Out of the Forest by Shelby Forrest

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A Career at Any Cost by Lilian White

Medical romance set in Europe and Australia as the main characters struggle with their feelings over the years and with many ups and downs. Beautiful Maureen Leichester wants nothing more than to be a doctor.

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Jerry Harrison was plagued by vivid and violent dreams. Who are they? Don't ever think it cannot happen! It did and Jerry's life was changed forever. Aliens invade earth, and man battles for his very survival. There is d

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If you love to read, listen to music, attend concerts, go to restaurants, or have children, and can write, you can become a reviewer, and earn money while getting lots of free review material. If you've always wanted to

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Down a Country Lane by Gary Blinco

In the winter of 1948, a poorly educated jack-of-all-trades moved his ever-increasing family to a small vegetable crops' farm on the Darling Downs, in Queensland. They arrived in a horse and wagon to begin an extraordinary

The Secession by John Hepher

The West Coast of Tasmania produces about forty percent of Tasmania's income, and is, as far as the State Government is concerned, a region to be forgotten and ignored. There is just not the voting population there to affe

Successful Timber Flooring by Niel Morley The timber floor has become a popular choice in the home. But with so many choices available it can be a bewildering experience. Some floors are highly successful and are especially suited to use in a family home or commercial setting

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The Howard Legacy by Peter Wilkinson

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And Then My Mum Took Me To Hospital by Kevin Murray

Sydney 'Baby Boomer' Kevin Murray relates stories from his early years, and is struck by the number of them that seem to end with the painfully revealing phrase '...and then my mum took me to hospital'.

However,

Rainbow Goes to Sea by Roger Miles

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The Queenstown Conspiracy by John Hepher

Leon, sacked from his position in the Department of Foreign Affairs, finds himself in the Tasmanian West Coast mining town Queenstown. Here he seeks to find himself a new life of semi-retirement, and doing some odd jobs. H

No Ribbons or Medals by Valdemar Robert Wake

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Ecological Sustainability and the Nuclear Power Story by Dr Bernardine Atkinson Does nuclear power matter? Can an entire nation be duped? Can we reverse climate change? The answer to these questions is ‘Yes’! Dr Atkinson’s letters innovatively examine nuclear power in relation to Australia achie

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This is the story of the famous Australian Cycling Classic - The Goulburn to Sydney. It encompasses the years from its inception in 1902 to 1992. This narrative covers the trials, tribulations and triumphs of

90 Years of an Interesting Life by Kath Doherty

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Of Men, Saints & Heretics 2nd edition of The White Monk by Tony DeLorger

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A Death in the Making A Death in the Making
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When the body of a young woman is found in an isolated bushland area near the small town of Stanthorpe, in Queensland, Australia, the Brisbane Peacekeeping Force is called in to assist with th

In Layman Terms by Steven Manchester

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A Different Brand of English by Andrew Mason

A 'Do It Yourself' Guide and pilgrimage to places of Australian/British Battle Sites and Prisoner of War Atrocity.

A modern and innovative view of Singapore and Thailand from a fresh perspective incorporating a d

Season of a New Heart edited by Jude Aquilina, John Pfitzner and Russ Talbot Since 2002 Poets Corner, part of the Effective Living Centre, Wayville, South Australia, has provided a forum for poetry lovers to hear local poets speak about and read their work, which in tu

The Man Who Hunted Whales The Man Who Hunted Whales: A tale of Kangaroo Island and a doomed ship
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Fighting Organised Crime by Bob Bottom
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Written in Prose by Alain Satié

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A Beginner's Guide to Spiritual Stuff and Alternative Healing by Susan Saliu & Jayne Collett

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And Where to Now (2nd Edition) by Jannie Bont
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The New World Order by Stephen Kaposi

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The Code by Tony De Lorger

Forget 'Secrets', the knowledge and simple processes within 'The Code' have been around a very long time. Often the answers are simplicity itself; we just need to learn how to see them. If you have an electrical wire h

From There to Where... And Where to Now (2nd Edition set) by Jannie Bont The touchingly frank true story of a young Dutch woman's struggle to raise a family in Australia, against the culture shock and racial discrimination experienced during the latter part of the 20th Century. And Where to Now continue

Invisible Families by Terry Stewart

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Achievement Alchemist by Leigh St John

A workbook to help you realise your potential. Imagine how it would feel to know what you truly want to do with your life - and to know how to fully realise your potential!

