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Who really killed twelve-year-old Leanne Holland? Has Graham Stafford spent the prime of his life behind bars while Leanne's real murderer-a violent sexual killer-escaped justice? Was an innocent man convicted of a murder he did not commit? Criminologist, Paul Wilson PhD OAM, and private investigator and ex-detective, Graeme Crowley, spent many years investigating Leanne's murder and the police handling of the case. Who Killed Leanne Holland? is the story of their investigation. Graham Stafford's conviction dramatically exposes why major miscarriages of justice continue to occur in Australia.

Voted one of the ten most influential works on non-fiction in Australia of the last century, 'Blood on the Wattle' draws together, in a single volume, most of the information about the massacres of Aboriginal people that have been recorded in books and journals. It also creates a broad-based level of awareness of the scale of the massacres of Ab.

This is the story of the Australian men of Bomber Command who answered the call of their nation to defend the Mother Country in World War II. Many paid the ultimate sacrifice, and the devastating effect of their loss is recounted here by the family and friends who were left behind.

These stories in this book span from 1908 to 2020, showing how little has changed in just over eleven decades. The cases in this book highlight the need to ensure the law adequately protects women and children from the terrible aberrations which can occur when these relationships fail through the controlling actions of a misguided and murderous ...

'The Secret to a Healthy Spine' is a comprehensive user's guide and the result of Jason Gilbert's three decades of work in spinal care.

Warrant Officer Albert 'Bert' Adrian Stobart was ripped from his RAAF 460 Squadron Lancaster bomber only to watch all but one
of his close-knit crew perish. For almost two years Stobart barely survived Stalag IVB. He returned from WWII a changed man to observe fellow RAAF POWs struggle. This is his story and the story of too many others.

In 'Australian War Dogs', Nigel Allsopp explores the role military dogs have played throughout our history and what contributions they could make in the future.

Waipuldanya was taught to track and hunt wild animals, to live off the land, to provide for his family with the aid only of his spears and woomeras. This is the gripping story of his boyhood and youth, and how he trained as a skilled medical assistant, to become a citizen of both the Aboriginal and whitefella worlds.

As a child growing up in Zimbabwe and South Africa, Lovemore Ndou experienced poverty and the injustices of the apartheid system, witnessed atrocities committed against his family and community, was a victim of police brutality and saw his best friend gunned down in a street protest. Yet, against all odds, Lovemore succeeded and rose through the...

Sixteen-year-old Sophie Weston's life is turned upside down when her father inherits a dilapidated mansion in the Hamptons and her family leave their life in Brooklyn behind to renovate it. As a child, Sophie regularly visited her great-aunt Poppy and the house's other eccentric inhabitants, but why can she no longer recall her time there clear...

"The Belle of Belfast" is a story of great love, heartbreak and loss. Set in the Catholic district of The Falls road against the backdrop of the Great Depression, World War II and later 'The Troubles' in Northern Ireland.

At age 11, June developed anorexia nervosa, an illness that challenged and shaped her life. A Girl Called Tim is about June's 40-year, unrelenting quest to reclaim her identity, grab hold of the hand of that little girl lost, and set out on new adventures to reconnect with, strengthen and explore her true healthy self.This book is about hope and never giving up in the quest to live a free and fulfilling life.June resigned from a longtime career in print journalism in 2007 to write A Girl Called Tim. This publication of her inner story has led to the writing of eight more books about eating disorders. Today June is a non-fiction storyteller, with a special passion for the diary. Journaling was an important survival, coping and healing tool during her illness and recovery, and this collection of diaries is drawn on extensively in A Girl Called Tim. The diaries went on to become a major resource in June's Ph.D. in Creative Writing, which explores how to create a book from diary excerpts, and more specifically, how diary-writing can be a self-help and therapeutic tool for people with an eating disorder. Believing everyone has a story to tell, and that everyone's life counts, June shares her literary skills as a life-writing workshop presenter and mentor to those seeking to use journaling for healing, self-renewal and story sharing. A mental health advocate, June writes and speaks internationally on the theme 'Hope at Every Age' and serves on national and international mental health and advocacy organizations. Her websites and blog supports this work.June lives beside the sea on the Bellarine Peninsula, Victoria, Australia. Her prime inspirations are family and friends, the stories of others, her two cats and dog, and walks along the seashore. Read more about June and her books at www.thediaryhealer.com and www.lifestoriesmentor.com.au

The Luna Moonies were founded by a Toy inventor of 25 years Edward Zammit. Edward has toys and games selling in the USA. Edward wrote and published some children's books called the Luna Moonies which are Celestial characters that live in a Mystical world on the moon.Edward didn't just stop at publishing books, he formed a company "Fun Group Pty Ltd", A Band was formed, songs written, a CD produced and now The Luna Moonies are here.The Luna Moonies are colorful characters from the Moon, that love to sing and dance accompanied by Astronaut Annie and Comet who entertain with live music and songs for kids of all ages.

Listening to birdsong provides a huge amount of pleasure to people all around the world, but which species are the most melodious and produce the best songs?Hannu Jännes has created this beautifully illustrated and very useful book and App combination, bringing together 70 species with the most remarkable voices from around the world. These include the melodious high-quality tunes of the Common Nightingale and Wood Thrush, the splendid mimicry of the Northern Mockingbird and Superb Lyrebird, the far-carrying 'boom' of the Eurasian Bittern, and the quirky 'popping' of the Black-bellied Bustard.Listening to their performances will provide the perfect inspiration to get out of bed early and take in the next dawn chorus.

A 'Top 40' list of the best places in the country to observe birds.