Desert Tracks (2025) by Linda Wells and Marly Wells
Millie, a Warlpiri teenager, is sucked up by a willy willy and transported to Alice Springs in 1924. Here she meets a crew of oddly familiar young people, Sonny, Beryl and Spike…
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Millie, a Warlpiri teenager, is sucked up by a willy willy and transported to Alice Springs in 1924. Here she meets a crew of oddly familiar young people, Sonny, Beryl and Spike…
Read MorePosted by QAIHC | Jan 7, 2026 | Deadly Entertainment, Deadly Reading
The First Sunrise is the first published Mbabaram creation story, weaving traditional knowledge and science to share meaningful lessons and insights with children.
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Pictures of You: Collected Stories brings together the best of acclaimed writer Tony Birch’s short fiction from the past two decades.
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Uprising: War in the colony of New South Wales, 1834-1844 is a nonfiction book that examines the extensive frontier resistance warfare across First Nations lands in the Murray-Darling region of New South Wales from 1838-44.
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A country town, a brutal murder, a shameful past, a reckoning to come…
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