Luminous captures 50 years of The Australian Ballet, revealing dancers at work and at play, on stage and on tour, in rehearsals and in love, and the designers, director and choreographers who nurtured its artistic vision. This handsome coffee table book features defining images and never-before-seen photos accompanied by essays by Australia's leading arts writers.

Luminous: Celebrating 50 Years Of The Australian Ballet

Arts & Photography

The Australian Ballet

Performing Arts

Hardie Grant

Inspirational lifestyle guides for locals and visitors who want to live more and fret less The antithesis of trendy, these guides celebrate all that’s local, natural, traditional, sensory, and most of all gratifying about life in a particular city. Readers are invited to rise upin their own sweet time, of courseagainst the culture of speed, fad, and uniformity, and instead revel in the things that make this corner of the world unique. Explore the natural features that shape and define the city, clip the wings of time, shop with soul, tune into your senses, and savor life without spending. There is even a slow guide for fast kids, and lots of inspirational tips, activities, and affirmations that will help you get more out of life’s simple pleasures. Expressive black-and-white photography conveys the soul of the city and evokes a sense that everything old is new again. The perfect time of day to take a nap in the city park? 2:30pm, after the lunchtime herd has returned to work. The best place to see dawn from city center? Lean on the side rail of the Millennium Bridge, facing east. This guide also tells visitors where to find the best trees, where to see native red squirrels, and where to hear buskers. Visitors are encouraged to seek out a kiosk "near the Savoy cinema" that serves up "the most toothsome doughnuts known to humankind," or to meet up with Dublin Slow Food convivia to take a shoreline walk and gather fresh seafood. There are also details on finding a spa, joining in community sporting events, and shoppingfrom contemporary shops offering old-school treatment to The Irish Yeast Company, the second oldest shop in Dublin.

Slow Dublin (Slow Guide)

Travel

Howard, Anto

Europe

Inspirational lifestyle guides for locals and visitors who want to live more and fret less The antithesis of trendy, these guides celebrate all that’s local, natural, traditional, sensory, and most of all gratifying about life in a particular city. Readers are invited to rise upin their own sweet time, of courseagainst the culture of speed, fad, and uniformity, and instead revel in the things that make this corner of the world unique. Explore the natural features that shape and define the city, clip the wings of time, shop with soul, tune into your senses, and savor life without spending. There is even a slow guide for fast kids, and lots of inspirational tips, activities, and affirmations that will help you get more out of life’s simple pleasures. Expressive black-and-white photography conveys the soul of the city and evokes a sense that everything old is new again. A frenetic, densely populated city, London is full of opportunities to enjoy the local, the handmade, and the independenteverything the slow movement champions. This guide encourages visitors to head to Kew gardens in October to smell the Algerian Oak's sweet fragrance, visit the National Trust tearoom in Morden Hall Park for "home-baked goodness, mostly sourced from the walled kitchen garden," or stop by the Duke of Uke, the city's only ukulele and banjo emporium. Whether stopping into a Turkish bath before breakfast or strolling the town in search of the boldest new street art, visitors will find this guide filled with plenty of memorable, quality ways to experience London.

Slow London (Slow Guide)

Barton, Robin

In 2006 a group of Sydney Jewish women came together to share recipes and talk about food. They cooked, ate, drank endless cups of tea and—often heatedly—discussed the merits of different recipes. After just a few weekly meetings, the Monday Morning Cooking Club was born and a legacy of food and recipes spanning many cultures and generations began to take shape. Five years and hundreds of dishes later, six members of the sisterhood have handpicked their favorite recipes for publication in their first book of the same name. More than 100 culturally diverse recipes from more than 60 cooks have been tried, tested, and refined for inclusion in the Monday Morning Cooking Club book. Each recipe begins with a short story of the cook and their history of the dish. These stories, interweaved with amazing recipes, narrate the rich and personal history of far-flung communities and families who find a deep connection through food and the memory of generations that have gone before.

Monday Morning Cooking Club: The Food, The Stories, The Sisterhood

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Chalmers, Merelyn Frank

Regional & International

Broken Lives

Biographies & Memoirs

Estelle Blackburn

True Crime

Federation Square

Andrew Brown-May

Norman Day

From Cauliflower, Cashew and Green Pea Curry to Mango Lassi, more than 70 recipes demonstrate how to eat as the Sri Lankans do at home in this stunning mix of travelogue and food Chef Channa Dassanayaka takes readers along on a journey to Sri Lanka to rediscover the flavors, places, and memories of his childhood. He traveled to the bustling city of Colombo, where the streets are full of the hot spicy aromas of Sri Lankan food, and also to the hill country where he revisited his grandmother€™s village to savor the traditional clay-pot cooking over wood fires. Recipes for hot and spicy curries include Sweet Pumpkin with Roasted Coconut; Mustard Potato; Prawn; and Dried Pork. Curries are to be eaten with Date Chutney or Tomato and Lime Pickles; or with some sambols—Coconut and Tamarind; or Caramelized Onion with Dried Fish and Spices. The feast is accompanied with some Coconut Roti, Scented Rice, Hoppers (pancakes mad

Sri Lankan Flavours: A Journey Through the Island's Food and Culture

Dassanayaka, Channa

Sticks Stones Mud Homes: Natural Living

Founded on the principles of minimal impact and sustainable practice and focusing on eco-friendly living, this resource explains how, with ingenuity, determination, and a new aesthetic sensibility, seemingly unconventional materials can be adapted to use for building a home. Designed to conserve energy, create new life from old, and employ good recycling practices that work with the environment, the featured houses are all made from rammed earth, baled straw, mudbricks, recycled timber, stone, and other inexpensive and contemporary materials. With good designs and sound building principles, these homes are not only respectful of limited environmental resources, but can also be stylish, comfortable, and economical.

Noyes, Nigel

Architecture

The Smoothies Bible - the Complete Guide to Energy and Vitality Through Smoothies and Natural Remedies

Pat Crocker

Completely revised and updated for today's cooks, this classic kitchen companion has everything one needs to know about buying fresh produce and preparing, cooking, storing, and preserving food. Step-by-step guides to basic cooking methods, a multitude of serving suggestions and short cuts, and extensive cross-referencing throughout make this encyclopedia a valuable addition to the kitchen shelf.

Margaret Fulton's Encyclopedia Of Food & Cookery: The Complete Kitchen Companion From A To Z

FULTON, Margaret

Cooking Education & Reference

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