With this 'guided journal' you will le

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Life is be Ready by Brian A Carter A hundred and sixty pages in paperback offered as a guide to forever... perpetuity for the human race, as against the politicians next election or short term remarks. Looking at all the issues in few words and everyday language for

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The Bigger They Are, The Harder We Fall by John Hepher

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The Pursuit of Innocence by Clifford Forde

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The Duty of Guardians by Kel Harris

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100 Scenes by Tim Gaze

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Reflections of a Kimberley Woman by Lucy Marshall and Colleen Hattersley

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Legal Writing by Christopher Enright

This text describes the task of legal writing. It does so in two phases:

General Technique: It describes a general technique for technical writing. Specific requirements for legal writing are blended

The Time Tunnel and the Grail by Adrian Rogers

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Fighting Organised Crime by Bob Bottom
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Reading With Rules by Paquita Boston
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Merlin's Way by Kel Harris

A very different adult only novella and a great read! Many readers admit to this being the first book they have read since they left school. Set in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, top cop Ben Merlin has a great gift and he

The Ghosts of Camals College by Annette Siketa Imagine being taught art by Leonardo Da Vinci, or competing in a fully restored Colosseum, having been taught archery by Robin Hood.  Imagine discussing natural history with Charles Darwin, or reading original works by Aristotle o

Soul Quest by Alex Dunkin

Soulless, immortal and a pawn of the Dark Master, Andy longs for the sweet release of death and to be with his wife Olivia and his family. After meeting Juanna, a custodian of the afterlife, Andy is released from the Devil

1864 - The Cannibal Coast 1864 - The Cannibal Coast
by Russell Bowring

Revenge takes Curry on a perilous course to freedom. He finds Paradise in the South Sea Islands, but shipwreck triggers a wild run for life on the most feared coast on earth. Can he escap

Early Steps for Organising and Settling a Case by Christopher Enright The Commonwealth, New South Wales and Victoria have enacted legislation that seeks to make civil litigation less costly and less time consuming. The thrust of these provisions is to impose requirements that litigants must sati

In Search of... the Southern Highlands by John McColgan

This book is published by the author of "Southern Highlands Story," a history of the original settlement and growth of the Berrima District, which was very favourably reviewed by "Publish Australia" of 1997. John McColgan

Reading With Rules by Paquita Boston
A new system to teach reading. 30,000 words are listed with spelling rules and reason, and rebel words too, with their reasons for disobeying the rules. It doubles as a reference book to use with any reading system. A new so

In You End Oh! by Fillup D'Crackson Fillup D'Crackson explores life, love and 'in-you-end-oh' in this collection of side-splittingly funny verse. Designed for the littlest room in the house, this book has quickly risen to the top of the Best Smellers list! "Th

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A new system to teach reading. 30,000 words are listed with spelling rules and reason, and rebel words too, with their reasons for disobeying the rules. It doubles as a reference book to use with any reading system. A new so

Proof of Facts by Christopher Enright

Lawyers of all kinds – attorneys, solicitors, barristers, judges, tribunal members and member of the public service – need to prove facts for the purpose of making adjudicative decisions. But despite this wides

Wednesday Sisters compiled by Kimberley Chin Poy The reality of having a baby can sometimes be different from what is expected. In this raw, soul baring collective, written by eight women who met by chance and formed a mothers’ group, you will read nearly every ima

The Tasmanian Climbing Guide by thesarvo.com

The climbing guide with the biggest coverage of the wealth of great climbing to be found in Tasmania. Covers more than 3000 routes, with numerous maps and topos. Contains all of the full guides found on thesarvo.com - aro

Research Corrupted by John Hepher What happens when commercial and political interests prevent the peer review of science?
What happens when science can’t be proven, or, disproven?
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by Marilyn Morgan
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Marilyn, and John, her husband, are sheep farmers on Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia. They have owned their 29' Duncanson yacht Shearwat

Wispa by Eva Rogers

This is the story of Clair, a little girl desperate for a friend. A magical unicorn named Wispa comes into Clair's life as a gift, sent to guide and guard her. The adventures begin when Clair discovers that she is the chi

Andrea's Secret by John Kelly

Buried deep in the heart of every family, lies a story no one wants to tell -

In early 1974, a pregnant Andrea Steedman leaves home to conceal the birth of her daughter Mary Therese. A few months after she has give

Activate Your Success Mechanisms by Otto Eijkman

Take the first step. Every successful journey has its beginning.

