"Come in Spinner" was an immediate sensation when it was first published in an abridged version in 1951. Florence James was the author of "Come in Spinner" and a book for children.

Compilation of primary sources in chronological order; includes notes on ritual, territorial groupings and myths; extracts from explorers journals; accounts of contact history and violent conflict; settlement of Illawarra region; Macquaries ...

It builds on the 2005 Metropolitan Strategy's 'city of cities' approach and will transform Sydney from a single-centred city to a more connected with many centres and improved accessibility."--Home page, Metropolitan Plan for Sydney 2036.

In this her first book, Hazel shows you the basics of resin craft, including mixing and pouring, making moulds, and finishing your pieces.

Based on Boultbee's journal of his life as a sealer in Australia and Southern New Zealand during the 1820's and 1830's, when he also spent time living with Van Diemen's Land Aborigines and the Maoris of Foveaux Strait.