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‘AUKUS is the work of confused minds grasping at straws, desperately searching for relevance in a world that has passed them by.’ – Joseph Camilleri OAM, Professor Emeritus, La Trobe University. This new book 'Search for Security: AUKUS and the New Militarism' critiques Australia's AUKUS partnership with the US and UK, questioning its relevance and cost-effectiveness. Contribu...

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'Give the Bastards Hell' by David W. Cameron chronicles the pivotal Battle for Milne Bay in 1942, where Allied forces, including Australian and American troops, successfully halted the advance of Japanese marines seeking to capture vital airfields. Through firsthand accounts, Cameron vividly portrays the bravery of ordinary civilians turned soldiers in defending Australia.

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Mark Johnston's 'Australian Heroes of World War II' narrates the courageous tales of around 700 Australian men awarded military honours during the war. Highlighting their bravery in various campaigns, Johnston contrasts official narratives with personal accounts, emphasizing the lasting mental toll of battle. The book reveals the extraordinary actions of ordinary men.

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Phillip Bradley's new book 'Inferno: Australians on the Western Front' explores the experiences of over 500 Australian soldiers during World War I. Drawing on extensive research and local contributions, the work details the sobering statistics and awful progression of battles until the Armistice.

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Join author and historian Diana Thorp on April 22 for a discussion about her book, "Code of Silence," which explores the crucial roles Australian women played during World War II. Their hidden contributions and intriguing stories are revealed, highlighting a new narrative of war that transcends traditional gender roles.

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