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Humanity’s casual abuse of all creatures great and small is eye opening but tough to watch.
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Resurrection of ‘Larrikin Laureate’
When poet C.J. Dennis died in 1938, prime minister Joe Lyons described him as “the Robert Burns of Australia’’.
The dark side of love
The true story of a man convicted of killing his three sons is a hard book to read, but that’s no reason to avoid it.
The dark side of love
The true story of a man convicted of killing his three sons is a hard book to read, but that’s no reason to avoid it.
Gunfight at the OK Sahara
French drama Far From Men looms as an Oscar contender, and action hero Tom Cruise still has what it takes at 53.
Sex, death and faith
Sex and death feature prominently in comedian Osamah Sami’s amusing and moving memoir Good Muslim Boy.
History in the timing
A daring bid to kill Hitler in 1939 came within seconds and centimetres of changing the course of history.
Can Carey win the Booker?
Snubbed on the Australian prize circuit, Peter Carey’s Amnesia is worthy of serious Booker consideration.
In search of a folk hero
A larger-than-life woman who rescued hobos from the streets of New York during the Depression is perfect novel material.
Borne from experience
Antonia Hayes has drawn on her own experience of teenage pregnancy in her impressive debut novel.
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