Australian news and views on contemporary social issues

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1 Australian news and views on contemporary social issues JULY-DEC 2018 NEW RELEASES UPCOMING TITLES SUBSCRIPTIONS PRINT + DIGITAL EDITIONS LATEST NEWS Need to cover current content on social issues? July 2018 releases are out now THE SPINNEY PRESS

2 NEW RELEASES July 2018 (out now) BULLYING AND YOUNG PEOPLE Volume 431 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Bullying involves one or more people repeatedly and deliberately harming, threatening or frightening someone with words, behaviour or actions. Bullying can be insistent and insidious and have devastating impacts on not just victims, but everyone involved. Bullying is, unfortunately, common among young Australians at school, online and via mobile phones. This book identifies the various forms of bullying, explains its causes and effects, and presents advice on school anti-bullying strategies and how to tackle cyberbullying. Whether you are an educator, student, parent, bystander, offender or victim, there is an abundance of helpful information in this book to assist in understanding bullying and how to deal with it. Bullying is not okay, and should never be accepted as a regular part of growing up. NUCLEAR ARMS CONTROL Volume 432 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Nuclear arms are the most destructive weapons on the planet, capable of destroying cities, killing millions and leaving behind catastrophic, long-term humanitarian and environmental consequences. Recent friction involving a provocative round of missile tests by North Korea and subsequent ongoing diplomatic efforts to denuclearise the Korean Peninsula and avoid a devastating nuclear conflict has prompted louder calls by many nations for the prohibition and elimination of all nuclear weapons. Which nations currently possess these weapons of mass destruction; and what countermeasures are being taken by the international community, such as the implementation of treaties, negotiations, sanctions and inspections? What is Australia s current nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament policy; are we doing enough to contain and control the global threat of mutually assured destruction? HUMAN GENETICS AND ETHICS Volume 433 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Each cell in the human body contains about 20,000 genes. Genes carry the information that determines the traits that are passed on to you, or inherited, from your parents. Genes are the instructions for the growth and development of our bodies, however mutations in a person s genome can result in a genetic condition or disease. How do the building blocks of the human body DNA, genes and chromosomes interrelate and interact with the environment, and contribute to a range of serious diseases? What are the dilemmas, risks and regulations associated with genetic testing and its related privacy and discrimination issues, the corporate patenting of people s genes, and the growing prospects of human genetic enhancement? What are the ethical implications of gene therapies and emerging biotechnology techniques like gene editing (CRISPR) in the manipulation of the human genome? In this new era of personalised medicine are we as a species going too far, or are we on a promising path to curing many deadly diseases? Does this all amount to scientific progress, or are we playing God with our own genes? SEXUAL HARASSMENT Volume 434 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Sexual harassment is any unwanted or unwelcome sexual behaviour which makes a person feel humiliated, offended or intimidated. Recent personal revelations of sexual abuse and assault in the entertainment industry have been given voice by the #MeToo movement and publicly illustrated how prevalent and damaging such unlawful behaviours can be to mostly female victims. This title explores the extent and impacts of everyday sexism and sexual harassment. It offers advice on how offenders, victims, bystanders and society as a whole can address this epidemic of sexual abuse which has, for so many years, gone unchecked and unchallenged in the face of male privilege, in turn perpetuating sex discrimination and gender inequality. This volume also focuses on sexual harassment and violence in the workplace, and how to prevent and report it. Ultimately, we all need to become champions of change to stop sexual harassment. ALCOHOL AND HARM PREVENTION Volume 435 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Alcohol consumption is widespread within Australia and is associated with many social and cultural activities, where it is frequently consumed at harmful levels. Binge drinking and excessive long-term alcohol consumption are significant causes of injury, addiction, ill health, violence, crime, family breakdown, road accidents, lost workplace productivity and death in Australia. What are safe drinking levels