Form/Genre: Pictorial works

Royal Australian Air Force has come a long way since its early beginnings in the Australian Flying Corps, an element of the Australian Army. From its birth as a fledgling little brother of the other two services, the RAAF has developed over the years in its elements of raising, training, and sust...

'The culmination of 20 years spent wandering Australia in search of a special moment. I'm looking for moments that capture the off-beat charm that goes with the Australian way of life. These are photographs I value most' Robert Billington [Jacket]

Young children can travel around the world in this non-fiction narrative approach to the animal kingdom. Go on a journey that spans every corner of our planet. From freezing mountain peaks, vast deserts, and lush forests to the deepest, darkest oceans, and other habitats. All places that incredib...

Focusing on the link between the tigers, their fellow creatures and their forest home, celebrates the fact that tiger forests are healthy forests, forests that enhance the quality of life of the people who live in their vicinity.

The poems in this book deal with what is known as the Australian Alps, or the High Country, or the Snowy Mountains. Or simply as the Snowy.

Tells the story of the city's ascent: its people, great moments and awe-inspiring feats of architecture.

The Times Explorers is a magnificent photographic testament to adventure, endurance, and heroic survival against all odds, featuring 200 rare images from the archives of the London Times.

This account of the sinking of the Titanic is written in a graphic comic book format for young school children. Exciting illustrations follow the events of the famous Titanic disaster using a combination of brightly colored panels & leveled text.

During three years David Moore documented the entire construction process of Sydney's cable-stay Glebe Island Bridge (now known as the Anzac Bridge). In this book he explores some of the subjects he feels most passionate about: the aesthetics of man-made forms; the integrity of labour; and the be...

This series for young children takes a fun look at some truly mind-blowing science facts and associated trivia about different topics. This title focuses on cool facts about animals. Did you know that horned lizards can shoot blood from their eyes? Or did you know that some ants explode on purpos...

Annotation. Commemorating the lives and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veterans and Military personnel serving in the Australian Defence Forces.

Annotation. Commemorating the lives and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Veterans and Military personnel serving in the Australian Defence Forces.

Want to know how many Jeremy Clarksons tall the London Eye is? How to say the name of the volcano James May drove up? Or what foods Richard Hammond will eat? A trivia treasure trove of information, facts & other random Top Gear stuff!

The ancient town of Jincheng is located in the southern part of the Taihang mountains in China's Shanxi province. The area is a treasure trove of ancient temples and this work photographs numerous such places set amidst idyllic scenery.

The definitive visual history of the train and the railways - in its second edition. This stunning book is a glorious celebration of all things train and track. Packed with stunning photography, The Train Book catalogues the development of trains from early steam to diesel engines and electric lo...

A photgraphic collection of Australian railways from the 1940s to today. Over 300 pages and many colour photos show the glory and drama of Australian rail travel. Organised into states, each section includes an introduction and detailed photo captions.

The book charters the fundamental stages and main events of railway history, from the birth of steam locomotion to modern high-speed trains. Divided into six sections, each chapter documents a significant period in the development of the railways.