We aim to encourage, relate and promote the stories of Australia and its people, past and present.
See below for the full range of books available from this web site.
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- Aboriginal History, Australian History, Autobiography, Aviation, Cattle, Central Australia, History
At a Cost
- $45.00
- As a child, Roy McFadyen was placed in Melbourne oprhanages for his parents' convenience. At 15, and in the middle of the Great Depression, he was thrown out of home by his mother into a freezing winter's night and made an epic bicycle ride into the Mallee to become a wheat farmer's labourer. Seeking further consolation in hard work well…
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- Australian History, Biography, History, South Australia
The Biscuit Factory: Hidden history of Coromandel Valley
- $25.00
- Coromandel Valley resident Glynis Conlon spent many years meticulously researching the history of Alexander Murray's family and the origins of The Biscuit Factory ... the subject of her first book, to be released during May 2021 for History Month. For further information see: www.freestylepublications.com.au
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- Music
Myponga: South Australia’s first pop festival
- $50.00
- A former dairy farm at Myponga, on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, was the site of South Australia's first pop festival which was attended by more than 20,000 enthusiasts over three days, from 30 January to 1 February 1971. The aim of the legendary Myponga music festival, the first of its kind in Australia, was to promote progressive pop music, and…
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Thinking on paper
- $20.00
- Thoughtful reflection … not just for testing times. On reading Lorraine Penny McLoughlin ‘s latest publication Thinking on paper, one could be forgiven for assuming it was written this year, during trying times of lockdowns and deprivation of travel and attendance at cultural activities. However, this timely collection of thoughtful and insightful prose pieces was written between 2016 and June…
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- Art, Australian History, Biography, South Australia
BARBARA ROBERTSON: An Australian artist’s life
- $30.00
- A tribute at last to an outstanding woman artist working from 1940s to 2000, this biography by Lorraine McLoughlin features many of Robertson’s works and a DVD containing a catalogue and interview with the Adelaide artist and teacher when she was in her mid-eighties and had retired to Carrickalinga.
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- Art, Australian History, Biography, South Australia
GEORGE TETLOW and MARK AND JILL PEARSE: Lives in Art (inc. DVD)
- $30.00
- In GEORGE TETLOW AND MARK AND JILL PEARSE: Lives in Art, author Lorraine McLoughlin brings together the biographies and art works of three artists from the Yankalilla/ Normanville area on the Fleurieu Peninsula. The DVD includes interviews with George Tetlow in his studio and Mark and Jill Pearse in Bungala House.
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- Australian History, Horse Racing, Poetry
Remembering Adam Lindsay Gordon: An introduction to his poetical works
- $10.00
- An introduction for secondary students to the poetical works of Australia's national poet - Adam Lindsay Gordon - to commemorate his life, 150 years after his tragic death on 24 June 1870. Included is a brief overview of his life plus nine of his well-known poems.
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- Australian History, Biography, Horse Racing, Pastoralists
Rider and Writer: The life of Lindsay (DVD)
- $22.00
- by Brenton Manser & Rob Tremelling DVD $20.00
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- Aboriginal History, Australian History, Autobiography, Central Australia
Yami: the autobiography of Yami Lester
- $19.95
- This is Yami Lester's story. From the heart of the Western Desert, Yami tells of his early years learning the country and the Law from the Ones Who Know. Of his years as a stockman, learnibng his trade on the vast, unfenced cattle stations of the Centre, and of his years living in the world of the white people.
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- Aboriginal History, Australian History, Cattle, Central Australia
The Versatile Man: The Life and Times of Don Ross Kaytetye Stockman
- $24.95
- 'They called me the versatile man,' Don Ross recalls. 'I put up windmilkls, fixed the trucks; I only had to see a thing done once and I could do it. That's how I was.' 'I've done some mongrel jobs,' he admits, and the worst? 'Shifting bloody c attle. Walking them when it's hot and there's a long way to go…
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- Aboriginal History, Art, Biography, Central Australia
The Town Grew Up Dancing: the life and art of Wenten Rubuntja
- $59.95
- A nephew of Albert Namatjira, Wenten was encouraged by him to paint when he was a young man. An Arrernte man who has made a major contribution to the art and politics of his time, Wenten was a key figure in the land rights movement in Central Australia in the mid-1970s and has since played a lively and formative role…
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- Children's Novel, Uncategorized
The Journey of the Littlest Atom
- $12.00
- by Mary Groves 53 pages Paperback
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