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A robust, not to say muscular, defence of Australia against the fashionable claims that it's a racist country established on stolen land, with a chronic cultural cringe. Anyone who loves Australia...

Checks and Balances : Press Freedom and an Independent JudiciaryAuthor: Rule Of Law Education CentrePublisher: Connor Court Publishing Pty LimitedPublication Date: May 31, 2024Number of Pages: NA...

In this compelling collection, delve into the profound thoughts and fearless observations of Frank Knopfelmacher, a true intellectual luminary and participant observer of the tumultuous 20th century...

In this sequel to his popular books on life after death, Dying to Live and The Final Exam, John Flader offers in From Time to Eternity another valuable contribution to the topic. The book reminds...

INSTRUCTIONS FOR POLITICIANSAuthor: Edmund BurkePublisher: Connor Court Publishing Pty LimitedPublication Date: Jun 12, 2024Number of Pages: NA pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10:...

'This book provides the practical pointers for hope if we are ever to achieve constitutional recognition of my people. It addresses the mistakes of the 2023 referendum so that we can all learn and...

When the High Court of Australia handed down its decision on 13 October 2021 endorsing James Cook University's actions to terminate the employment of Dr Peter Ridd, it was not only a dealt a...

The legacy of Sir Henry Bolte, Victoria's longest-serving Liberal Premier, is presented in Megan Murphy's compelling new biography. Number 23 in the Australian Biographical Monographs Series. From...

A true story stranger than fiction. When an Irish Catholic nun, fearful she was about to be murdered by her mother superior, fled her convent in Wagga Wagga and sought the protection of the Orange...

Assembling a collection of speeches for Dr Brendan Nelson is not without challenge. For a start, he almost never read from a prepared text. Instead, he relied on his extraordinary memory and ability...

Like all political leaders, John Howard faced both acclaim and criticism (more the latter) in his handling of events. This book offers a balanced exploration, shedding light on the successes and...

Neville Wran is the most electorally successful Labor premier in NSW history. In 13 years leading the Labor Party in Australia's largest state, Wran did not lose an election or lose a seat at a...

The past is a foreign country, they do things differently there - So L. P. Hartley famously wrote in his novel, The Go-Between. A century ago, Christianity was the dominant religion of Australia and...

Has Australia reached the end of settlement? Reflecting on his pivotal role in the development of a proposal to recognise Australia's Indigenous peoples in the Constitution, Damien Freeman explains...

'Dante and Shakespeare divide the modern world between them: there is no third'. - T.S. Eliot Dante Alighieri, an Italian poet, writer, and philosopher, stands out for his enduring and celebrated...

Dive into the heart of Australia's suburban landscape with 'Suburban Futures.' In this groundbreaking collection of essays, we challenge prevailing misconceptions surrounding suburbia, shedding light...

The sixth volume of Sir Winston's Churchill's Nobel Prize-winning series, The Second World War was entitled Triumph and Tragedy. It was a triumph because of the "overwhelming victory of the grand...