Iola Mathews
‘It is only with an understanding of the past we can create a better future. A must-read for anyone aspiring to make their own impactful change.’ Julia Gillard
Cathy Perkins
‘A beguiling narrative … splendidly told.’ Brenda Niall
Social Work Education in Australia 1900–1960
Jane Miller
‘Engaging, funny, historically interesting, enlightening and intriguing.’ Cindy Smith, CEO of Australian Association of Social Workers
A Wander Through Millennia of Natural History in Australia
Dave Witty
‘Wonderful and deeply researched’
Tim Flannery
‘A book of curiosity and wonder’
Billy Griffiths
Edited by Lachlan Guselli and Andrew Jaspan
A More Diverse Picture of Contemporary Art
Tristen Harwood, Grace McQuilten and Anthony White
A Wander Through Millennia of Natural History in Australia
Dave Witty
‘Fascinating and revelatory’
Kate Holden
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Mark McKenna
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A Naga Odyssey (Second Edition)
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Time to Reboot
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Towards Reproductive Justice
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For Social Betterment
Jane Miller -
The Shelf Life of Zora Cross
Cathy Perkins -
Winning for Women
Iola Mathews -
A Wild History
Darrell Lewis -
Paul and Paula
Tim McNamara -
The Consultancy Conundrum
Lachlan Guselli and Andrew Jaspan -
What the Trees See
Dave Witty -
The Post-Pandemic Child
Kim Cornish -
Variations
Tristen Harwood, Grace McQuilten and Anthony White
Coming Soon
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Wild Quests
Satyajit Das -
Inspiring Change
Liam Smith, Jim Curtis, Peter Bragge and Paul Kellner -
Climate Clangers
Jennifer Rayner
In the National Interest Series
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The Consultancy Conundrum
Lachlan Guselli and Andrew Jaspan -
Towards Reproductive Justice
Ronli Sifris -
Climate Clangers
Jennifer Rayner -
Time to Reboot
Carla Wilshire -
Courting Power
Isabelle Reinecke -
The Post-Pandemic Child
Kim Cornish -
Time to Listen
Melissa Castan and Lynette Russell -
21st-Century Virtues
Lucinda Holdforth -
Living with AI
Campbell Wilson -
Australia on the Brink
Ian Lowe