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The Rise of Fishes

John Long

Fishes that walk, fishes that breathe air, fishes that look like – and are – monsters from the deep. These and many more strange creatures swim through The Rise of Fishes The Rise of Fishes

Andrew Leigh

Disconnected Andrew Leigh guides us through the reasons that our social fabric has begun to fray, and outlines steps to creating a better civic and personal life.

Edited by Seth Jordan

From its early beginnings in the 1980s, the vibrant world music genre in Australia has burgeoned to become the dynamic scene it is today. World Music

Dust and Dreams

Barry McGowan

This lively, evocative book uncovers the rich history of the former gold, silver, copper and leading mining communities that once existed in the Southern Tablelands, Braidwood, Shoalhaven, Monaro and south-west slopes districts of New South Wales. Dust and Dreams

Sustainable House

Whether you're planning to build or renovate, whether you live in an apartment or a house, Sustainable House

Once Upon a Time in Papunya

Vivien Johnson

Robert Lee

Trains, planes, boats and cars. What did Australians do before the invention of modern transport? Aborigines travelled by foot and used canoes made from large sheets of bark stripped from eucalyptus trees, but with European settlement new ideas and technologies emerged for crossing our vast and challenging country. Transport

Edited by Jon Altman, Melinda Hinkson

The Briefest Punctuation Guide Ever!

The Briefest Punctuation Guide Ever!

Not sure when you should start a new sentence? Or whether a comma should go before or after a word? Or if you should use an apostrophe or not? Ruth Colman strips out all the jargon to make understanding punctuation easy. This concise and practical guide will shed light on the most common questions you might have about punctuation:

Mahabharata In Polyester

Hamish McDonald

Edited by Jing Jun, Heather Worth

HIV in China uncovers some hidden truths about the spread of the disease and its social impacts.

Women of the Coal Rushes

Georgina Murray, David Peetz

Women of the Coal Rushes is a unique and very personal account of some of the women who have played such an integral part in the production of Australia's black gold.

Alan 'The Red Fox' Reid

Ross Fitzgerald, Stephen Holt, foreword by Laurie Oakes

Terry Irving, Rowan Cahill

Radical Sydney traces its development from The Rocks in the 1830s to the inner suburbs of the 1980s. It includes a range of incidents, people and places, from freeing protestors in the anti-conscription movement, resident action movements in Kings Cross, anarchists in Glebe, to Gay Rights marches on Oxford Street and Black Power in Redfern.

What Were They Thinking?

James Walter

What Were They Thinking? is a compelling story of winners and losers, of individuals interpreting and trying to influence their times, and of how ideas and power are linked.

Zombie Myths of Australian Military History

Edited by Craig Stockings

From the Barracks to the Burrup

Andrea Witcomb, Kate Gregory

Connecting and Cooperating

Jenny M. Lewis

Changing Stations

Bridget Griffen-Foley

Shortlisted for the Blake Dawson Prize for Business Literature

A Swindler's Progress

Kirsten McKenzie

How to Write History that People Want to Read

Ann Curthoys, Ann McGrath

A Modern Dog's Life

Paul McGreevy

Written with clarity and humour, A Modern Dog's Life

Sorry, lads, but the order is to go

David W. Cameron

Bean's Official History Volume II (1924) to describe in detail a failed offensive in which bodies were shattered and lives senselessly lost.

Managing Without Profit

Mike Hudson, Lyla Rogan

Managing Without Profit provides a practical overview for busy managers and board members who need to learn a lot in a short space of time.

The Yipping Tiger and other tales from the neuropsychiatric clinic

Perminder Sachdev

The Vulnerable Country

Tom Conley

The Vulnerable Country

Friday on Our Minds

Friday on Our Minds

Ethics in Practice

Andrew Alexandra, Seumas Miller

Dozens of times a day we are faced with moral dilemmas, and our judgments and actions are guided by our sense of what is right or wrong. But there are times when we find ourselves facing situations of moral complexity and uncertainty. Drawing on numerous case studies, Ethics in Practice

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Edited by Richard Francis-Jones, Lawrence Nield, Xing Ruan, Deborah Van der Plaat

Shattered Anzacs

Marina Larsson

Shattered Anzacs

Wired Brown Land? Telstra's Battle for Broadband

Paul Fletcher

Describes the commercial and political battle between Telstra and everyone else to control Australia's broadband infrastructure, a struggle that escalates as the Government prepares to spend $43 billion on a new broadband network. Listen to Paul Fletcher preview the recent broadband announcement, on Radio National Breakfast CommsDay

Evolution in the Antipodes

Bills of Rights in Australia

Andrew Byrnes, H Charlesworth, Gabrielle McKinnon

Bills of Rights in Australia , written by the leading experts in the field, examines the arguments for and against greater protection of human rights. Original and timely, it examines the emerging evidence of the impact of these uniquely Australian bills of rights.

Turning Points in Australian History

Edited by Martin Crotty, David Roberts

Joshua Gans

Parentonomics shows that bringing together the hard questions of economics with the chaos, mess and love that children inspire is a wonderful combination.

Destination Australia

Eric Richards