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A Matter of Taste
The Cubbies
A Long March
Cathy Goes to Canberra
The AI (Re)volution
Race Mathews
Inspiring Change
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A Matter of Taste

The Australian Women’s Weekly and Its Influence on Australian Food Culture

Lauren Samuelsson

A Matter of Taste
The Cubbies

The Battle for Australia's First Adventure Playground

Joan Healey

This is the rollicking tale of Australia’s first true adventure playground, when children were allowed to use a patch of public land as their own backyard, to play in freely as they wished, not as adults directed them.

The Cubbies
A Long March

The journey of a Labor factional heavyweight, from the rank and file to the cabinet room.

Kim Carr

‘Kim Carr was a dominant figure in politics – a lion of the Left, and the eventual father of the Senate. His ‘long march’ covers three decades of Labor history, from the trenches to the cabinet table. A fascinating journey that reveals the heart of the lion.’ Steve Bracks

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Housing
The great Australian right
Kevin Bell
Reimagines ‘the great Australian dream’ of housing as ‘the great Australian right’ to housing

Housing cover
Cathy Goes to Canberra

Doing Politics Differently (Revised and Updated)

Cathy McGowan

A manifesto for an alternative community-based politics

Cathy Goes to Canberra cover
The AI (Re)volution

By Associate Professor Jessica Russ-Smith and Professor Michelle D. Lazarus

How can we walk along the path already led by First Nations communities to generate technology that is supportive of, and not at odds with, all life?

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Race Mathews

A Life in Politics

Iola Mathews

‘Race Mathews reminds us of the very best in a politician and the possibilities of progressive politics. This marvellous biography will renew your faith in both.’
Jenny Hocking AM, Gough Whitlam’s award-winning biographer

Race Mathews
Retelling Australia’s Water Story
Quentin Grafton
Quentin Grafton explains how, from 1788 onwards, those in power have treated fresh water as a resource to be exploited rather than cared for.
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Our National Crisis
Violence Against Women and Children
Kate Fitz-Gibbon
Kate Fitz-Gibbon explains why violence against women and children is not a series of isolated incidents but a pervasive, systemic issue.

Our National Crisis
No One Knows Their Destiny

The Eckfeld Records: Inside the Dunera Story

Tonia Eckfeld

A moving portrait of two Dunera Boys, from Kristallnacht in Vienna to VE Day in Melbourne, that complicates the traditional story of the Dunera.

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New Releases

  • et al.

    Dr Jan Bryant, Natasha Conland, Gwynneth Porter & Pip Wallis
  • Charities & Politics

    Matthew Harding
  • A Matter of Taste

    Lauren Samuelsson
  • A Long March

    Kim Carr
  • The AI (R)evolution

    Associate Professor Jessica Russ-Smith and Professor Michelle D Lazarus
  • Cathy Goes to Canberra (Revised and Updated)

    Cathy McGowan
  • Our National Crisis

    Kate Fitz-Gibbon
  • Retelling Australia’s Water Story

    Quentin Grafton
  • Race Mathews

    Iola Mathews

Coming Soon

  • From Convict Printers to Book Arcades

    Wallace Kirsop, Elizabeth Webby and Judy Donnelly
  • Age of Doubt

    Tracey Kirkman and Gavin Fang
  • Connected Care

    Richard Royle and David Hansen
  • On this Ground

    Dave Witty

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