according to the latest guidelines, and what are the immediate and long-term risks of alcohol consumption? This book also explores how we can prevent the harmful impacts of excessive alcohol intake and promote responsible drinking choices, especially among younger people. What social and health-based strategies can be implemented to arrest Australians longstanding booze binge? SAVING THE GREAT BARRIER REEF Volume 436 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: As the largest coral reef system on the globe and home to 1,500 species of fish and other diverse marine life, Australia s Great Barrier Reef is unquestionably one of the great wonders of the natural world. Unfortunately, it is also in grave danger of dying. Recent annual back-toback coral bleaching events have drastically accelerated the existing damage to the Great Barrier Reef and its rich biodiversity. The reef is under threat from numerous pressures, both natural and man-made. These threats include over-fishing, coastal development, agriculture, mining, tourism and the ravaging ecological impacts of climate change. How is Australia sustainably managing the reef and the land-based and sea life it supports? What conservation threats are being effectively addressed is it too late to save the Great Barrier Reef? For more information on new, upcoming and back list titles in the Issues in Society series, visit

3 UPCOMING RELEASES January 2019 STOLEN GENERATIONS AND THE WAY AHEAD Volume 437 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: It has been over twenty years since the release of the landmark Bringing Them Home report and more than a decade since the National Apology was delivered by then-prime Minister Kevin Rudd to Stolen Generations survivors Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians who have suffered as the result of past government policies and practices of forced child removal and assimilation. Acknowledging the wrongs of the past was a significant milestone in the history of our nation, but there is still much work to be done to heal the enduring trauma experienced by survivors, families and communities. After two decades, the majority of the Bringing Them Home recommendations have not been implemented, adding to ongoing distress. In the meantime, this inaction fails to address the escalating national crisis involving continuing removal of indigenous children from their families. What is the nation s plan for healing this pain; are we any closer to needs-based funding and a financial redress scheme, dealing with intergenerational trauma and establishing an appropriate policy response? What is the way ahead for the unfinished business in the long journey towards healing? GAMBLING ISSUES Volume 438 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Almost 7 million Australians are estimated to be regular gamblers, spending money on one or more gambling activities each month. Australian gambling losses were at an all-time high at $24 billion in the past year alone. What are the actual odds, myths and facts behind the chances of winning on poker machines, racing, live sports betting, lotteries, and at casinos and online? What are the warning signs and harms of problem gambling, and what help is available to people affected by it? What restrictions has the government placed on gambling marketing, much of which is aimed at children and young people across television and radio broadcasts and online? This book reveals the various major forms of gambling activity and expenditure in Australia; it explores the issues involved in dealing with problem gambling; and investigates gambling advertising and its impacts on young people. Why are Australians the world s biggest gamblers? Are we really winning against the odds? PORNOGRAPHY AND ITS HARMS Volume 439 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Nearly half of Australian children aged 9-16 years experience regular exposure to sexual images via the media, online and hand-held devices. Pornography does not exist in a digital vacuum, but rather within a broader social context which reinforces sexual attitudes, beliefs and stereotypes about gender, sexism, sexual objectification, unsafe sexual health practices and violence-supportive attitudes. What are the impacts of porn? How do young people navigate the risks and realities of intended and accidental exposure to explicit content? This resource sensitively handles topics including sexting, image-based abuse, age verification, parental controls and communication with teens about pornography. The book explores interventions and initiatives aimed at educators, parents and young people to address the harms of pornography through promotion of online safety practices, critical thinking and discussion. How do we deal with the harms of early access to pornography and promote appropriate digital and sexual literacies for young people and their developing sexuality? Sex sells but if it s so freely