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September 24: The Forgotten: the Chinese Anzacs
Dr Will Davies …
in conversation with Bill Kable

Will Davies puts the Chinese Labour Corps into the broader history of China’s encounters with western European nations since the 1700s. That story includes the large numbers of Chinese who immigrated to Australia.

The Forgotten explores the otherwise forgotten service and sacrifice of the Chinese Australians who were on the Western Front during WW1. It was the sons, grandsons and great-grandsons of the original Chinese settlers who volunteered to fight for Australia, the Chinese Anzacs.

 

October 1: The Commando Way
Bram Connolly …
in conversation with Bill Kable

Imagine having access to the planning, training and motivational secrets of Australia’s most elite military operators; then imagine being able to adapt what they know to your own everyday life. This is what Bram Connolly gives us in this smart, surprising, optimistic and autobiographical manual for resilience, personal leadership and success.
In sharing the tedium of training as a raw recruit and taking us into the pitch of battle during some of the toughest fighting in Afghanistan, Bram Connolly reminds us among other things that it is okay to be bored, that laziness can quickly become a habit, that there are advantages in being scared and that it’s fine to let go.

 



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