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25/08/08 | Mark Tough
The focus of this book is the series of interviews that David Frost conducted with Richard Nixon in 1977. What made them so significant was the way in which Nixon was brought to apologise for the first time for the wrongs that he had done.
Glen A Gerreyn's book Hope is a book written to motivate and empower people to "succeed" in life.
Not For Sale by David Batsone aims to give general information about the global slave trade. Batsone is…
Drowning Man is a true account of one man's fight for life and battle for survival against all odds; a fight…
Mosaic is a collection of favourite prayers and reflections chosen by contemporary Australians from differing…
Mary, Mary... Mary is an enigmatic figure indeed. In the New Testament she is present at defining moments of salvation…
According to John Gray, billed as “the greatest living authority on how men and women relate,” men and women…
Please Explain isn’t a biography of Pauline Hanson. It’s Dr Karl Kruszelnicki’s 26th popular science…
When Roma Mitchell studied law at the University of Adelaide in the 1930s, she couldn’t join the Law Students’…
In Seeing the Sunrise Justin Langer shares 30 lessons that he believes have helped him to achieve in sport…
The book sees Dr Collins frankly trace his own personal search and journey from agnosticism and atheism to a belief…
It is tempting to think that political activist Naomi Wolf is nothing more than a panic merchant, someone who has…
On 11 July, 1963 South African police raided a farm near Johannesburg and arrested 10 men. After 90 days of seclusion…
Those looking for a comprehensive and coherent analysis of the issues of human rights, law and justice will be…
Here’s the short review: you should read this book. Now to the longer version. I’ll begin with why I could…
On July 16, 1962, a Frenchman Michael Siffre descended into a cave with a diary, but without a wristwatch. He wanted…
This book’s blurb describes it as hilarious and funny. It isn’t. It is very serious and at times very sad.
Fl!p – yes, it does use an exclamation mark so I have to do so at least once – is billed as presenting the…


Mark Driscoll burns his plastic Jesus at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. For full video see jesus.kcc.org.au.
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