NEWMAN, Donna

ISBN 978-1-923645-64-6
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ISBN 978-1-923645-65-3
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Everyday Wisdom for a Meaningful Life

 

Things I wish I knew when I was younger

Everyday Wisdom for a Meaningful Life explores the questions we all quietly carry: What truly matters?

How do we love better, choose wisely, raise grounded children, build strong relationships, and define success on our own terms?

Through honest reflections and lived experience, this book offers simple, practical insights that help readers slow down, think deeper, and navigate life with more awareness, kindness, and courage. Unlike traditional self-help, this book is grounded in real moments, and explores topics like motherhood and migration to relationships, mistakes, resilience, and rediscovered perspective.

Written by a woman who has lived many roles, these lessons come not from theory, but from life itself. With warmth and humility, she shares what she wishes she’d known earlier, making this a comforting, relatable guide for anyone seeking clarity, balance, and meaning in everyday life.

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About the Author

 

AT 47 YEARS OLD, Donna is a wife, mum, step-mum, daughter, sister, and auntie. Throughout her life, she’s always believed in the power of listening to others, to their experiences, and to those who’ve walked the road before her. She’s learned that wisdom doesn’t always come from books or classrooms. Sometimes, it comes from simple conversations, from observing, or even from sitting quietly with someone who’s been through more than you.

Donna has made her fair share of mistakes, and has also had moments she is deeply proud of. Both have shaped who she is today. This book reflects those lessons; things she’s lived through, things she’s heard, and things she wishes she’d known earlier. Her hope is that these reflections help you pause, think, and maybe see your own story a little more clearly.

ALEXANDROU, Michael

ISBN 978-1-923645-37-0
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Dear George

 

A Pratical Guide Through Heartbreak, Healing & Divine Transformation

Healing from loss is not about forgetting or “moving on”.

Dear George offers clear teachings and exercises to help the reader apply forgiveness, release attachments, and move beyond the story of loss, recognizing that what is truly loved can never be lost.

Blending personal narrative with practical teaching, the author draws on his own profound loss of his friend and search for answers. Throughout this book, the traditional understanding of grief is reframed: it is not an ending, but an invitation to shift perception, dissolve emotional suffering, and discover a deeper experience of love.

Accessible, heartfelt, and spiritually practical, Dear George serves as both a memoir and a transformative companion for anyone navigating loss or seeking a deeper understanding of love.

A spiritually grounded guide through heartbreak, the roots of emotional pain, and the mechanisms that keep suffering in place.

About the Author

 

MICHAEL ALEXANDROU is a passionate spiritual seeker, student, and writer whose journey with A Course in Miracles (ACIM) has transformed his life and inspired others to embrace the principles of love, forgiveness, and true perception. Raised in an Orthodox Christian tradition, Michael’s spiritual awakening began after the tragic loss of his close friend George, a moment that became the catalyst for profound change and self-discovery.

Through grief and questioning, Michael discovered ACIM, a path that guided him to healing, peace, and the awareness of Divine Truth. Combining deeply personal storytelling with the universal teachings of the Course, Michael’s writing bridges the gap between heart and mind, offering readers a practical guide to spiritual transformation.

When not writing, Michael dedicates his time to sharing ACIM’s principles through workshops, study groups, and one-on-one mentorship, helping others navigate their own journeys from fear to love. His work reflects his belief that194 DEAR GEORGE everyone has the potential to awaken to their true nature and live a life grounded in peace, purpose, and connection. Michael lives in Australia and continues to explore the depth and beauty of ACIM’s teachings while supporting others in their quest for spiritual growth.

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.

DRIVER, Duffield

ISBN 978-1-923589-47-6
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His Babies Didn’t Cry

 

A true story of heartbreak, resilience, and a father’s unending love.

His Babies Didn’t Cry is a deeply personal account of love, loss, and the lifelong scars left by tragedy.

When his twin sons died at birth, their father was thrust into an anguish no parent should ever endure. Grief and regret reshaped his life, leaving him battling not only sorrow but also the physical toll.

Through raw reflection, he confronts the medical missteps, the weight of choices made under pressure, and the unrelenting burden of “what if.” Haunted by the suffering his sons endured, he writes with the hope that one day, when they meet again, his boys will forgive him for not being the advocate they deserved.

