and BackAussie Sky Heroes in Bomber CommandLaurie Woods

To Hell and Back is the story of some of the other Australian airmen who flew with Bomber Command. Laurie Woods either knew these men personally or had heard of them during the campaign. These stories have been verified by conversations with the men or their relatives and in some cases historical records. You will be in awe of these heroes as you hear the stories of courage, sacrifice, skill and luck.

ISBN 9781921920424

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages

Format Paperback

History

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Halfway to HellLaurie Woods

The content of this book are based on personal interviews, personal service stories among Laurie’s mates, members of the Royal Australian Air Force, and historic records of airmen who were mainly trained in the Empire Air Training scheme. The scheme was created to keep up a supply of trained aircrew to replace the immense numbers who were giving their lives. This book also tells of Australians among the heroic crews of Bomber Command and of their amazing courage and the record of achievement that is recorded forever in this history of Australian courage.

Flying into the Mouth of HellLaurie Woods

People who did not have the privilege of service in an active squadron overseas cannot appreciate the bond that existed between aircrew, which flew together “into the mouth of hell”. The book tells of one Tasmanian boy who became an aircrew bomb aimer and completed a full tour of operations among the heroic crews of Bomber Command. Air Commodore K.R. Parsons, C.B.E., D.S.O., D.F.C., A.F.C.

Diaries of a Stretcher-Bearer Donald Munro

This is the story of a family that came to Australia before WWI and soon found itself deep in the war with four volunteer family members taking part. A day-to-day account of heroism of the stretcher bearers who went out into no-man’s-land and picked up wounded and dying men and struggled back to their own trenches through the glutinous mud while being shot at by German snipers even when they carried a white flag. The author’s steadfast spirit in finding, wherever possible, the lighter side of the war, is something not touched on in many war diaries.

ISBN 1921054905

Genre Military

RRP $29.95

Pages 221

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780646332673

Genre Military

RRP $29.95

Pages 261

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555558

Genre Military

RRP $29.95

Pages 249

Format Paperback

Winning from Downunder Noel Tunny

Winning From Downunder discusses the three advantages, namely leadership, largesse, and luck, enjoyed by the U.S.A. and Australia that brought the Japanese conquest of South East Asia and much of the Pacific to an end. The book gives insights into the personalities of the senior leaders of the Allies as revealed by their own actions and by the opinions expressed by their contemporaries. When discussing the atomic bombing, the women who went to war, the heroism and the brutality of war, this book is faithful to Lord Byron’s belief that, ‘there are deeds that should not pass away and names that should not be forgotten.’

ISBN 9781921555572

Genre Military

RRP $39.95

Pages 296

Format Paperback

History

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Wings on the River David Jones

Wings on the River tells the colourful story of flying boats from Brisbane’s unique viewpoint. Flying boats represented comfort and safety in reaching distant and exotic places across the sea, and Brisbane was on the doorstep of flying boat travel for more than fifty years. Wings on the River traces the whole flying boat era in Australia through its many changes, its triumphs and adversities.

ISBN 9781921054273

Genre History

RRP $24.95

Pages 112

Format Paperback

Master MarinerDavid Jones & Peter Nunan

Captain Harold Chesterman was one of the many quiet contributors to our society: a hero who lived amongst us without widespread recognition. Master Mariner follows this remarkable man’s professional assocation with the sea. From when he was one of the few Australian lads enrolled in a British maritime training college to when he captained a support ship that serviced lighthouses and beacons along the Queensland coast.

ISBN 9781921274121

Genre History

RRP $35.95

Pages 249

Format Paperback

Subs Down Under: Brisbane, 1942-1945David Jones and Peter Nunan

David Jones and Peter Nunan tell, for the first time, the complete story of the U.S. Submarine task force based in Brisbane during World War II. Highly secret at the time, the submarines’ activities remain little known even today, though their contribution to the war effort in the Pacific was significant. Drawing on the personal experiences of individual sailors, Subs Down Under records the events that occurred during this difficult time.

