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How To Make Gravy: the tender story behind this Aussie hit
Glen Humphries
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December 21 will forever be 'Gravy Day'. Picture copyright Tony Mott
'Misogynistic violence is a festering sore that is not going away': Tim Ayliffe
Karen Hardy
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Tim Ayliffe's novels are set in Sydney, a city he loves and hates at the same time. Picture by Mike Bowers
New book captures colourful 110-year history of the Robertson-Burrawang Spuddies
The book will be launched at Robertson Pub on Saturday, July 20
Agron Latifi
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Aaron de Jager with his book Reds and Blacks to Maroon and Whites: a 110 year history of Robertson-Burrawang Rugby League, which he will launch at Robertson Put on Saturday, July 20 from 5.30pm. Picture supplied
The magic of milk: Matthew Evans on the original superfood
Matthew Evans
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Chef, farmer and writer Matthew Evans' latest book explores the original superfood, milk. Picture supplied
Review
Untold stories behind Australia's biggest rock anthems revealed in new book
Nadine Morton
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(clockwise from bottom left) Jimmy Barnes and Cold Chisel, INXS and Chrissy Amphlett from the Divinyls.
Australia's 'biggest bookstore' collapses, enters voluntary administration
Carla Mascarenhas
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Aussie online book retailer Booktopia has announced it has entered voluntary administration. Picture by Shutterstock
Rare Harry Potter book sells for more than $85,000
Casey Cooper-Fiske
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The pristine first edition hardback of JK Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, one of only 500 produced in the first print run in 1997. Picture by Jacob King/PA Wire
Your guide to the line-up at the Southern Highlands Writers' Festival
Briannah Devlin
Glen Humphries is a journalist at the Illawarra Mercury. Picture supplied
Opinion
Winter's the perfect time for eating pie, reading, and bingeing TV shows
Karen Hardy
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Curried cauliflower cheese filo pie. Picture by Elena Heatherwick
Book ban overturned in rowdy council meeting
Anna Houlahan
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Protestors for and against the bookr ban amass outside the Cumberland City Council meeting. Picture Alex.McKinnon.91

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