The Universal Guide to the Night Sky by Lisa Harvey Smith and Sophie Beer

The Universal Guide to the Night Sky by Lisa Harvey Smith and Sophie Beer"Lisa takes us right from the beginning of our stargazing adventure, from setting ourselves up to view the sky, to a tour of the galaxy, to discovering and learning about planets and celestial objects. This is a terrific book. Compact in nature, but really brimming with information to fill young minds and encourage them to investigate the world above us." Jane Stephens, Good Reading. Wherever you are in this world whether that be in the Northern or

Are her first impressions correct

Remote Freedoms explores the contradictions and tensions of localized human rights work in very remote Indigenous communities

Money explores how places and bodies hold memories

constructed a telegraph line across the continent from Port Augusta to Port Darwin in just two years

When Sally Rippin discovered her child was struggling to read

takes you to the best fossil sites so you can learn about the incredible animals that once roamed this ancient land

Maureen Goninan

beautifully told' Literary Review From the winner of the Man Booker Prize

solitary trees

the least she could do was raise her voice in anger

In a near future where it never stops raining

Spanning four generations