ISBN 9781921555893

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 328

Format Paperback

ISBN 978 1 921555 89 3

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Royalty & the RiverDavid Jones

Through a century and a half the Brisbane River has witnessed a succession of vibrant royal spectacles and the enthusiastic response of Queenslanders. This book steps through those years, visiting each scene in words and pictures, from the time when Australian colonies were one with the Mother Country half a world away, to the confident nation today which sees itself an integral part the broader world community. “From the visit to Brisbane by Prince Alfred in February 1868 through to the visit by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II & Prince Philip in October 2011.

ISBN 9781921920745

Genre History

RRP $24.95

Pages 132

Format Paperback

History

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“I’ll See you in New York” TITANIC The courage of a SurvivorDavid Haisman

The Titanic story had been todl to David on numerous occasions by his mother who, at the age of 15, had survived that disaster and was old enough to remember vividly the voyage, and the tragic events that followed. Throughout this book, the emphasis has been on an authentic family story and not necessarily and hostorical account of the Titanic disaster itself or other events of that time.

ISBN 9780646332369

Genre History & Biography

RRP $19.95

Pages 154

Format Paperback

A Greater GuiltNoeline Kyle

A brutal murder of a child in the English village of Road in 1860.

If you are a true crime enthusiast; if you wonder about what happens to a woman, a human being, after she has confessed, been tried, and then imprisioned for twenty years, you will enjoy Noeline Kyle’s tracing of Constance Kent. A Greater Guilt tells of the terrifying events of the murder of Constance’s 3 year-old half-brother in 1860.

ISBN 9781921555343

Genre Biography

RRP $32.95

Pages 264

Format Paperback

Tennyson BreachDavid Topp

Tennyson Breach tells the story of the Tennyson Reach apartment development located in the inner south-western Brisbane suburb of Tennyson. It charts Tennyson Reach’s gestation in 2005, when the Queensland government announced the construction of a brand new State Tennis Centre and 6 building strong luxury apartment complex on the site of the former Tennyson Powerhouse, the 2007 release of off-the-plan Tennyson Reach apartment sale contracts, the 2009 property value “reality check” spawned by the Global Financial Crisis, and finally the raw devastation wrought by the infamous 2011 Brisbane River flooding.

ISBN 9781921920356

Genre Other

RRP $24.95

Pages 146

Format Paperback

Speedway Tonight Tony Webb

The most important fact about Davies Park was that it was one of the first purpose-built speedways in the world that truly embraced these basic themes of spectacle, crowd participation, sponsorship, noise and excitement in a two-hour package. The raw beginnings were refined and developed at Davies Park in the period 1927-1931. The manner in which the racing was presented at Davies Park in 1927 was the model for how it is still run today.

ISBN 9781921555503

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 151

Format Paperback

History

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The St Helena Story Jarvis Finger

Several kilometres from the mouth of the Brisbane River lays St Helena Island. For more than 60 years from 1867, St Helena was home to thousands of society’s outcasts, for here was located colonial Queensland’s foremost prison for men. During those years, and in the decades following its closure in 1933, the lovely little island gained a fearful reputation as ‘the hell hole of the Pacific’ and ‘Queensland’s own Devil’s Island’ where men were reputedly ‘kept chained by day and night’, ‘flogged to death’ and ‘hurried under the sod while their oppressors turned on those still living’.

Porton: a Deadly Trap Audrey Davidson

In Porton: A Deadly Trap, Davidson delves into the untold story of Porton through the use of Official Reports and eyewitness testimonies. The book reveals that Porton was a futile and unnecessary operation with a casualty rate of 56 per cent, which was never made public.

