by NRB | 6 Jun 2017 | Non-fiction |
This is a passionate argument for a wider Australian history. Never have so many ringing phrases from so many historians rung so true. Every weekend I drive down Anzac Highway to my home in Plympton, passing the Keswick Army Barracks, and note a sign to the Army...
by NRB | 1 Mar 2016 | Non-fiction |
Why don’t more Australians eat indigenous food? The Oldest Foods on Earth is a passionate and optimistic consideration of food, culture and ecology. John Newton’s long-standing interest in cuisine and culture has resulted in several awards and numerous...
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