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The tyranny of distance: How distance shaped Australias history

geoffrey-blainey

Bazza Comes Into His Own

Barry, Humphries

Photographic illustrations of hundreds of Australian graffiti, with a Preface to New Editon and an Introduction.

Australian Graffiti Revisited

Rennie; Turner Ian Ellis

One Mans War

Arneil, Stan

The World of Norman Lindsay

Bloomfield, Lin (Editor)

The Gestapo called her the White Mouse. Nancy Wake, an Australian who became one of the most highly decorated women of World War II, here tells her own story. After living and working in Paris in the 1930's, Nancy married a wealthy Frenchman and settled in Marseilles. Her idyllic new life was ended by World War II and her work with an escape-route network for Allied soldiers. Eventually Nancy had to escape from France herself to avoid capture by the Gestapo.

The White Mouse

Wake, Nancy

Big shots II: Sequel to the best-selling Who's who in Australian crime

Biographies & Memoirs

WILSON, David

True Crime

Shadow of Shame

Bob Bottom

<p>If you don?t buy this book you?re one chop short of a barbeque!Is your knowledge of Aussie slang sadly lacking? Are you feeling like a bandicoot on a burnt ridge, and running around like a blue-arsed fly? If so, don?t chuck a wobbly, simply take a squiz at John Blackman?s BEST OF AUSSIE SLANG and she?ll be apples!This latest literary triumph from John Blackman is the ultimate guide to the lingo of Down Under. Known to millions of Australians as the voice of ?Hey Hey It?s Saturday? and the alter ego of Dickie Knee, Blackman defines all the great slang and phrases that confront everyone, every day, all around Australia.So take a Captain Cook at this little beauty, impress the world with your grasp of the Aussie vernacular and find a special place for this masterpiece in your home ? preferably one that doesn?t flush!</p>

John Blackman's best of Aussie slang

Humor & Entertainment

Blackman, John

Humor

Autobiography, first published in 1991. Tells of the author's childhood, living in a tent in Queensland and the Northern Territory, her marriage and family life, bringing up seven children in the Northern territory during the 1930s and 1940s, and her varied experiences running a hotel in Pine Creek.

No Place for a Woman

Young, Mayse

Dalton, Gabrielle

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