MOND, Harry G

ISBN 978-1-923523-09-8
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The Fundamentals of Electrocardiograph Interpretation

 

A medical textbook covering all considerations on ECG interpretation

Fundamentals of Electrocardiograph Interpretation takes a unique approach to describing electrocardiography.

Unlike traditional texts that either provide superficial depictions or focus on outdated references, this book offers comprehensive coverage of arrhythmias with focused descriptions and hundreds of clearly presented illustrations. Covering a wide variety of arrhythmia examples, the book further explores and focuses on the often-overlooked topics like cardiac pacing, lead malposition, and ambulatory monitoring to ensure a wide overview into the science of ECG interpretation.

By providing a more comprehensive, accessible, and modern approach to ECG interpretation, Associate Professor Harry Mond hopes to equip healthcare professionals and students alike with an advanced understanding of electrocardiography, sharing his life-long knowledge for the betterment of practitioners and patients alike.

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About the Author

HARRY G MOND MBBS, MD, PhD, FRACP, FCSANZ, FACC, FHRS, FAPHRS is an Associate Professor at Melbourne and Monash Universities in Melbourne Australia with an interest in cardiac implantable electronic devices, electrocardiography and Holter monitoring. He has previously authored four books and over 290 manuscripts and book chapters.

He is the founder and current Medical Director of CardioScan Services Pty Ltd, which is involved in reporting Holter Monitoring in Asia, Australia, North America, Africa, and UK.

This text is a testament to his experience and passion for interpreting and teaching electrocardiography and is written in a style that is accessible for any clinician or student wanting to improve their knowledge on this topic.

WILSON, Laura

ISBN 978-1-923523-59-3
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ISBN 978-1-923523-60-9
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Worlds Within Worlds

 

A poetic allegory, this dreamlike tale transports the reader to the worlds that exist within worlds.

The outer world describes the journey of a lemon leaf named Flavio, who discovers the richness of life through experiences of love and loss.

The inner worlds are evocative of the mystery of time and eternity, the beauty in seeing with new eyes, the potential in letting go and the light that follows death.

About the Author

 

Laura Wilson is an artist who has travelled many paths. As a lover of nature, she is a gardener and herbalist. Committed to her own spiritual path, she is a psychotherapist and is devoted to the inner journey and self-realisation of others. She spends many hours in solitude wondering, dreaming, and creating.

THAKORE, Sharad

ISBN 978-1-923589-84-1
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The Zero-Base Playbook

 

How to Win Landmark Financial Deals for a Company with Limited Brand Recall

For leaders driving growth in competitive markets, this book unlocks the Relationship-Based Selling (RBS) framework, proven to help small fintechs win complex banking deals. Grounded in strategy and experience, it bridges sales execution, leadership alignment, and long-term client trust.

As Sharad argues, if you want to succeed in B2B sales, invest in the relationship first and everything else will follow. I have known Sharad Thakore for well over ten years and I have seen him apply the principles and learnings outlined in this book with professionalism and fortitude. I commend this book to all those who wish to approach B2B sales with the same attitude.
-Paul Lahiff (Former Chair of the National Payments Platform (NPP) and UBank)

A true partnership emerges when the suppliers are flexible, offering trial periods, proof of concept environments, or even sharing best practices from similar clients. Sharad exemplified this in the truest sense.
– Wayne Beckley (Former Banking COO)

Why do so many tech sales teams fail to build lasting client value? Because they’re obsessed with the wrong thing: the transaction. In a world where a buyer’s personal value is twice as important as business value, this is a fatal flaw. Relationship-Based Selling (RBS) is the counter-intuitive playbook for those who understand that the real win isn’t the deal-it’s the trust that follows. It’s how you stop being a vendor and start building a legacy.
– Tim Barker Simson Operator and Strategic Advisor – Nakodo Former Managing Director (Asia Banking Industry) – Microsoft

OGAWA, Kellie

ISBN 978-1-923589-06-3
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ISBN 978-1-923589-07-0
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The Riders

 

THE MISSION IS CLEAR. THE TRUTH IS NOT.

When a squad of Grassland Riders vanishes without a trace, twin apprentices Ayliah and Fareed set out on a journey that will challenge everything they believe. Their search leads them deep into Raider territory where survival demands not just skill—but the courage to choose wisely.

Yet the further they ride, the more truths surface—reaching beyond the plains and into the heart of power. In a court where power and influence are currency, can two young Riders make themselves heard before war ignites?

And in a race against time, as loyalties shift and motives unravel, one question lingers: who can they trust?

To succeed, Ayliah and Fareed must become more than apprentices. They must decide who they are—and what they’re willing to become.

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About the Author

 

Kellie has been an avid reader all her life. Books created new worlds and let her imagination take flight. While life has led her from Melbourne to Japan to Singapore, she is now settled on the beautiful Sunshine Coast. She enjoys spending time with her family, catching up with friends and spoiling her heeler-cross, Jilly.

SMITH, John H

ISBN 978-1-923443-02-0
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ISBN 978-1-923443-45-7
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A Most Chequered Career

 

Samuel Francis Smith 1811-1899

The story of a man whose forgotten legacy and “chequered career” reveal a complex and intriguing life in early Australian history.

Because of ignorance or shame, Samuel Francis Smith’s name and infuence in the family he pioneered in Australia was not mentioned in the present generation. Thanks to his obituarist, who quipped he had “a most chequered career” the search to discover the what that meant brought to light a complex and intriguing life. This book tells Samuel’s story.

“A Most Chequered Career: Samuel Francis Smith 1811-1889 is an unusually moving and highly readable work of Australian history. It’s both a detective story and a triumph of compassion for a flawed individual, off ering profound insights into the lives of Australian colonists in the mid-nineteenth century. With a steady, compassionate gaze, John Smith breathes life into his errant great-great grandfather, reminding us that even our most flawed ancestors deserve to be honored.”
DR KAI JENSEN

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About the Author

 

John H Smith, MA, PhD, ThM, is a writer and retired Uniting Church Minister who served in Western Australia (1974– 2000) and Mark the Evangelist, North Melbourne, Victoria 2000-2013.

He has published on WA Church History, the Church’s involvement in War, Monastic history, spirituality and theology, and contributed regularly to the North and West Melbourne News.

SCRIMGEOUR, Gavin

ISBN 978-1-922527-50-9
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From Here They Marched

THE MITCHAM AIF CAMP, LOCATED IN WHAT IS NOW THE ADELAIDE SUBURB OF COLONEL LIGHT GARDENS, WAS THE TRAINING GROUND FOR THOUSANDS OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAN VOLUNTEERS WHO ENLISTED TO FIGHT FOR THE AIF IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR.

The camp, opened in bare paddocks in early 1915 after earlier camps had proved inadequate, overcame significant early difficulties to become what was proudly claimed to be ‘the model camp for the Commonwealth’.

From Here They Marched tells the story of the camp and how men from all walks of civilian life were brought together and prepared for the discipline of military life and for war.

It shows how the military authorities approached the task of also meeting the physical and social needs of as many as 4400 men at a time, all newly away from their home and families, and facing an uncertain future.

The surviving memories of those who passed through the camp, newspaper reports, the few remaining documents from the camp, and contemporary photographs are used to bring this vibrant, ever changing community of men to life.

The part played by other military training camps in and near Adelaide which were used for short periods during the war is also described. This includes the Morphettville and Ascot Park/Oaklands camps where the men of the earliest contingents did their training before taking part in the landings at Gallipoli.

Mitcham camp is an important part of the historic landscape of Adelaide, and the final chapter presents a case for the preservation of the memory of the camp in Colonel Light Gardens.