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Who Killed Jimbo Jameson?
Who Killed Jimbo Jameson? is a scandalous crime fiction novel written by first time author Kerrie McNamara. The book is the first in a series that follows Detective Maddie Griffiths, a strong and sassy woman who doesnt always “get her man” professionally or personally. All the good ones are taken and the bad ones get away with it. Or do they?
The Australian Autism Handbook
A fully updated edition of the widely praised and most trusted Australian guide on how to raise a child with autism spectrum disorder. An essential, comprehensive and INCLUSIVE guide for parents and carers of kids with autism. Advice from leading world experts delivers the information you can TRUST. Offers SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE on early signs of ASD; diagnosis; medical theories; schooling and growing up; intervention programs; treatments; dealing with emotions (parents and child); what not to say to your child and how to help them. SHARES the lived experience of fellow parents who are raising kids with autism and we hear from adults who have autism to hear their perspective. So much has changed since 2008: the language of autism, diagnoses, the understanding of disability, society, culture and agency. This new edition sparkles with new ENERGY and new horizons.
Love, Oil And The Fortunes Of War
A rollicking fictionalised tale about (real life) powerful characters, and how by helping preserve the dominance of the British Navy they arguably altered the outcome of WW1. Main characters: Gertrude Bell (famous explorer, archaeologist and supporter of women’s rights – Nicole Kidman play her in the film Queen of the Desert); Admiral Jacky Fisher (a respected naval officer and the father of the Dreadnought, the first battleship and a key weapon in WWI); and William D'Arcy (Australian mining magnate who founded the oil industry in Persia). Story has many crosscurrents and themes and includes romance, tragic love entanglements, suicides, war – all against the backdrop of northern Queensland, Persia (modern Iran), WW1 and Gallipoli.
Delivering High Quality Impact Assessments
Government is committed to conducting formal impact assessments of the need for and likely impact of new regulations. This National Audit Office report finds that scrutiny of proposed legislation is strengthening and that the standard is better than it was, but one fifth of assessments still do not include any quantified data to assess costs or benefits. The Better Regulation Executive (BRE) has introduced new guidance, templates and training to improve the quality of impact assessments and, as a result, impact assessments have clearer presentation of results, better planning for implementation, and more quantification of costs and benefits. But wide variation remains between the best and wo...
Benworden
Benworden is a fictional story about Dylan, a young boy who attends a boarding school in a small country town steeped in gold mining history. On his first day at the boarding house he is approached by a year twelve boy who offers him membership into a secret club, a club that established itself long before his arrival and continues to develop during his stay. Benworden holds many secrets, some good some bad, and there are those trying to find the club so they can expose and destroy it
Providing budget support to developing countries
Budget support is aid provided directly to a partner government's central exchequer, and aims to reduce poverty through helping to fund the poverty reduction strategy of the beneficiary country. DFID's use of budget support has risen to £461 million, representing nearly twenty per cent of bilateral expenditure. This study examines the aims of budget support, what it is achieving, how DFID manages the risks of using it and how DFID takes individual funding decisions. The report finds that budget support has: often enabled partner governments to increase expenditure on priority areas; resulted in partner governments providing more services, particularly in health and education; helped increas...
The Tap Cats Of The Sunshine Coast
The Tap Cats, a Queensland based tap dancing group face unexpected challenges when they enter the Seniors Superstar competition. Through the observant eyes of Carol's journalist niece Melissa, we meet Carol, Sofia and Bonnie whose lives have been intertwined since primary school. Their hopes, dreams, ageing, heartaches and heart mends have been woven together in a close web for decades. Bonds which are in danger of unravelling when long held secrets are revealed. Secrets that rock the foundations of their friendship and the destiny of the Tap Cats. Set in the stunning landscape of the Sunshine Coast, the women tap their way through the competition, as well as trials and tribulations, all the way to New York and a Greek Island.
Evaluation of regulatory impact assessments 2006-07
This NAO report evaluates the quality of Regulatory Impact Assessments (RIAs) produced by the Department of Health and the Department for Communities and Local Government, and considers how these departments are seeking to raise standards and improve their use. The aim of RIAs is to assess the need for, and impact of, proposed regulations and amendments to existing regulations. They are a tool to help policy makers understand the consequences of possible Government regulation. RIAs are required for all forms of government intervention that impose, or reduce, costs on businesses, the third sector or the public sector. The NAO concludes that RIAs were not always being used effectively. That th...
Tackling anti-social behaviour
Anti-social behaviour encompasses a broad range of behaviours including nuisance behaviour, intimidation and vandalism. Seventeen per cent of the population perceive high levels of anti-social behaviour in their area, with the young and the less well off being disproportionately affected, at a cost to government agencies of responding to reports of anti-social behaviour in England and Wales of around £3.4 billion per year. This report examines the work of the Home Office's Anti-Social Behaviour Unit set up in 2003 and measures introduced by the Home Office since 1997 to tackle anti-social behaviour, focusing on the impact of three of the most commonly used interventions: warning letters, Ac...
L'amant de ses rêves
Et si, au lieu de lutter contre le désir qui nous pousse l’un vers l’autre, on essayait d’y céder ? Dans la bouche de n’importe quel autre homme, cette proposition aurait sonné comme une provocation. Mais pas dans celle de D.C. Campbell, Fiona doit bien l’admettre. Car, à chaque fois qu’elle se trouve en présence de cet homme qu’elle connaît à peine, tout se passe comme si, soudain, elle perdait toute capacité de penser et n’avait plus qu’une envie : se jeter dans ses bras et découvrir le goût de ses lèvres. Une attraction irrésistible, et à l’évidence réciproque, à en juger par ses regards brûlants... Aussi D.C. a-t-il raison sur au moins un point : il leur faut trouver un moyen de sortir de cette situation bien trop gênante, d’autant qu’ils vont devoir travailler ensemble et qu’il est hors de question de laisser leurs instincts interférer dans leur travail. Dans ces conditions, ne serait-il pas raisonnable de considérer sérieusement la proposition de D.C. ?
