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THOMSON, Deborah
Deborah left Wayne after eighteen years of his violence, taking their children with her. She thought they were now free from abuse. Not so. Deborah’s books ‘Whose Life Is It Anyway?: Recognising and Surviving Domestic Violence’, ‘Whose Life Is It Anyway?: Leaving a Violent Abuser’, and Tasmanian Voices: The Family Violence Epidemic’ focus on the experiences of domestic violence across Australia.
ANONYMOUS
VERA JOYCE, brilliant and controversial member of the High battle to the death? Court of Australia is dead – her body found in the shallows of Canberra’s Lake Burley Griffin. Was her death simply an accident? A mugging of an early morning jogger gone wrong? Or is there something more sinister behind the tragic death?
SCHULTZ, Amanda & MAYFIELD, Greg
‘My father was a policeman – he was shot’ Amanda, herself a former police officer and now a corporate executive, collaborated on this book with Greg Mayfield, who was a police reporter at The Advertiser at the time of the incident.
DOHERTY, Pauline
“Where there is hatred and envy,
Where there is quarrel and conflict, there is the devil the leader,
but where there is love, peace and harmony, there is God.”
– Maria Magdalena Reuter
JOHNSTON, Martin
A memoir of combat, love, fatherhood, and the mysterious toxic burn pits
STRATTON-SMITH, Edward
Traffic offences are the most expiated, and prosecuted of any category of offences in South Australia. Arguably no other area of the law so directly engages the community.
ANDERSON, Robert
A Lawyer in Paradise is an eyes-wide-shut attempt to avoid the stereotypical slow- Volvo-driving, old lawyer in a black hat, Rob Anderson leapt at the opportunity to become Assistant Attorney General of Western Samoa.
ARCHER, Emily
Let My Voice Be Yours. Domestic Violence: A Survivor’s Guide For Every Woman
SAVIGE, Kim
From Tightrope Publishing. From high functioning, multi-tasking, goat-owning paramedic, to broken, blubbering mess on the side of the road – Kim’s journey through PTSD.