Collection: Nonfiction

Shovel-nose sharks, dingoes, the morning star and rainbows feature in 'paint-up', the age -old practice of decorating the bodies of dancers for the corroboree.

Tells the story of some of the most important trials in Australian history, including the first ever civil case, brought by two convicts a short time after the First Fleet landed; the tale of bushranger Ned Kelly; the dingo and the baby at Uluru...

Revised to cover new tools, techniques & data, this edition addresses all the major genealogical record types and explains traditional and digital research strategies, including social media, record archives, census data, digital records & DNA research.

Chaffey punctuates his rich descriptions of the land he is discovering, with his fears, his sense of the future, and his growing self-development. He begins to see, everywhere, the bigger context of his role in the world and of its fragility.

A handbook to help beginners kickstart their writing by Australian prize-winning author and long-time writing teacher, Kate Grenville.

This unique resource offers beautiful step-by-step sequences and inspirational artwork samples that illustrate numerous styles of Celtic alphabets. In addition to the alphabets themselves, Judy Balchin has included numerals, borders and motifs

Dessaix?s collection is a swirling conversation with the reader on everything from travel to dogs and cats, from sport and swearing to the pleasures of idleness. The conversation invites the reader to join a guided tour of his chamber of curiosities