Douglas Rushkoff

Richard D. Bartlett

Anthony Cabraal

Joshua Vial

Doris Zurr

Lucas Tauil de Freitas

Phoebe Tickell

Hannah Smith

Damian Sligo-Green

Susan Basterfield

Gina Rembe-Stevens

Chelsea Robinson

Francesca Pick

Sandra Otto

Nick Laurence

Alanna Irving

John Gieryn

Charley Davenport

Sandra Chemin

Lucy Carter

Kate Beecroft

"The future of working together has arrived. A radically different workplace is possible. We can build organisations that change lives, and grow resilient, committed, self-managing teams. If you are curious about how the power of community can transform the way business works, and has the potential to change the world, this book is for you."--back cover.

How the Power of Community Can Transform Your Business

Better Work Together

Find out what happens when a heartbroken, Australian woman, stumbles headfirst into a mysterious man who might just turn her world upside down. No more men. No more partying. No more risks. From today, Hazel Jones is a hardworking, focused woman dedicated to a job she hates, true crime documentaries and pizza nights with her bestie. So, the last thing she needs is to crash head-first into Patrick Healey. He oozes sex appeal and sarcasm in equal measures and is almost enough for her to forget her last soul-destroying break up. Almost. Hazel knows she should stay away from the distracting man who's hiding something, but she can't deny the chemistry simmering between them. It doesn't take long for her to let Patrick in, even though his life is eerily similar to her favourite crime series. Patrick pushes Hazel to confront her fears but won't reveal his own. As tension builds and secrets unravel, Hazel starts to uncover the truth about the mysterious man she's falling for. But will she like what she finds? Here's what you can expect from Hazy Love: ♥ Slow-burn romantic suspense ♥ Strong female characters who love true crime ♥ Enemies to lovers (kind of) ♥ Humour, some steam, and a sexy male antagonist who's great at throwing scowls and wearing a suit. Please note: This book contains references to sensitive topics such as anxiety, depression, infidelity, sexual assault, drug use and death. It also contains profanity and sex scenes and is intended for audiences 18 years or older.

Hazy Love

Amanda Muxworthy

Carmela Marion

Jemila Goodman

A+ Food Studies Notes VCE Units 3 And 4

Allison Marie

There once lived a girl named Mary. She came to a point in time of experiencing fear, worry, and uncertainty of what to do... Until a certain time of her life happened, when she finally learned how to become, confident, she faced her fears, she regained her strength, and she learned self-defense.

Finding Hope, When All Is Gone...

Victory Come

This detailed study of early Georgian kingship and queenship examines the rhetorical and iconographical fashioning of the dynasty, evaluates the political and social function of the early Georgian court, and provides an extensive analysis of provincial cultures of monarchism.

Politics and Culture, 1714-1760

Georgian Monarchy

Eve Rosenhaft

Erica Michiko Charters

Civilians and War in Europe 1618–1815 examines the relationship between civilians and warfare from the start of the Thirty Years War to the end of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. The volume interrogates received narratives of warfare that identify the development of modern 'total' war with the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, and instead considers the continuities and transformations in warfare over the course of two hundred years. The contributors examine prisoners of war, the cultures of plunder, the tensions of billeting, and war-time atrocities throughout England, France, Spain, and the German territories. They also explore the legal practices surrounding the conduct and aftermath of war; representations of civilians, soldiers, and militias; and the philosophical underpinnings of warfare. They probe what it meant to be a civilian in territories beset by invasion and civil war or in times when ‘peace’ at home was accompanied by almost continuous military engagement abroad. Their accounts show us civilians not only as anguished sufferers, but also directly involved with war: fighting back with shocking violence, profiting from war-time needs, and negotiating for material and social redress. And they show us individuals and societies coming to terms with the moral and political challenges posed by the business of drawing lines between ‘civilians’ and ‘soldiers’.With contributors drawn from the fields of political and legal theory, literature and the visual arts, and military, political, social, and cultural history, this volume will appeal to all those with an interest in the history of warfare and the evolution of the idea of the civilian.

Civilians and War in Europe, 1618-1815

Hannah Smith

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