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'This is an engrossing tale of mayhem, villainy and pillage. What is most shocking about this book is that it is not fiction. It is the story of one family's struggle for survival on a cattle station in far north Queensland. The chronicle - a relentless unfolding of events over six years - tells of cattle duffing, organised harassment, victimisation, arson, corruption in local and state politics, and bent police.' - Back cover
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Dedication: This book is dedicated to my son, Stirling, who lives in Malaysia, and my two daughters, Kristin and Michelle. I am grateful, too, for the love and support of my daughters over the past seven years, since my return to Australia.
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Intimate Chronicles
2002
single work
review
— Appears in: New England Review , Summer no. 15 2002; (p. 19-20)
— Review of Roundabout at Bangalow : An Intimate Chronicle 2001 single work autobiography ; The Devil's Triangle 2001 single work autobiography
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Intimate Chronicles
2002
single work
review
— Appears in: New England Review , Summer no. 15 2002; (p. 19-20)
— Review of Roundabout at Bangalow : An Intimate Chronicle 2001 single work autobiography ; The Devil's Triangle 2001 single work autobiography
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