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Retells the Ramayana, the ancient Indian tale of love, duty, and sacrifice, for a modern audience

Six teenagers. An empty shopping centre. No Wi-Fi. And … a baby? Acclaimed author Tegan Bennett Daylight’s first novel for young adults reconceives Lord of the Flies for Gen Z.

Australians will soon be faced with an important choice. Will they vote Yes to change our nation’s Constitution to introduce an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice?

With a trip for every week of the year, Day Trip Melbourne takes you to mountains, waterfalls, swimming holes, beaches, forests, coastlines, snow trails, urban parks, Aboriginal sites, rivers, canyons, cliffs, histori

Soon to be a Netflix film starring Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown - this must-read psychological thriller, perfect for fans of One of Us Is Lying, will leave you guessing until the final page.

Enjoy more of the food you love. Never feel like you’re missing out. 100 truly tasty recipes from Pinch of Nom.

Before the Manhattan Project, before nuclear warfare and the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there was the twentieth century's great scientific quest to fathom the secrets of the atom.

ONE OF THE MOST ANTICIPATED NOVELS OF 2023 'From the first page, you can say farewell to sleep...a brilliant, breathtaking thriller with characters you love - and love to hate.

'I wish I could write like Nick Bhasin ... but reading his writing is the next best thing.'
SAMMY J

None of them would claim to be a good person, but who among them is capable of murder?

In this never-before-seen memoir, Bergen-Belsen survivor Hannah Pick-Goslar shares incredibly powerful words on the final untold portrait of her childhood friend, Anne Frank.

**Available for pre-order: Whistleblower Frances Haugen's searing expose of the internal workings of Facebook revealing the company's struggles to regain control over its platform and to stop the spread of misinformat

In the hilarious new novel in the best-selling Detective Varg series, Ulf Varg will need to resolve both a sensitive crime and his own delicate dilemma in the hopes of preserving the peace.

In this major new account Ian McLean traces the history of Australian art, from colonial art practice to the search for a national art in the twentieth century.