available and left to its own devices at what price? PLASTIC POLLUTION Volume 440 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Plastic products and packaging are integral to modern daily life. Plastic is durable, cheap, light and can be flexible or rigid, with multiple uses however plastic is also making the planet a victim of its own success. Plastic pollution has become an epidemic, afflicting land, waterways, coastlines and oceans. More than 8 million tonnes of plastic go into the world s oceans each year, killing marine life as it breaks down into billions of microplastic pieces, without decomposing. Consumption of plastic has increased exponentially, but while plastic and packaging recycling in Australia is well established, currently only 14% of plastic is recovered for recycling or energy recovery. How can we reduce the amount of plastic waste, increase recycling and minimise impacts on the environment? What are governments, industry, retailers and consumers doing to eliminate the use of plastic packaging including bags, bottles and containers to reduce landfill waste and ocean pollution? This book offers confronting facts on plastic use, but also features strategies aimed at tackling plastic pollution. Now is the time to save our planet from the growing perils of plastic. GLOBAL POVERTY AND WEALTH INEQUALITY Volume 441 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Despite marked progress in poverty reduction over recent decades, the number of people living in poverty remains unacceptably high. More than 790 million people live in extreme poverty, surviving on less than $1.90 a day. Why is there still so much poverty in the world; how is it measured; and what is being done by way of trade, debt relief and aid to achieve the United Nation s Sustainable Development Goal 1: End poverty in all its forms everywhere? By contrast, many around the world have never had it so good. Global income and wealth inequality is on the rise: 82% of the wealth generated last year went to the richest 1% of the global population, while the poorest half of the world s people saw no increase in their wealth. Just eight men own the same wealth as half the world. What are the causes of this staggering inequality, and how can we achieve the UN s Goal 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries? Using data and analysis from the latest key reports, this book provides an overview of the extremes between wealth and poverty. Can the world afford to let the gap widen any further? REPRODUCTIVE ETHICS Volume 442 Edited by Justin Healey print ISBN: ebook ISBN: Assisted reproductive technology (ART) is a group of procedures used to assist people in achieving a pregnancy. Recent advancements in the use and availability of ART treatments such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF), gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT), gamete donation and surrogacy have raised numerous ethical considerations. This book explores reproductive concerns and opposing opinions on a range of issues including: the use of IVF by older women; success rate claims of commercial clinics; access by IVF offspring to the identities of their donors; the fate of excess frozen embryos; public funding of IVF; payment for egg donation; social egg freezing by younger career women delaying motherhood; the dilemmas of preimplantation genetic screening; sex selection; the collection of gametes and embryos from deceased loved ones; mitochondrial donation and threeparent IVF ; and commercial surrogacy arrangements. Are existing guidelines and laws in Australia in step with the many ways we can now reproduce ourselves? Or are we going too far in dictating the terms of human fertility?

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5 LATEST NEWS CURRENT TOPICS: HOT OFF THE PRESSES! It may interest readers to know we really do care about featuring the most up-to-date information in our new releases. A couple of the new July titles are so topical that our team had its hands full finalising content for late-breaking inclusion. Notably, we offer thanks to the Australian government for its new funding package aimed at preserving the Great Barrier Reef; to US President Donald Trump and North Korea s Kim Jong-un for eventually holding denuclearisation talks (and not blowing us all up!)