Aboriginal Australian art: A visual perspective

Arts & Photography

Berndt, Ronald Murray

History & Criticism

Methuen Australia

Fascinating history of how the great Australian engineer John Whitton designed the railroad line across the Blue Mountains, building the country's highest and steepest mainline. The line was the greatest construction challenge that the country had yet faced and in an age when shovel, wheelbarrows, picks and brute force were the tools used, the achievement is outstanding. Despite almost overwhelming political, topographical and financial odds, Whitton conquered the Blue Mountains, thereby opening the rich western plains and making the Great Western Railway possible. This book, illustrated throughout with black and white photos and several color drawings, is the story of his triumph. 144 pages with index.

Full steam across the mountains

Belbin, Phil

BARASSI: Australian Football Stories

Ron Barassi

A simple pleasure: The art of garden making in Australia

Kelly, Frances

Changing trains: A century of travel on the Sydney-Melbourne Railway

Travel

Australia & South Pacific

Race Relations in Australia: A History

Politics & Social Sciences

A. T. Yarwood

M. J. Knowling

Social Sciences

The fall of Singapore

History

Hall, Timothy

Asia

Handbook for Australian potters

DeBoos, Janet

Great Steam Trains of Australia

David Burke

Kings of the iron horse

Burke, David

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