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Welcome to Paradise, Now go to Hell: A True Story of Violence Corruption and the Soul of Surfing by Chas Smith (Nero)

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Into the Heart of the Himalayas by Jono Lineen (MUP)

Once Upon a time in Melbourne: Dirty Cops, Lying Politicians, Vampire Gigolos by Liam Houlihan (Victory)

 

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Bent: Australia’s Crooked Cops by James Morton and Susanna Lobez (MUP)

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An Astronomer’s Guide to Life On Earth by Chris Hadfield (PanMac)

Summit 8000: Life and Death with Australia’s Greatest Mountaineer by Andrew Lock (MUP)

 

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Last Bets by Michaela McGuire (MUP)

Acute Misfortune: The Death and Life of Adam Cullen by Erik Jensen (Black Inc)

 

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Confessions of a People Smuggler by Dawood Amiri (Scribe)

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