Everyone has the capacity to be successful and happy in life. Successful people use the right tools all the time and it shows. Break free from disa

The Legend of Terragorn by Wendy Mackenzie Like the relentless waves that pound her shore line, the new religion is eroding away the ancient beliefs from the mystical land known as The Great Isle. When Willelm is ordered by his father to kill the woman he loves he must de

Theo's Wish by Tony DeLorger

In the absurd world of incomplete dreams lives a faceless boy named Joh, who yearns to be whole. With the help of his wizard friend Nester and companion Cheryl, he sets out on a journey to the real world to find his drea

Pax UNita by Cameron Hunt

Through the course of this novel, the protagonist, Australia's Ambassador to the UN, learns exactly how an original and democratic solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict - a Pax UNita - can be imposed upon those whose in

The United States and Iraq by Stephen Kaposi

Author Stephen Kaposi believes that any real "war on terror" would see the world fight America and the Bush administration for the great crimes it has inflicted on Iraq. In his latest work, The United and Iraq: A Modern

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Australian Coup by Frank Aquino

The Australian Government introduces its most severe anti-terrorism bill to date. Under certain circumstances it can give the Prime Minister sole executive power over the nation. The Opposition is calling it the Dictator Cl

New Wilderness Book I of the New Wilderness trilogy by Brian S Matthews

By day it's cats and dogs, by night it's mice and rats, and if the birds don't get you then the insects will. But hey, that's life at the bottom of the food chain. One normal summer

Reading With Rules by Paquita Boston
A new system to teach reading. 30,000 words are listed with spelling rules and reason, and rebel words too, with their reasons for disobeying the rules. It doubles as a reference book to use with any reading system. A new so

Peggy's Prayers by Malcolm Boyd

Peggy's Prayers is a poignant narrative told by the late Peggy Boyd's husband, Malcolm. The book covers their wartime courtship and exploits including Malcolm's experiences as a Hudson bomber pilot in the skies north of Aus

A Question of Future by Tony De Lorger

A Question of Future is in essence a social commentary on the state of society. The book reveals some shocking statistics and alarming trends that are affecting our way of life and our future. With populations exploding a

Blade of the Dragon by James Czerwonka

The flame of war has raged for years in the desolate land of Zhembier and all is but extinguished. Yet while on the verge of a fragile peace a new sinister threat emerges.

A hero rises from amid the bloody con

From Crappy to Happy by Cheryl Cattarin If you have ever wanted to change some aspect of your life but didn’t have the know-how to do it, then this book is what you have been waiting for. From Crappy to Happy will teach you the skills to transform your life and enable

Legal Method by Christopher Enright

This text describes novel methods for four tasks that are central to studying or working with law:
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Harold Be Thy Name by Tony DeLorger

'If God was a close friend of yours, would you listen to his every word?' This is one story that tells you why we mere mortals are still here on earth. Harold be thy Name is a roller coaster ride of emotions, documenting a

Play Guitar the Easy Way Book & CD by Ed Cooke

Play your first guitar chord using only 1 finger! You can play along with our exclusive MP3 soundtrack, giving you step by step instructions on how to get started on guitar. Ever wanted to play guitar but were afraid

The Life Grid by Della Gee

The Life Grid is an extremely unique book. Even if you are not a 'New Age' type of person, but you do like to read your daily stars, this book is definitely for you. The Life Grid and associated text was written more than tw

Angels & Atoms of Energy Healing by Sue Jones

This book explores energy as applied in the healing paradigm.