A moving story of heartbreak, resilience, and enduring love, His Babies Didn’t Cry gives voice to pain too often silenced and to the healing that can begin when grief is finally shared.

ANDREW, Rob and Dr Glenda Dixon

ISBN 978-1-923523-16-6
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ISBN 978-1-923523-17-3
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PUBLISHER: GREEN HILL PUBLISHING

The “NO” Test

 

and other approaches for addressing domestic violence

The “no” test is simple. A man passes it if he graciously accepts “no” from his partner. If he attempts to persuade her to change her mind, he fails.

This book will be of interest to anybody who is concerned about the problem of domestic violence.

The man who is abusive and the woman who suffers the abuse are often misrepresented. The “No” test provides alternatives to these misrepresentations so that a man can be held accountable for all his actions and a woman’s ever present resistance to oppression is recognised.

The “No” test is also a resource for those in the helping professions with discussions on the ethics of practice, exploring the importance of language and a chapter on the crafting of questions – the all important key to therapeutic conversations.

Finally, the ideas are demonstrated in practice in therapeutic conversations with four composite individuals, two of whom are a married couple. The four represent the diverse individuals the authors have encountered in many years of practice.

The book aims to expose how the problem of domestic violence is perpetuated by its frequent misrepresentations and in so doing provide a better understanding of domestic violence for the benefit of all.

Includes therapeutic conversations with individuals to illustrate the book’s core concepts.

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About the Authors

 

ROB ANDREW has been working in the domestic violence field since 1993 counselling men and women and co-facilitating men’s and women’s groups. His professional fascination lies in encouraging men to examine their attitudes to better guide them towards respect and responsibility, and in
empowering women to unveil their ongoing resistance to oppression, commitment to dignity, and hopes for a better life. When he’s not working, Rob enjoys riding his bike around the scenic shores of the Swan River.

GLENDA DIXON began working in the area of domestic violence in 1994. She has a Ph.D. in counselling specialising in domestic violence. She has worked in NGO agencies, private practice and has lectured in counsellor training programmes. In her spare time Glenda enjoys reading, biking the trails of central Otago, spending time with family and travelling.

CLARK, Dale Anne

ISBN 978-1-923443-37-2
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The Speaking Formula

 

Communicate & Present with Confidence

Confidence + Connection + Content = Successful Presentation Skills

 

A step by step formula to develop your skills to speak and present with confidence.

The Speaking Formula gives you a unique insight into what makes a great speaker and presenter. It’s easy to read, motivational and has all the tools and techniques to make sure you nail your next presentation.
SOPHIE SCOTT
Journalist, author, speaker (Australia)

This book is an incredible gem for anyone wanting to be an inspiring and engaging speaker. Dale shares her wealth of experience and expertise as a leader, teacher and speaker in this transformative book! The Speaking Formula explains how to radiate confi dence, to engage your audience through storytelling and to structure your presentations to infl uence others.
Karen Jooste, MD, MPH
Paediatrician, teacher, coach (USA)

The Speaking Formula is the most comprehensive guide to public speaking I have ever read. Dale is a captivating speaker, and this book provides valuable insights into her process that can be used by anyone.
Chris Davitt
Speaker and trainer at
Gravitas Training (Australia)

About the Author

 

Dale Anne Clark is an Accredited Speaker, trainer, certified World Class Speaking Coach™, president of SpeakersBank Australia Incorporated and most importantly a facilitator who brings language, learning, and laughter to every session. Dale has inspired audiences around the globe with her dynamic, down-toearth approach to communication.

In 2017, Dale was a semi-finalist in the World Championship of Public Speaking, and in 2023, became the first woman in Australia—and, at the time of publishing, one of just 96 people worldwide—to earn the prestigious Accredited Speaker title from Toastmasters International.

With a background in high school teaching and a passion for adult education, Dale works with organisations, councils, not-for-profits, and individuals across all sectors. She’s also the proud founder of ChatterCamp, a popular holiday camp that helps primary school kids build confidence, independence, and leadership.

👉 www.daleanneclark.com