Great Barrier Grief by Marty Shevelove | PBGary Delaney is my kind of man. Anita Hardone, adult entertainer In this gripping follow up to Marty Sheveloves first book, Too Hard Wrong Spot, veteran sports journalist and racehorse owner Gary Delaney is faced with a dilemma: regroup and look for work in Melbourne or make a fresh start in another city preferably one with palm trees, warm sunshine and lovelies sunning themselves by the pool. He chooses the latter. While ex cons Johnny Pastrami and

as she swam along

it remains the same river

passenger diaries and contemporary newspapers contribute to a vivid picture of life on a sailing ship in the mid-19th century

Irene Cowell

His engaging style will enchant children and transport adults back to their own youth

Tim Thorne Poetry Prize

Knowledge of the trees | Isla Young

Tarkine tells us what we can do to preserve our endangered species and the wonderful gift of our natural environment

Whether describing the delicate

Things are not as they seem along the fence separating the bush from agricultural land

and especially for school-leavers

The third book in Sharon J Yaxley's series for children up to 8 years of age