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The global best-selling author on anxiety, eavesdropping and being grateful to be alive
Liane Moriarty, one of Australia’s most successful living novelists, is feeling the trepidation that always precedes publication of a new book.
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After the polar blast of a few weeks back, we have opened our eyes to the luminous full bloom of premature spring
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The childhood roots of Bob Hawke’s adult bad behaviour are carefully examined in this biography of the often lionised figure
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NSW town hopes to provide opportunity for reconciliation through a greater understanding of 1824 war between white settlers and local Wiradjuri people
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Iconoclastic views on the holy acronym are too often condemned as disrespectful to the war dead
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Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have already devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on
Fiction, Allen & Unwin, $32.99
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America remains the west’s most influential nation – which is why I fear for a world where Republican leaders could be in power