September 2005, no. 274
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Full Contents
Memoir
Making a Difference: Reflections on life, leadership and politics by Peter Beattie (with Angelo Loukakis)
by John Wanna
Society
Traumascapes: The power and fate of places transformed by tragedy by Maria Tumarkin
Fiction
Road Story by Julienne van Loon & Everyman’s Rules for Scientific Living by Carrie Tiffany
Literary Studies
Griffith Review 8 edited by Julianne Schultz & Heat 9 edited by Ivor Indyk
Memoir
The Accidental Developer: The fascinating rise to the top of Mirvac founder Henry Pollack by Henry Pollack
Politics
The Presidents: The transformation of the presidency from Theodore Roosevelt to George W. Bush by Stephen Graubard
by Peter Haig
Literary Studies
Australian Literary Studies edited by Leigh Dale & Meanjin edited by Ian Britain
by James Ley
Australian History
Yesterday's Tomorrows: The Powerhouse Museum and its precursors 1880-2005 edited by Graeme Davison and Kimberley Webber
by John McPhee
History
The Indonesian Presidency: The shift from personal toward constitutional rule by Angus McIntyre
Environment
Carnivorous Nights: On the trail of the Tasmanian tiger by Margaret Mittelbach and Michael Crewdson
Biography
The Literary Larrikin: A critical biography of T.A.G. Hungerford by Michael Crouch
Politics
Following Them Home: The fate of the returned asylum seekers by David Corlett
by Peter Mares
Film