ISBN 9781921555442

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 296

Format Paperback

ISBN 0646447661

Genre Military

RRP $25.00

Pages 192

Format Paperback

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ISBN 0 646 44766 1

Trombone’s Troubles Henry Plantagenet Somerset

Complied by: Denise Bender

Trombone’s Troubles is Henry Plantagenet Somerset’s account of the incidents and episodes of the first three decades of his life, including his early childhood days in India with his fwamily, his school days in England at Wellington College, and his years spent as a jackeroo in the early pastoral days of Queensland. Trombone. As leading bass in the school choir, he sang solo ‘The Village Blacksmith’ for Queen Victoria on one of her College visits.

ISBN 9781921555534

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 224

Format Paperback

Shadows of War on the Brisbane LineGraham Smith

This book is recollections of a young boy growing up in a Queensland bush community during World War II. The stories are a snapshot of a world that is almost unrecognisable to the one we live in today, about a community that no longer exists.

ISBN 9781921555831

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 254

Format Paperback

ISBN 978 1 921555 83 1

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History

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Voices from Brisbane Rugby League Greg Mallory

This book is an oral history based on interviews with some of the legends of the game. Greg Mallory presents the stories of these greats - the memories, the achievements, the disappointments and the characters they met along the way – in their own words, in a tribute that derives from Greg’s own love of the ‘the greatest game of all’. Such names as Crocker, Lovejoy, Gallagher, Metassa and Leis are just to name a few people portrayed in this book.

Asio: The Enemy Within Michael Tubbs

This is a book that is long overdue. If you want to know what ASIO has been doing in and to our society, this is the book for you. No one is better qualified to deal with Australia’s premier domestic ‘nosey parker’ than Michael Tubbs, one of the few barristers who took the fight up to ASIO by appearing for clients who had fallen foul of its powers. If you want to know how ASIO’s national network of political spies have surreptitiously and manipulatively affected Australia’s free society and changed its political landscape, you need to read this book.

The Making of a Metropolis John R. Laverty

Brisbane began as a disreputable convict establishment. All the same it was named after the governor of New South Wales, General Sir Thomas Brisbane. When Queensland was separated from NSW and Brisbane was incorporated as a municipality in 1859, its attributes ensured that it would become capital of the new colony. Despite the ravages of depressions in the mid-1860s and early-1890s, a high birth rate and a vigorous immigration policy produced a rapidly increasing population. Brisbane had reached metropolitan status by 1925. This is the untold story of Brisbane.

Queensland Turf Club – a Place in History Helen Coughlan & Noel Pascoe

Take a journey back in time as you look through the pages of this book.

Award winning photographer Noel Pascoe has captured some amazing memories on film which are displayed throughout this magnificent book, beautifully accompanied by Helen Coughlan’s writing that shows her passion for racing and horses.

ISBN 9780975770412

Genre History

RRP $40.00

Pages 216

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780980539905

Genre History

RRP $35.00

Pages 293

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780975179352

Genre History

RRP $39.95

Pages 256

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555329

Genre History

RRP $49.95

Pages 304

Format Hardcover

History

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Kokoda TrailStuart Hawthorne

The barefoot mailmen, heroic ANZACs, Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels and history of the Kokoda Trail in PNG.

ISBN 9781921920202

Genre History

RRP $29.95

Pages 281

Format Paperback

Through the Eyes of Thomas PamphlettChris Pearce

This book examines the everyday lives of convict Thomas Pamphlett (1788-1838) and other ordinary people in such diverse places as Manchester, a convict ship, Sydney, a chain gang, Newcastle, the Hawkesbury area and Brisbane.

Boosting BrisbaneRod Fisher

THIS IS A SIGNED LIMITED EDITION WITH DUST JACKET OF 100 COPIES ONLY

Boosting Brisbane provides a treasure trove of visual delights. So if you are into history, literature, fine arts, architecture, geography, media, technology, museology or culture of Brisbane in particular this timely collection fits the bill.

