Canis dingo: Understanding Australia's Apex Predator by Bradley P. Smith

Canis dingo: Understanding Australia's Apex Predator by Bradley P. SmithCanis dingo is a captivating exploration of one of Australia's most iconic and polarising species. Drawing on two decades of scientific research, historical records and firsthand fieldwork, Bradley P. Smith traces how a wild canid became entangled in myth, law and livestock conflict, revealing what is at stake in the way Australia treats its apex predator. As new scientific discoveries unsettle entrenched views, and awareness of the dingo's ecological

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Dog Man struggles to find his place among dogs and people

Beadell tells the story of the people who worked on the project - in some cases it was as much a trial of them as it was of any weapon - and he recounts the sequence of events that led up to the gigantic explosion that was to BLAST THE BUSH

while being escorted by the Imperial Japanese Navy

she's delighted by the way her plans for adulthood are coming to fruition: a husband

and to build corporate and medical careers

until one night

a humorous satire of Chinese bureaucracy

Colonisation is a process

It argues that white Australia can't solve black problems because white Australia is the problem

until even that last ray of hope is taken from her

'From early childhood I had been a storyteller