September 2006, no. 284

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September 2006, no. 284

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Peter Mares reviews 'Unravelling Identity: Immigrants, identity and citizenship in Australia' by Trevor Batrouney and John Goldlust, and 'Borderwork in multicultural Australia' by Bob Hodge and John O'Carroll

At Thy Call: We did not falter by Clive Holt

The Goldfinches of Baghdad by Robert Adamson

Assassin in the orchard

A History of New South Wales by Beverley Kingston

Poinciana by Jane Turner Goldsmith

The Memoirs of Zelman Cowen: A public life by Zelman Cowen

Blue grass by Peter Minter

Francis de Groot: Irish fascist, Australian legend by Andrew Moore

Windchimes: Asia in Australian Poetry edited by Noel Rowe and Vivian Smith

Dark Roots by Cate Kennedy

Border Street by Suzanne Leal

Murder in the Dark by Kerry Greenwood

'Coetzee’s Freedom' by Gillian Dooley

The Passenger by Laurie Duggan

Ida Leeson: A life by Sylvia Martin

The Unexpected Elements of Love by Kate Legge

What If?: Australian history as it might have been edited by Stuart Macintyre and Sean Scalmer

India Vik by Liz Gallois

Quarterly Essay 22: Voting for Jesus: Christianity and politics in Australia by Amanda Lohrey

This is the ABC: The Australian Broadcasting Commission 1932–1983 by Ken Inglis

Advances - September 2006

Letters - September 2006

A shape, if only a shape

How wrong they were

The jostle of selfhoods

Washing the blood off the wall

Through the looking glass

Missed opportunity

Citizenship and belonging

Write Home for Me: A red cross woman in Vietnam by Jean Debelle Lamensdorf

Reconnecting Labor by Barry Donovan & Coming to the Party edited by Barry Jones

‘Howe Hill’ by Bruce Pascoe

‘The Greenshank’ by Robert Adamson

Vale Byron Bay by Wayne Grogan & Tuvalu by Andrew O’Connor

Ruth Starke reviews seven children's books

To Exercise Our Talents: The democratization of writing in Britain by Christopher Hilliard

‘Celluloid Junkies’ by Nick Prescott