ISBN 9781921555238

Genre History

RRP $97.50

Pages 304

Format Hardcover

Rare

Rare

ISBN 0646152122

Genre History

RRP $59.95

Pages 200

Format Paperback

The Bird Man Of BrisbaneLouis J Pigott

When Silvester Diggles arrived in Brisbane in 1855, there was little artistic or scientific talent in the small frontier town. By the time of his death in 1880, his paramount legacy was a large book on Australian birds, profusely illustrated with hand-coloured lithographs. Acting as his own publisher from 1865 onwards, Diggles produced the first substantial zoological work to commence publication in Australia. The compilation and content of this rare work of art and natural history is examined here in the light of Diggles’ life and times, as well as his ornithological predecessors and contemporaries.

ISBN 9781921555620

Genre Art

RRP $29.95

Pages 230

Format Paperback

History

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Tom Hurstbourne: or a Squatter’s LifeGerard Benjamin & Gloria Grant

Tom Hurstbourne is a highly readable and lively novel, with an intriguing and entertaining plot. Faced with losing his centuries-old family estate to debt, Tom Hurstbourne headed to colonial Australia to make his fortune. This manuscript was long-lost for 145 years. Brisbane Editors, Gloria Grant & Gerard Benjamin, transcribed the manuscript and wrote its introduction and contextual notes.to help pick up the pieces.

ISBN 9781921555435

Genre Biography

RRP $59.95

Format Hardcover

ISBN 9781921555404

RRP $39.95

Format Paperback

From River Banks to Shearing Sheds10 Years with Flying ArtsMarilyn England

The story of one man’s dream to give people living in outback Queensland the same opportunity to study fine art as people in the city, helping them to overcome the mental isolation of life in the bush.

ISBN 9780980583717

Genre

RRP $30.00

Pages 202

Format Paperback

With Compass Chain and Courage Doris Gray-Woods

A brilliant book rich in history about the beginnings of surveying in Australia and New Zealand. It documents the difficulties, dilemmas and changes in surveying throughout the 1800’s through the story of two remarkable brothers, James and Horatio Warner.

ISBN 9781921555169

Genre History

RRP $25.00

Pages 214

Format Paperback

The Best of Colonial BrisbaneRod FisherPacked inside this unique collection on colonial Brisbane are no less than 22 essays by historian Rod Fisher. Most were published as scattered articles in various formats over 25 years, 3 have never seen the light of day and all are brought up to date. While stepping through the years from 1842-1901 and sometimes further as a continuum. The ‘Occupation’ deals with early settlement, employment and pursuits until the 1860s.The ‘Separation’ section concerns several historical oversights about 1859.The ‘Personation’ portrays the rise and fall of 4 ‘representative men’ from early colonial years to the end of the era.

ISBN 9781922109071

Genre History

RRP $39.95

Pages 402

Format Paperback

History

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Bonsai: it’s Art, History and PhilosophyDeborah Koreshoff

This richly illustrated book has won international acclaim; the scholarly text discusses objectively the ranging genres of the age-old art of Bonsai.

Bonsai in AustraliaDorothy & Vita Koreshoff

Written specifically for the newcomer to Bonsai and an invaluable guide to growing and caring for Bonsai in Australian conditions. The authors have an international reputation. Illustrated with colour plates, this is a very easy to read book.

Bonsai with Australian NativesDorothy & Vita Koreshoff

Until recently, trees indigenous to Australia have either been ignored or feared by Bonsai growers. The authors of Bonsai with Australian Natives, however, have successfully experimented with Australian natives since 1949, and in their book discuss species and methods that have been cultivated successfully.

All Your Gardening Questions AnsweredTom Wyatt

Like thousands of other admirers, we have been waiting for this book to be reprinted. So roll up your sleeves and learn from the Gardening Guru Tom Wyatt. Learn how to create a garden, whether in the sand of the beach-house or in the clay soil. Exotics or natives, fruit trees or palms, vegetables or hardy annuals the Gardening Guru will tell you how to grow it.

