Ikuntji Textiles

Chrischona Schmidt (ed.)

Ikuntji Textiles outlines and explores the development of the Ikuntji Artists textiles designs, the female artists and their stories, and the collaborations that have taken place since the formation of the art centre. This full-colour publication gives an insight into Ikuntji Artists range of wearable a...

Kuracca - Us Mob Writing First Nation Voices

Kerry Reed-Gilbert; Barrina South; Brenda Gifford; Belinda Nelson-McDowell (Artist); Yvette Henry Holt (Foreword by); Lisa Fuller; Joyce Graham; Samantha Faulkner (Editor); Samia Goudie; Elaine Patricia Lomas; Odette Fuller; Jessika Spencer; Marissa McDowell (Compiled by, Preface by)

Powerful and palpable, Kuracca honours the work of a cultural powerhouse and matriarch in style. The book showcases the strengths and fresh and exciting writing of a tightly bonded group. This is healing.- Ellen van NeervenThrough Kuracca eleven First Nation writers offer a Us Mob Writers literature cam...

Misbelief: What Makes Rational People Believe Irrational Things

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Misinformation affects us daily, from social media to politics and even personal relationships. Policing social media alone cannot solve the complex problem shaped by partisan politics and subjective interpretations of truth. In Misbelief social scientist Dan Ariely explores the behaviour of 'misbelief...

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A game-changing, practical guide to the psychology behind your spending habits, revealing how to manage your money without missing out on the things you love....

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A wild romp through Australian celebrity culture that's as bold and scathing as it is hilarious.  Everything in this world has a price. A great work of art is no exception. And what fortune was ever built without a little subterfuge?  Oli Darling is a queer artist from the country - it says so right at ...

The Cancer Finishing School: Lessons in Laughter, Love and Resilience

Peter Goldsworthy

From poet and bestselling novelist Peter Goldsworthy, this darkly funny, bittersweet memoir offers lessons in how to live life in the shadow of an incurable illness. 'My first stray thought- cancer is a gift. I'm lucky to have it. What priceless material for a doctor-writer.' What lessons might cancer t...