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[Barry Nicholls @BarryNi43496388]

This match is written about in detail in Playing to Win : Australia and the 1972 Ashes @WakefieldPress

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🎙️New Year, new series. How do you build a free press where none existed? Ex-BBC journalist Michael Delahaye shares lessons from the front lines of post-Soviet media. 🎧 https://t.co/BGTXW6NreL

#MediaFreedom #Journalism #Podcast #BBCHow

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[Asian Review of Books @BookReviewsAsia]

Today in the ARB: Melanie Ho reviews “Salt Upon the Water” by Lyn Dickens @WakefieldPress https://t.co/ffLcaNTaCI

[NewtownReviewofBooks @NewtownBooks]

Lyn Dickens’s novel of an independent woman in colonial South Australia explores prejudice, power and identity: "distinctive, imaginative, carefully researched and very enjoyable"
Ann Skea reviews Lyn Dickens' Salt Upon the Water
https://t.co/F3kxMtR8Lj
@WakefieldPress #histfic

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Wakefield Press 2025 Showcase - https://t.co/SJOGNANzh7

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[Mascara Literary Review @mascarareview]

'Harkin does not simply tell the history; she recreates and reshapes it in numerous, collaborative and open-ended ways that foreground the complexity of these women’s lives.'
#WomensHistory #AusLit
@samueljessecox @WakefieldPress
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Almost here: Pre-Christmas Flash Sale - https://t.co/HWFmzkLZEO

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Our 2nd spring #BookGiveaway is on! Win this fab bundle of books by Samantha Byres, Murray Middleton, Gretchen Shirm, & Katharine Pollock.
Hurry – entries close midnight TONIGHT Wed 8 Oct 2025
https://t.co/A4oHNq6Z7r
Thx @UQPbooks @MacmillanAus @transitlounge2 @WakefieldPress

[Martin Chandler @fredfertang]

53 years ago an excellent Ashes contest unfolded in England, and Barry Nicholls' latest book is a timely reminder @CricketWebNet @BarryNi43496388 @WakefieldPress https://t.co/q1F1vm42hl

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@JamieMagill5 @fredfertang @CricketWebNet @BarryNi43496388 @RockpoolBooks Beautiful cold from the fridge

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I've been immersing myself in Australian culture these past few days, eating Tim Tams and Vegemite and reading these two new titles, which I will review at the weekend @CricketWebNet @WakefieldPress @BarryNi43496388 @RockpoolBooks

[Peter Donoughue @PeterD63504]

Booknotes: Andrew Roff, Here Are My Demands.
This novel is simply superb on so many levels. We're immersed in the technological and social world of 2058, and a major political row in what was formerly known as Canberra.
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[Alan Rees @archivist_al]

Another recent book in to the @MCCOfficial library collection, the latest by @BarryNi43496388 on the 1972 Australian tour of England @WakefieldPress

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@TimWilsonMP @auspost Ridiculous

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