Licence to Kill by Robyn Smith

Licence to Kill by Robyn SmithLicence to Kill is a forensic account of violent frontier expansion across Australia's north with particular emphasis on the Northern Territory. Smith reveals not only the perpetrators of massacres but their benefactors and enablers, both public and private. She demonstrates how colonialism was subtly perpetuated by the conferral of high civic honour on many of the actors, noting that these are embedded as place names across the landscape. Robyn Smith

where kids can build friendships and learn about their emotions

with plenty of delicious recipes

secrets and lies

The book also includes biographies of cult creators and a recommended reading list of famous graphic novels and comic books both past and present

Enola knows she must help her friend before it's too late - but she doesn't know how

low-fat for low-carb

The country is still plagued by disease

Ruby-Rose Pivet-Marsh

strawberries and squash

the Parishes

While the western idea of private or individual ownership can be at significant odds with tenets of Indigenous ownership and control

From the award-winning creator of Baby Business (2019) and Cooee Mittigar (2019) comes a stunning bilingual story of healing and belonging