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Sydney has been under siege by giant carnivorous animals from the outback for thirty years. In a 1950s-era Australia, Bruce Buckley believes a stone his uncle had taken from Ayers Rock was responsible for unleashing vast magical changes in the wildlife causing most of the country to be overrun. Sydney was only saved due to its new animal allies: boxing kangaroos, diprotodon-sized wombats, friendly koalas, secretive platypuses and laughing kook...

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This seems a good day to begin a diary.Thus begins, on Wednesday 27th April 1910, this 74-page account of the life of Henrietta Petrea McManamey, at her home in Woodford, NSW. Ettie, the 42-year-old wife of Woodford Academy headmaster John McManamey, was inspired to begin her journal not through a creative urge to have her words recorded for posterity but 'As an aid to memory …, ' because she had mislaid an undershirt. This small exercise book...

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In 1961, when Laurie McKenzie arrives in Darwin to take up a position as a constable, the Superintendent of Police informs her that because of an administrative error, she is the first and only female to be appointed as a police officer in the Northern Territory of Australia.Laurie is posted to the outback mining town of Rabbit Creek where, as part of her job, she must deal with murders, a paedophile, a wife-beater and crocodile poachers, as s...

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Ever been to a wedding where the ceremony was too long, short, boring, or worse still, you can't even remember it? Marry Me! A guide for couples planning their marriage ceremony is an inclusive little book written in the year following marriage equality which will help you plan a fabulous marriage ceremony with your celebrant. It explains the legalities of getting married in Australia, who is able to conduct your marriage and when you can have...

It is just as important to be able to communicate well as it is to do your job well. Speaking up at meetings, giving presentations, making short speeches: every time you demonstrate your confidence and capacity to communicate, you increase your value in the workplace. The Speaking Formula shows you how to: - overcome nerves - structure your ideas - enhance your presentation content - keep your audience engaged - communicate clearly - deliver w...

This final book in a series of nine (one updated, one a steamy truth-based novel with psychic undertones), others with psychic/spiritual practice activities, truly prove the existence the Afterlife. It's all free of dogma and with space-age reasoning.Behind this is my world-travelled, psycho-spiritual research for all humanity. It's born of absolute truth in my psychic family, biographically and recorded in my books and meditational recordings...

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A discovery of what is really important in your life, that examines the key question about how much time you really spend nurturing what it is that makes you, you, to enable the delivery of the dreams you have for the future, for you and for your family.So if you are stressed out about life and priorities. If you want to focus on what is really important to you. If you are happy with life and want to make sure that you keep your focus and gain...

John S. Payne is a 28-year veteran, serving the Victorian community within Corrections, Government Investigations and as a Volunteer Firefighter. He was born in Lincoln England in 1960.Along with his parents and three sisters he immigrated to Australia in 1967. He lives in the northern suburbs of Melbourne Australia with his wife Kerryn. Together they have two children, Kylie and Glen and are grandparents to Ava, Riley and Sophie.During his ca...

In that moment, I understood why I had not been able to give up on finding her. We were not two people who travelled the world aimlessly, and we hadn't been the whole time since we first said goodbye, when we left our birth country empty-handedly. We were a single entity, torn apart, little by little. Set in Australia, England and South Africa in the early 2000s, Words for Anna is the heart-warming story of first love. Twelve years earlier, An...

The Boys of Bullaroo is a collection of six short stories, each set a decade apart, spanning the period from the Great War to the Vietnam conflict.All of the main characters have a connection in some way with a mythical Australian outback town, Bullaroo, somewhere west of the Great Dividing Range. They appear as protagonists in their own stories, and then are sometimes woven into other tales peripherally, or as minor characters.In the days bef...

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