• Exploring ourselves as units of energy.
• How we relate energetically to the universe.
• The engagement of energy in its various manif

My Asaria - Heroes Of The Prophecy by Tobiah Booth-Remmers

When the hearts of men are corrupted, who shall fight the evil that broods in them? Who shall stay pure and fight for love and freedom? There are those who will and when Asaria is suddenly cast into this desperate b

Speech Makers Bible by Kevin Balshaw

Overcome the fear that strikes when a speech is called for. From a leading Australian political and corporate speechwriter, this book is for communication and PR professionals, political staffers and consultants and any

Grand Vision by Michael Cole

In this fast moving suspense novel with its tender romance subplot, TV idol and current affairs presenter, Christine Jordan, detests party politics and is determined to make governments accountable to the people. The key ta

The Mountain by Tony McKenny, Al Adams, Jon Nermut & Dave Humphries

A climber's guide to Mt Wellington, Hobart, Tasmania. Covers over 500 routes on the suberb climbing of the Organ Pipes, as well as many other smaller crags on Mt Wellington. Suberb ha

The Cicada by Inge Meldgaard
The year is 2450 C.E. and the world has enjoyed two centuries of peace. The population of the planet has stabilised at 3 billion following the devastating effects of climate change, famine, disease and wars that raged for nea

Samantha Honeycomb by Scott Zarcinas

Wrongly punished for breaking the ancient laws, Samantha Honeycomb is expelled by the queen into the wild and untamed Crazy Lands. Her only hope of redemption is an impossible quest - to find the fabled hive of Beebylon a

On The Brink by Tony DeLorger

'On the Brink' is an eclectic collection of poetry, prose and short stories written over the past 20 years. The author, who has also written several fictional novels, plays, and nonfiction has always enjoyed the freedom of

What Happened to Joseph? by TAG Hungerford In this retrospective collection of poems and short stories, TAG Hungerford draws on many periods of his long life to show why he is regarded as one of Australia's best writers. The variety of subjects is as stunning as his brillia

My Journey of Self Awareness by Elaine Miller

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Distant Voices by Roy E Edwards

I was seven years old when the Druid claimed me. Twenty years later I stood second to the Chief Druid of the Arverni Celts. The Arverni trade agreement with Rome was more than two hundred years old. Both Roman and Celt p

Pawn of War by Rudi Stiebritz with Jay McKee

"Just nineteen years old and already I had smelt the smoke, seen death and watched blood flow. My three months of experience of battle so far seemed like a game that had to be played. Then a minor offensive

Faces in the Street by Pip Wilson

Henry Lawson is usually depicted as a bushwhacking swagman, but Australia's most famous writer spent most of his adult life in Sydney and London, mixing with famous radicals and bohemians. His mother Louisa Lawson is almost

Southern Highlands Story by John McColgan

This book is about the Southern Highlands of New South Wales in Australia which includes the Berrima District. It gives a chronology of dates and events between 1798-1980 and it tells the story of early exploration, sett

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Ripples of War by Una Clarke
The story of an Australian girl and an English boy living at opposite ends of the earth, who spend their entire teenage years under the menacing storm clouds of World War Two. As their teens unfold, hers in learning life's lesson

City on the Currents Book II of the New Wilderness trilogy by Brian S. Matthews

The animals are getting smarter. The ants have learned how to take out entire settlements in a single night. As Mother Nature closes in on humanity's remnants, a vital piece of tec

Chasing Shadows by Stephen Lewis with Bob Cowper

Bob Cowper volunteered for RAAF service in 1940 at the age of 18. After flying training in Western Australia and Canada he travelled to Scotland for night fighter instruction before his first operational

The Outlaw by Roy E Edwards

The Boston writer BW Harding wrote lurid, over the top dime novels. His stories sold well and continued to do so for many years. He was no longer young when one day his publisher informed him, with regret, that the dime

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Paul Theroux, Traveler, Author Tommy doesn't know where he's going. Thrown back into the wild after a seven-year relationship he has become

Negotiating For What It's Worth by Craig Williamson with Kevin Balshaw

N4W - a negotiating a practice that challenges the accepted approach of salespeople worldwide. It will arm salespeople in any field, but especially real estate, with the awareness and skills to ensur

Satan's Little Helpers by John Kelly

While watching the demolition of his old school Placidus College, Simon Hickey looks back on ten turbulent, life defining years, when the first crop of Australia's baby boomers were awakening to their sexuality. Seduced by