ISBN 0864391943

Genre Gardening

RRP $49.95

Pages 304

Format Paperback

ISBN 0864391943

Genre Gardening

RRP $13.95

Pages 56

Format Paperback

ISBN 0908175663

Genre Gardening

RRP $21.95

Pages 64

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921555848

Genre Gardening

RRP $29.95

Pages 128

Format Paperback

Home & Garden

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I’m Over it!Karen Devereux & Penny Toms

Finally, an easy-to-use renovating book by two world-class interior and exterior designers. This is everyone’s guide to dealing with the stress of building or renovating; choosing paint colours, a kitchen bench, and what sort of floor to have; and maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner. If you are renovating, then this is the book for you.

ISBN 9781921555275

Genre Home

RRP $34.95

Pages 160

Format Paperback

ISBN 978 1 921555 27 5

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Bonsai in the Tropics Dorothy & Vita Koreshoff

Written specifically for the newcomer to Bonsai and an invaluable guide to growing and caring for Bonsai in Australian conditions. The authors have an international reputation. Illustrated with colour plates, this is a very easy to read book.

It has long been necessary to have a book dedicated to growing Bonsai’s in the countries between the tropics of Capricorn and Cancer.

ISBN 0908175639

Genre Gardening

RRP $13.95

Pages 56

Format Paperback

COMING SOON

Home & Garden

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Cape York: a 4WD ExperienceLynn & Yvonne Fraser

A compulsory read for anyone who wishes to travel to the Far North. Whether you drive yourself, choose a tour operator, go by air or sea, this book is a necessary item. It contains 150 colour photographs of destinations you can visit. After reading this book and with sensible planning you will find that Cape York is accessible to all people from all walks of life and of all ages. From the wild, untamed bush to the people of the Torres Strait, Cape York will surprise and delight any visitor.

Hot Feet And Far HillsJudy Cannon

‘My feet and I have found us in many places from palaces, cathedrals, and temples to synagogues and mosques. In beautiful parks and lonesome winter gardens to poor, bare shacks that served as somebody’s home, through splendid houses of both the crooked and the upstanding to wandering into grand hotels and youth hostels to houses of doubtful repute.’ Follow Judy Cannon on this fantastic autobiographical journey.

World at my FeetTony Groom

This is a book of beautiful images, great stories and some of the best places in the world to see. Tony has captured the world’s most beautiful walks. If names such as The Grand Canyon, The New York Marathon, Antarctica, Mt Kenya, Patagonia and the Swiss Alps give you itchy feet then read on.

ISBN 9781921555176

Genre Travel

RRP $34.95

Pages 176

Format Paperback

ISBN 9780646490762

Genre Travel

RRP $14.95

Pages 208

Format Paperback

ISBN 9781921054105

Genre Travel

RRP $39.95

Pages 160

Format Paperback

The Highway One Travel CompanionDavid Taylor

Vol 1 of The Highway One Travel Companion covers east coast Australia from Melbourne in the south to Tweed Heads on the NSW/QLD border. In the tradition of Route 66 The Highway One Travel Companion takes you on the old scenic route from Melbourne to Cairns. Like pearls on a necklace, the length of Highway One is studded with pretty and uniquely Australian small towns, but huge sections of the old road have been bypassed over the decades. The unique Highway One Travel Companion is the easy way to find and explore Old Highway One, its towns and attractions.

ISBN 9780987218902

Genre Travel

RRP $29.95

Pages 256

Format Paperback

Travel

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The Art of SpeechDora Krummel

Now in its 12th Edition, a book of basic text on the subject of Speech Production and Dramatic Art. On sale since it was first published in 1945, each edition has been enlarged and brought up to date with the passing years.

ISBN 0864391420

Genre Self Help

RRP $12.95

Pages 189

Format Paperback

Here Is the (Australian) NewsMelissa Agnew

Australia is a big country that needs fine voices to resonate nation-wide in our ever-changing news industry. The newscasting profession has struggled to overcome a scarcity of training or guidance material on how to use the voice properly to present the news on radio and television. This book is specifically for Australian newscasters.

