Collection: Nonfiction

A collection of over 100 photographs with oral stories, this book captues the beauty, humour, sadness and friendship of a traditional Aboriginal community grappling with the demand of Western culture. A photographic record of the Mardu people of WA

For much of the country's history wool has been the paramount export. Expertise in breeding, tending, and shearing sheep and handling the wool-clip has been dearly bought. The most obvious and unmistakable legacy of the sheep is the wool shed.

A story of courage, valour and dogged determination, The Kamikaze Hunters is a gripping account of how a few brave young men helped to ensure lasting peace.

A thematic collection of 250 illustrations taken from the Archives of the Illustrated London News. A valuable source for historians with many published for the first time in 90 years. Together they are a unique, bittersweet portrayal of the Great War

An innovative collection that strips Catholic co-ed in a series of poems in the form of monologues, letters, exam papers and newspaper articles. Bawdy, witty and poignant.

Australians encountered a new world when they entered Asia and the Pacific during WWII. Different peoples, cultures, languages, and religions under colonial rule. The book describes how individual lives are transformed and shifting national perceptions.

This booklet outlines the correct protocol for the flying of flags and in addition there is some information on the flora and fauna emblems of our State - the Waratah, the Kookoburra and the Platypus.

Over 100 new recipes to meet the needs of the modern lifestyle. The recipes use minimum ingredients and the food is fast to prepare and cook, making good use of ready-made products from the supermarket, delis and butchers, all without sacrificing flavour.