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Rolf Harris has presented his classic Australian stockman lament first recorded in 1960 in a picture book for children illustrated with his own paintings.

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Brief biography of Australian author Patrick White, 1973 Nobel Prize winner in literature.

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Manager Jon Deeble, who managed the Aussies to 2004 Olympic silver, returns to manage an Australian team which has more depth in its pitching core and in the field.

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Canada's West Coast Alzheimer's Society team will travel to Kenya and Tanzania to climb famed Mt. Kilimanjaro and raise funds in September 2008, the tenth trek to Africa.

The issues of race, class, feminism, motherhood and relationships come together in the novels written by this wonderful and thought-provoking new author.

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