0 Results: New & Used in boat in Hobart Region, TAS

Rocking the boat by an Ross. Hardcover in good condition Pick up or I’m happy to post. Yes I combine postage with my other ads. Because books are thick Auspost prepaid satchels are the cheapest option for them, they come in 4 sizes (costing between $10 & $20) and basically you fill them up with however much fits inside upto 5kg I'm happy to post individual books or combine different items together, as It tends to work out best, value-wise, to buy a few books in one go and post altogether in o

Wooden and steel boat and ship building. All hardcovers $10 each, the blue 1973 steel vessels softcover is $5. Pick up or I'm happy to post. I have THOUSANDS of books so feel free to ask if you're looking for specific authors or genres. Yes you're welcome to come have a browse:) Check my other listings for lots more books! Because books are thick Auspost prepaid satchels are the cheapest option for them, they come in 4 sizes (costing between $10 & $20) and basically you fill them up with h

PRICES BELOW! A large collection of quality books, mainly hardcovers Titles/prices below. Pick up or I’m happy to post. Manly ferries $20 Great ferry boat race souvenir pack $5 Contingency seamanship $5 Steamers in the South $10 The Nature of Boats $10 Ships That Passed $20 The Encyclopedia of Ships $20 The History of Ships $15 Queens of North Atlantic $10 Home and back $10 Australia's first fleet $10 The Liners, A Voyage of Discovery $20 Pacific Liners $10 Don’t go near the wate

is paperback in GC, numerous other military/war non-fiction/fiction listing

- Good condition overall. A few very faint marks on the front cover. Multiple light scratches & marks on the back cover. On the inside of the front board the blue paper wrap has detached just a little bit in two sections were it joins the spine. The spine itself is fine. Inside pages clean & clear. Photographs in great condition. See photos. - Editor: George Constable. - Library Of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 76-55862. - Publisher: Time Life Books. Second Printing. Revised 1978. - Includes

- Very good condition overall. A few faint marks on the front & back covers. There is a small scratch & very small dent on the left hand side about half way down on the back cover. The inside of the front cover board has one small bulge/area of swelling. Might be a manufacturing fault. Inside pages clean & crisp. Photographs in great condition. See photos. - Editor: George Constable. - Library Of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 76-9629. - Publisher: Time Life Books. Second Printing. Revised 197

the boat people: an age investigation - 1980 bruce grant happy to post

Quarterly Essay 53 – That Signing Feeling: Asylum Seekers And The Search For The Indonesian Solution – Paul Toohey Very Good condition. Paperback 111 pages Black Inc March 2014 GoodReads Description: Tony Abbott promised to stop the boats. With the help of Kevin Rudd's "PNG solution," he has. But at what cost? In Quarterly Essay 53, Paul Toohey tells the dramatic stories of asylum seekers heading from Java to Australia, investigates people-smuggling and witnesses the aftermath

Very Good condition. Paperback 331 pages Hardie Grant 2014 GoodReads Description: 'How long will we be here?' one man asked. Nobody could answer him. Nobody knew. The intention was clear: this was the No Advantage policy. Take them to a distant island, lock them away, punish them, forget about them. Criminals were given a sentence to serve; these men were not even given that. Lost hope ebbed out of the men in uncontrollable sobs and tears. Queue jumper, boat person, illegals.

Very Good condition. Paperback 262 pages Black Inc 2011 GoodReads Description: Panic (noun). A sudden uncontrollable fear or anxiety, often causing wildly unthinking behaviour. Australians see themselves as a relaxed and tolerant bunch. But scratch the surface and you’ll uncover an extraordinary level of fear. Cronulla. Henson. Hanson. Wik. Haneef. The boats. … Panic shows all of David Marr’s characteristic insight, quick wit and brilliant prose as he cuts through the froth