By Rachel Landers

I unpick and installed chronological order millions of items of paper — lay out the evidence as they arrived the 1st time, unadorned, uninterpreted, flying in from dozens of resources and each nook of the world.

What particularly went on? have been the police corrupt? Did the conspiracy theorists think what they desired to believe?

Who did bomb the Hilton?

On thirteen February 1978 a bomb exploded open air the Hilton lodge in George road, Sydney. rubbish creditors and a police officer have been killed. referred to as the 1st act of terrorist homicide on Australian soil, the crime remains to be unsolved.

Award-winning filmmaker and historian Rachel Landers wrestles with the proof to solve this complicated chilly case in forensic element, exposing corruption, conspiracy theories and political intrigue – and a first-rate suspect.

By Anthony Regan, Helga Griffin

By June Wright

By Hermann Joseph Hiery

Ebook via Hiery, Hermann Joseph

By Matthew(Author) Reilly

By Margarette Lincoln

The exploration of the Pacific within the eighteenth century via western Europeans has an everlasting fascination for either experts and a much wider public. inside of this box, Cook's voyages have a selected attraction: they contain fascinating parts of probability, clinical research, encounters among diversified cultures. The essays during this quantity, the results of a convention held in 1997 via the nationwide Maritime Museum and the Royal Society, take as their element of departure Cook's first voyage within the Endeavour (1768-71); they reconsider its political and social context, examine the expectancies and results of the development, and concentrate on the clinical and cultural matters rising from this and next Pacific voyages.Dr MARGARETTE LINCOLN is Director of study on the nationwide Maritime Museum. participants: GLYNDWR WILLIAMS, ALAN FROST, JOHN GASCOIGNE, WAYNE ORCHISTON, DONALD C. CUTTER, NIGEL RIGBY, PETER GATHERCOLE, DAVID TURNBULL, HAROLD B. CARTER, NEIL RENNIE, ROD EDMOND, MARKMAN ELLIS, NEIL HEGARTY, JACKIE HUGGINS

By Michael Pearson

By Ann McGrath

'Both indigenous and non-indigenous Australians have much to profit approximately one another earlier than reconciliation among the 2 peoples could be realised. This booklet will move some distance in the direction of attaining that end.' Paul Behrendt

By Wendy Lawson

Wendy Lawson's recognized poetry displays the numerous elements of a existence lived with Asperger's Syndrome. during this illustrated number of poems and brief prose items, together with a few from her youth and teen years, Wendy engages together with her earlier and current, writing frankly approximately youth, self-discovery, maturity and friendship. Her poetry additionally conveys the day by day demanding situations provided by means of divorce, bereavement, emigration, disclosing homosexuality and Asperger's Syndrome. either reflective and existence declaring, those poems provide evocative glimpses of the Asperger adventure, and may increase readers' realizing of autism spectrum issues.

By Greg Dening

The following the writer has grew to become his anthropological, theological, old and philosophical schooling, in addition to his own event, to writing the dwelling historical past of 3 Jesuit parishes at the North Shore of Sydney Harbour for the years 1956 to 2006. This booklet is an ethnographic heritage of the prophetic mind's eye between traditional believers in occasions of serious non secular switch. it's a narrative approximately habit, symbols, rituals, sacred areas, sacred occasions, that tells of the cultural procedure inside of them. the wider context of post-Vatican II Catholicism and a faith that led the neighborhood up to now in time is the backdrop.