Cool Change Moving North in Sydney
Royston Marley’s Sydney novel Cool Change Moving North sketches a bustling open city through a lens of social observation. The English author, with varied characters from Morley to Carey and Mary Carstairs, aims to expose Sydney’s 1960s life while balancing journalistic description with narrative, yet the work reads as an exercise in style over cohesion.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Royston Brorle
Australia
Mr Morte
Marley
Harry Carey
Hom Mick
Tom Prins
Dawn
Hervey Crass
Acasiwanes
Jemathur Curtis
Aididry
Imeo
Morley
Bor
Bevie Christianite
Hlesnor Haver
Mary Gilmore
Carey
Cynnie
Rose Bay
Mary Carostight
Hervey Crowsy
Mary Carneright
Jonathan Curtis
Ulwa
New South Wales
Aimee
Mosley
Pill Street
Angleshaty
Rockdale
North Shore Electric
Charpes
Syalley
Mr Marley
Heathy Nursing
Wiley
Bugrit
Bagnit
Fragmented literary notes from a 19th century page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions scholars, editors, and critics with scattered names and titles. It references a revived edition by Mathys Weslaied and a Frank evaluation of a work, along with several likely author and publisher mentions. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative.
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Maxine
David Ganssan
Wiener
Jane Gers Tama Privicty Fonurrualist
Fares Cary Raneers
Andy Singa
Tiynanings
Mathys
Inch Metron
Chrisius
Stead
Catal
Qurohineranty
Bednes Armel
Ramage at Sea in Dudley Pope Novel Review
Sea story Ramage follows Lieutenant Ramage facing a tricky maritime crisis with Admiral Jervis and Pammandare Nekon as allies. Dudley Pope uses his Royal Navy background to deliver brisk adventure with a hopeful setup for sequels.
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Hamage
Dudley Pape
Weidenfeld and
Nivalson
Pope
Agai
Luther Way
Nichols Ramage
Finda
Thin Jervis
Pammindare Nekon
Lieutenant Ramage
Dudley Pope
Royal Navy
Ie Niekkin
Teva Berlins Letters and Memoir Fragments Unearthed
A century after Berling’s death a new collection titled Teva Berlins am B48 presents her letters and memoir fragments. The volume traces her early career with hopeful notes and ends with a closing thank you from the world renowned Berlioz close to his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teva Berlins
A. Selveton
Gall
Wits Pring
Berling
Cu Ho
Berlioz
Automation in Australia and the future of industrial relations
A critique of current industrial relations in Australia, arguing for education to meet automation. It cites Bagrit on automation as a reform driver, calls for leadership reeducation, industry wide training funds, and a ministry of automation. It urges unions and employers to elevate planning and partnerships with government for a skilled, adaptable workforce.
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Elaine Abe
Bagrit
Leon Bagril
Brisk Automation
Reith
Bagnit
Sytem
Australia
Bagri
Am Pther
Corti Een Fries
Austrasia
Ani
Ministry of Automtion
Ths
Cord Themelves
Athitrav
Case Studies in Administrative Decisionmaking Review
A critical appraisal of Decisions by Schaffer and Corbont, noting the book’s aim to gather case studies on administrative decisionmaking for classroom discussion. The reviewer finds uneven value, scarce insider data, and no clear conclusions, but acknowledges potential usefulness for teaching and as a source of case material despite gaps.
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B. B. Schaffer
D. C. Corbont
Cheshires
Prive Ia
Aischetoye
Rmleke Ani Calilyy
Tir
Wettenhall
Menvies
Finn
de Hamonoomtking
Fontanas on Safari and Other World Fragments
Autobiographical vignette by Armand Denis notes a vanishing natural world. Mentions first publication circa 196%, Fontana great horror tales, authors Christine Brind, Agatha Christie, Roy Bradbury, Kenneth MacPherson. Describes a scene where a widow is struck by a scooter youth.
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Armand Denis
Christine Bri
Agatha Hristie
Roy Bradbury
Sihern
Rome
Kenneth MacPherson
Selection of new children books and reissues
A review notes several titles from Oxford University Press and Methuen including The Old Nurse's Stocking Pasket The Magic Perambulator and The Year Goes Round. It comments on Stocking Basket reissue with Edward Ardizonne illustrations and highlights the appeal and weaknesses of Serafina the Giraffe with its animal cast and gentle bedtime tone. The critique praises the illustrations as pleasant but finds Serafina lacking strong narrative strength for older readers.
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Elemor Favieon
Exlward Andiecone
Oxford University Press
Jeremy Bronies
Rab
Burtelt
Mircea Wein
Serafina
Lauren de Brunboff
Methuen
Edward Ardiizone
Illustra Howe
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Alan Fitzgerald
Roysrom
Bob Heinemann
EDA
Luly
Biriween Riva
Washam
Mudie
Mita
Venn
Wali
Neel Cowan
Rich Ind
Ier
Sea Story
By Raymond O'Dea
Betty
Colfin
Elle
Spectator
Loom Baggit
K. J. Walker
Yan
Fis
By Berenigh Eastman
Eleanor Farjeau
Jeremy Brooks
Wya Shakespeare Company
England
Byt Vawilal
Vasilin
Laurent de Sambot
Sera- Gna Che
Serafina the
Giraffe
Minstie Roberts
Charles P. Mountford
Outback
Righy
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