ISBN 9781921054525

Genre Self Help

RRP $39.95

Pages 152

Format Paperback

How to Be Your Own TherapistBernadette Mercer

Bernadette has written this book about what she knows best – health. For those not wanting to spend an entire Sunday in a Emergency Department waiting to see a doctor about their persistent headache, dyspepsia, or bad back; here lies simple self-help advice.

ISBN 9781921555145

Genre Health

RRP $24.95

Pages 229

Format Paperback

Top Tips for Public SpeakingPatricia Ryan

Standing in front of a crowd to do a seminar or lecture need not be so terrifing anymore. This books give you some tips on how to get over the nervousness to help you shine throughout.

ISBN 0646457993

Genre Self Help

RRP $29.95

Pages 100

Format Paperback

Self Help

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What’s Age Got to do with it?Peggie Wilson

If you have begun to believe the myth that growing older has to mean getting older, that life begins to run downhill as the years advance, then this book is for you. With over 50 years’ experience in the fields of personal development and motivation, author Peggie Wilson has helped tens of thousands of women and men throughout Australia and New Zealand discover their potential and lead happier, more successful lives.

ISBN 9781921054709

Genre Self Help

RRP $29.95

Pages 200

Format Paperback

Power to ChooseHaydn Sargent

You have the power to choose self-confidence and self-esteem. You have the power to choose your attitudes, your goals in life and your motivation.

ISBN 0731676068

Genre Self Help

RRP $14.95

Pages 176

Format Paperback

The Book of TestamentsStephen Chong, MEd

An entire lifetime can pass by in a flash before we realise the great gifts and potential that life has to offer. The Book of Testaments — A Practical Guide for Spiritual Realisation is designed to help up you face the challenges of the spiritual journey and realise your fullest potential in this lifetime.

ISBN 9781921555350

Genre Self Help

RRP $29.95

Pages 243

Format Paperback

Nasho DazeRon Parsons

Here is a book that will be of interest not only to Nashos, but family, friends and the public at large.

Nasho Daze The Lighter Side of National Service comprises a history of National Service, together with a photo section depicting life in the three services, comic strips and a directory of NSAA State Headquarters.

ISBN 9781921555978

Genre Comic

RRP $9.95

Pages 32

Format Paperback

Self Help

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BubbaLogMichelle Formann

The complete baby log book, Bubbalog is the easiest way to keep track of your days and nights with a new baby.

ISBN 0689076810395

Genre Other

RRP $9.95

Pages 5

Format Paperback

What I Wish I Knew Before I Became a MotherPeace Mitchell & Katy Garner

Welcome to motherhood – an adventure that can be overwhelming, exciting, challenging and rewarding – sometimes all on the same day. This book is a collection of all the things the authors wish they had known before they became mothers.

ISBN 9781921555244

Genre Other

RRP $20.00

Pages 96

Format Paperback

Why it’s ok to Talk to Your DogDavid Paxton

This is a profound re-appraisal of human evolution with dogs. Ancestors of the dog moved into the caves of human ancestors around 130,000 years ago. As humans and dogs adapted to each other, a unique, co-evolved partnership emerged — we became part of each other’s nature.

ISBN 9781921555787

Genre Self Help

RRP $24.95

Pages 232

Format Paperback

Essential Law for Non-LawyersDr Norman Katter

This is an easy-to-read guide to help non-lawyers understand essential law. Practical scenarios with legal solutions are provided at the end of each chapter. Topics include the Australian Legal System, Business Entities, Classification of Law, Contracts, Negligence, Property, Misrepresentation, Agency, Property & Secured and Unsecured Credit.

ISBN 9781921555718

Genre Self Help

RRP $24.95

Pages 148

Format Paperback

General

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Brisbane Centenary Official Historical Souvenir Map

730mm x 470mm. Unframed

Sydney 1888 Map

730mm x 470mm. Unframed

Genre Map

RRP $45.00

Genre Map

RRP $45.00

General

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The Gun RingerGeoff Allen

Alas It Seems CruelPeter Bell

The Immigrant BoyMarion Houldsworth

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