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    Carlton Forever. "Carlton: A History" by Peter Yule (ed). [review] 

    Morrison, Ian (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    When is a suburb not a suburb? When it is an inner-urban locale with a distinctive café culture, its own postcode and football team, but no town hall. And here’s another: how did an Old English word meaning ‘churl’s farm’ ...
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    Anglican Wars. "Reflections in Glass: Trends and Tensions in the Contemporary Anglican Church" by Peter Carnley [review] 

    Porter, Muriel (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    "Reflections in Glass" is an important book for anyone seeking to understand the background to the current world Anglican crisis, as well as the more localised disputes that erupt from time to time between Australian Anglicans.
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    The Litigation Myth. "Litigation: Past and Present" by Wilfrid Priest and Sharyn Roach Anleu (eds) and "Slapping on the Writs: Defamation, Developers and Community Activism" by Brian Walters. [review] 

    Bailey, Grant (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    Despite the methodological issues inherent in research into the history of litigation, the findings of the contributors in "Litigation: Past and Present" are nonetheless significant and serve to undermine contemporary ...
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    Standing Up. "Damien Parer's War" by Neil McDonald. [review] 

    McFarlane, Brian (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    Writing of cinematographer Damien Parer’s untimely death in 1944, war correspondent Chester Wilmot paid tribute to him as ‘a fine man as well as a brilliant photographer. He made the camera speak as no other man I’ve ever ...
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    The Loss of Tongue and Tradition. "The Hmong of Australia: Culture and Diaspora" by Nicholas Tapp and Gary Yia Lee (eds.) [review] 

    Chung Martin, Helene (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    This book is mostly based on proceedings at an anthropology conference at the ANU in 2002. It 'aims to bring knowledge of the Hmong to a wider public and contribute to the understanding of these people'. The sections by ...
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    Thinking Out Loud. "The Mother Workshops and Other Poems" by Jeri Kroll and "Shadows at the Gate" by Robyn Rowland [review] 

    Gorton, Lisa (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    Finally, it seems that honesty is what Kroll and Rowland are after. Of course, theorists could argue that, in poetry, honesty is the most deceitful pose. But insofar as these collections represent their views, it seems ...
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    In the Calaboose. "Blindside" by J.R. Carroll, "Degrees of Connection" by Jon Cleary, and "Earthly Delights" by Kerry Greenwood [review] 

    Thompson, Rick (Australian Book Review, 2004-05)
    Crime fiction offers various pleasures but rarely those of innovation, and that is the case with these three very different books from three veterans of the genre — familiar pleasures. "Degrees of Connection" is a police ...
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    High Praise. "Australian Constitutional Landmarks" by H.P. Lee and George Winterton (eds). [review] 

    Kirby, Michael (Australian Book Review, 2004-04)
    Even if there is a little hyperbole, the book demonstrates in a readable way how, when it has faced major tests concerning the welfare of the Australian Commonwealth, the High Court has usually come down on the side of ...
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    The Awful Truth. [poem] 

    Edwards, Chris (Australian Book Review, 2003-04)
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    The World As It Is. "The Hot Seat: Reflections on Diplomacy From Stalin's Death to the Bali Bombings" by Richard Woolcott. [review] 

    Monfries, John (Australian Book Review, 2003-04)
    One of the puzzles of Australia’s diplomatic service is the comparative lack of informative memoirs by senior diplomats. Of the sixteen heads of Foreign Affairs mentioned in this book, only three apart from Richard Woolcott ...
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