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Pitcairn: Paradise Lost

04/09/08 | Alison Watts
As the book Pitcairn: Paradise Lost - Uncovering the dark secrets of a South Pacific fantasy paradise records, beginning in 2000, police descended on the British colony on Pitcairn to investigate disturbing reports of rape. It made news around the world.

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The Conviction of Richard Nixon

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…

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Hope

22/08/08 | Alison Watts
Glen A Gerreyn's book Hope is a book written to motivate and empower people to "succeed" in life.

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Not for Sale

07/08/08 | Elizabeth George
Not For Sale by David Batsone aims to give general information about the global slave trade. Batsone is…

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Drowning Man

24/07/08 | Elly Byrne
Drowning Man is a true account of one man's fight for life and battle for survival against all odds; a fight…

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Mosaic

23/07/08 | Alison Watts
Mosaic is a collection of favourite prayers and reflections chosen by contemporary Australians from differing…

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The Miracles of Mary

14/07/08 | Alison Watts
Mary, Mary... Mary is an enigmatic figure indeed. In the New Testament she is present at defining moments of salvation…

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Why Mars and Venus Collide

04/07/08 | David McKay
According to John Gray, billed as “the greatest living authority on how men and women relate,” men and women…

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Please Explain

26/06/08 | Nathan Manwaring
Please Explain isn’t a biography of Pauline Hanson. It’s Dr Karl Kruszelnicki’s 26th popular science…

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Roma the First

23/06/08 | Alan Dungey
When Roma Mitchell studied law at the University of Adelaide in the 1930s, she couldn’t join the Law Students’…

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Seeing the Sunrise

19/06/08 | Warren Bird
In Seeing the Sunrise Justin Langer shares 30 lessons that he believes have helped him to achieve in sport…

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The Language of God

12/06/08 | Peter Barry
The book sees Dr Collins frankly trace his own personal search and journey from agnosticism and atheism to a belief…

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The End of America

22/05/08 | Lucy Tyler
It is tempting to think that political activist Naomi Wolf is nothing more than a panic merchant, someone who has…

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The State vs Nelson Mandela

08/05/08 | Alan Dungey
On 11 July, 1963 South African police raided a farm near Johannesburg and arrested 10 men. After 90 days of seclusion…

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Watching Brief

01/05/08 | Steven Nicholson
Those looking for a comprehensive and coherent analysis of the issues of human rights, law and justice will be…

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Fragments from a Forgettory

24/04/08 | Chris Little
Here’s the short review: you should read this book. Now to the longer version. I’ll begin with why I could…

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Secret Pulse of Time

09/04/08 | Alan Dungey
On July 16, 1962, a Frenchman Michael Siffre descended into a cave with a diary, but without a wristwatch. He wanted…

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Deer hunting with Jesus

02/04/08 | Peter Kirsop
This book’s blurb describes it as hilarious and funny. It isn’t. It is very serious and at times very sad.

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FL!P

16/03/08 | Chris Little
Fl!p – yes, it does use an exclamation mark so I have to do so at least once – is billed as presenting the…

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