Introduction to Soil Science

Science & Math

Leeper, G.W.

Agricultural Sciences

Melbourne University Press

Tasmanian Wild Life

Michael SHARLAND

The late Manning Clark aims to bring to attention the foibles and strengths in every person, traits forced to the fore in the hardship and trauma that occured during the establishment and develpment of white settlement in Australia. Clark sets out to use the tragedies and successes of national heroes such as explorerers and generals, and those of the average person such as soldiers at Gallipoli and farmer's wives, to create a memorable tableau.

A History of Australia: New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land 1822–1838 (2)

History

Clark, Manning

Australia & Oceania

The Insects of Australia. A Textbook for Students and Research Workers.

Since 1966 the Australian Dictionary of Biography has provided Australians with concise, informative and fascinating descriptions of prominent men and women of this country who contributed their vision and energies to a growing nation.

Australian Dictionary of Biography V3: 1851–1890, A–C (3)

Biographies & Memoirs

Pike, Douglas

Reference & Collections

Northern Australia was once one the most remote areas of the world. To all its early visitors--Macassan fishermen, white explorers, soldiers, government officials, settlers and missionaries--it was their farthest coast. For all it was an alien and difficult place to reach. Campbell Macknight outlines the history of the exploration and settlement of the coast from the Gulf of Carpentaria west to the Kimberleys in his introduction. He suggest it is a geographical unit very different from the rest of Australia. His selections from the writings of early visitors are exciting and interesting for their own sakes, and an invaluable guide to a region of growing economic and strategic importance.

The Farthest Coast: A Selection of Writings Relating to the History of the Northern Coast of Australia

Macknight, Campbell

Part of 'Science: Biology' series by the Melbourne and the Cambridge University Press

Cellular Immunology: Self and Not-self Bk. 1 (Cellular Immunology)

Medical Books

Sir Frank Macfarlane Burnet

Basic Sciences

Self and not-self;: Cellular immunology, book one

Frank Macfarlane Burnet

The rush that never ended,: A history of Australian mining

geoffrey-blainey

Forget about Ned Kelly and the bushrangers- for my money if you want a really romantic and exciting saga of Australia, take a look at our mining history. It's a turbulent, dramatic story with enough material for a bookshelf full of best-sellers ...a saga of tough men, iron-nerved gamblers, violence, death and glittering riches set against the backdrop of some of the most awful country on earth. And never has the story been better told than by Geoffrey Blainey.-Trevor Sykes Australia is one of the world's great sources of mineral treasure. Out of the ground, on land and at sea, has come wealth to create a host of lucrative industries. Our landscape is littered with mines bearing evocative names like Rum Jungle, Noble's Nob, Broad Arrow and Siberia, and stories abound of fortunes won and lost. The Rush That Never Ended tells the story of these mineral discoveries, describes the giants of Australia's mining history and records the tremendous influence that mining has had on Australia's attitudes to unionism, religion, law and politics. The first edition of The Rush That Never Ended was a publishing sensation. It stayed on the best-seller lis

The Rush That Never Ended: History of Australian Mining

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

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