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Tim Fischer

The Honourable Tim Fischer AC was a former deputy prime minister of Australia and was the Australian ambassador to the Holy See for three years until January 2012. A former Australian Army officer, NSW state parliamentarian, leader of the National Party and minister for trade, Tim Fischer was also a consultant, company director, author, broadcaster, and multiple patron.

His previous publications include Seven Days in East Timor: Ballot and Bullets (2000), Tim Fischer’s Outback Heroes: and Communities that Count (2002), Transcontinental Train Odyssey: The Ghan, the Khyber, the Globe (2004), Asia & Australia: Tango in Trade, Tourism and Transport (2005), Trains Unlimited in the 21st Century (2011) and Holy See, Unholy Me! 1000 Days in Rome (2013).

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Events

  • Mount Beauty Writers Festival

    Mount Beauty Community Centre Kiewa Cres, Mount Beauty, VIC, Australia

    Mount Beauty Writers Festival ABOUT Everyone has a story ... Come and enjoy the stories of award winning authors in the picturesque Alpine setting of Mount Beauty, awarded Tourism Victoria's...

  • Richard King at Totally Lit (WA)

    Fremantle Prison Enter via Main Gatehouse, 1 The Terrace, Fremantle, WA

    How is technology shaping the crime and law enforcement landscape? Best-selling crime fiction author Alan Carter and Assistant Police Commissioner Arlene Mavratsou share the stage with writer and academic Richard...

  • Elise Stephenson at Blue Door Books – YASS

    Blue Door Books 135 Comur St, Yass, NSW

    Join us for an unforgettable afternoon with Dr Elise Stephenson author of the brilliant 'Space XX'. After leading world first research Dr Elise Stephenson shares a story of the space...

  • Author Talk: The Remarkable Greig Sisters by Iola Mathews

    RHSV 239 A'Beckett Street, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

    The Greig sisters arrived in Melbourne in 1889 in search of a university education. Jane and Janet would be among the first women doctors in Australia, and Flos became the...