Non-Fiction

Sue Liu stumbled into voluntary aid work in the wake of the 2004 tsunami, during the civil war conflict in Sri Lanka. She teamed up with a tour guide, a Catholic priest and a community of refugees and began a ten-year obsession with helping people i

Noula Diamantopoulos combines stories from her psychotherapy/coaching and art teaching practice and introduces you to ‘your interior map’: a process which helps you to uncover the way you do things and the way you make things – whether you are makin

A fictional interpretation of the true journey of Hedwick 'Granny' McDonald, an ordinary woman with an extraordinary passion for training thoroughbreds in her own spirited way, during an era when racing was almost totally male dominated. By 1924, G

Australian journalist Helen Hutcheon has always had a way with words and words have taken her away on incredible journeys during a 60-year career with P&O Cruises,  Woman’s Day , the Australian Women’s Weekly ,  Vogue Living  and

Horse Island, the private retreat of Christina and Trevor Kennedy, sits tucked away in an estuary of Tuross Lake on the South Coast of NSW. To the west, softened by distance, are the mountains of the Great Dividing Range. To the east is the sea. But

A woman can be a mother, wife, friend, a force in business, a spiritual guide and a person who found peace and redemption in recovery. Every month, Lorraine Wood tells the story of her devastating family legacy of addiction in the hopes that it wil

'Organicise' is a practical decluttering and environmentally conscious guide to a 7 day detox for your home. The challenge is to simply walk through our homes and organise our environment organically. In our busy lifestyles, very few of us take the

[The Art Deco Department Stores of Shanghai was published for the author and is not available in bookshops.] Shanghai's Nanjing Road is internationally famous for its iconic art deco department stores. These stores are not just about shopping. They

Catherine Anderson and Angus McDonald are both restless souls – inveterate travellers, at home everywhere and nowhere. When they first meet, in a small hill town in the Himalayas, she thinks he is rude, mistaking his shyness for arrogance. He thinks

Hello Baby!  uncovers all the myths of perfection new mums see on social media and provides down-to-earth, no nonsense advice about everything you need to know about your baby’s first year. With casual style and a hilarious sense of humour, H

Hitting Pay Dirt is an essential guide to making better mining deals. This book will provide investors, board members and senior managers with key insights into: strategic issues for the resources industry; the economics of commodity prices; the p

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