... and to our trusted book printer for patiently humouring our deadline delays. SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS: INVOICES OUT NOW FOR 2019 Attention subscribers: please note your annual subscription renewal invoices (for 2019) are included with your July print books (postal delivery due first week of August) and ebook releases ( s for digital downloads due second week of August). Same number of titles next year (12), same low price, same high quality. ADDRESS: IS YOURS UP TO DATE? Wondering why you may not have seen our quarterly Issues in Society e-newsletter lately? Or perhaps you have not received the Digital Editions download links in your digital editions subscription? Chances are, your contact person has changed, along with the relevant address. If this is the case, send us your current details at to ensure you keep up to date with the issues. Hot topics Trending topics among the new July 2018 releases include: every release nuclear arms control, sexual harassment, saving the Great Barrier Reef. 12 titles/year Six new titles published twice a year every January and July. Subscribe and save Save postage and time; bundle print and digital (schools only). Every issue features current content compiled from a variety of trusted primary sources: Fact sheet information Magazine and journal extracts Lobby group and NGO literature Newspaper reports and features Opinion pieces and commentary Government reports and statistics Survey findings, tables, graphs Fast facts, glossary, web links Cartoons, illustrations, diagrams, photos Worksheets, activities

6 * NEW AND FORTHCOMING RELEASES TOPICS NOW AVAILABLE CRIME + JUSTICE Human Trafficking and Slavery Vol 347 Youth Crime Vol 363 Domestic and Family Violence Vol 365 Fair Play and Integrity in Sport Vol 383 Crime and Violence Vol 385 Young Drivers and Road Safety Vol 389 Corruption Vol 390 Tackling Child Sexual Abuse Vol 393 The Death Penalty Debate Vol 399 Countering Terrorism and Violent Vol 410 Extremism Violence Against Women Vol 418 Issues in Prisons Vol 423 Gun Control Vol 428 See also: Rights + discrimination DRUGS + ALCOHOL Drugs and Addiction Vol 356 Doping and Drugs in Sport Vol 364 Drug Law Reform Debate Vol 379 Marijuana and Health Vol 401 Methamphetamine Use and Vol 407 Addiction Smoking and Tobacco Control Vol 425 Alcohol and Harm Prevention* Vol 435 See also: Crime + justice; Health + wellbeing ECONOMICS + WELFARE Welfare Reform Debate Vol 346 Australia s Mining Boom Vol 348 Homeless People Vol 351 Ethical Consumerism Vol 355 Free Trade and Globalisation Vol 368 Children Living in Poverty Vol 371 Income and Wealth Inequality Vol 382 Youth Unemployment Vol 387 Australia s Population Growth Vol 395 Housing Affordability Vol 400 Our Working Future Vol 406 Child Labour Vol 413 Australian Farming and Agriculture Vol 422 Child Protection Vol 426 Dealing with Debt and Financial Vol 430 Stress Gambling Issues* Vol 438 Global Poverty and Wealth Vol 441 Inequality* ENVIRONMENTAL + GLOBAL ISSUES International Aid Vol 344 Forest Conservation Vol 345 Fossil Fuels Vol 358 Threatened Species Vol 362 Water Resources and Rights Vol 369 The Climate Change Crisis Vol 375 Ocean Conservation and Vol 398 Management Waste Recycling and Energy Saving Vol 403 The Global Refugee Crisis Vol 404 Bushfire Safety Vol 427 Nuclear Arms Control* Vol 432 Saving the Great Barrier Reef* Vol 436 Plastic Pollution* Vol 440 FAMILY + RELATIONSHIPS Carers: Ageing and Disability Vol 342 Single Parent Families Vol 357 Marriage and Partnership Vol 396 Coping with Separation and Vol 411 Divorce HEALTH + WELLBEING Self-harm and Young People Vol 338 Vegetarianism Vol 339 Cardiovascular Health Vol 340 Fast Food Vol 343 Risk Taking and Personal Safety Vol 349 Physical Activity and Fitness Vol 361 Understanding Anxiety Vol 367 Positive Body Image Vol 372 Suicide Prevention Vol 377 Obesity and Overweight Vol 380 Discussing Sexual Health Vol 386 Dealing with Depression Vol 392 Food Safety Vol 397 Organic and Genetically Vol 405 Modified Food Cancer Prevention Vol 409 Complementary and Alternative Vol 412 Medicine End of Life Issues Vol 414 Sugar Consumption Vol 417 Fighting Infectious Diseases Vol 419 Youth Mental Health Vol 424 See also: Drugs + alcohol INDIGENOUS + RACE ISSUES Asylum Seekers and Immigration Vol 353 Detention Indigenous Rights Vol 366 Racial Prejudice and Vol 370 Discrimination Aboriginal and Torres Strait Vol 376 Islander Health Stolen Generations and the Vol 437 Way Ahead* See also: Nationhood + civics; Rights + discrimination NATIONHOOD + CIVICS Australia s Engagement with Asia Vol 350 Australia s Political System Vol 373 Multiculturalism and Australian Vol 408 Identity Defending Australia Vol 416 See also: Indigenous + race issues MEDIA Media Ethics and Regulation Vol 354 Online Safety Vol 381 Advertising Standards and Ethics Vol 394 Social Media and Young People Vol 415 Pornography and its Harms* Vol 439 RIGHTS + DISCRIMINATION Privacy and Information Rights Vol 341 Same-sex Marriage Debate Vol 352 Age Discrimination Vol 360 Gender Discrimination and Vol 374 Inequality Sexual Orientation and Gender Vol 378 Identity Religious Freedom and Vol 384 Discrimination Animal Rights and Welfare Vol 388 The Free Speech Debate Vol 420 People with Disability Vol 421 Human Rights in Australia Vol 429 Bullying and Young People* Vol 431 Sexual Harassment* Vol 434 See also: Crime + justice; Indigenous + race issues SCIENCE + BIOETHICS Voluntary Euthanasia Debate Vol 359 Surrogacy Issues Vol 391 The Abortion Rights Debate Vol 402 Human Genetics and Ethics* Vol 433 Reproductive Ethics* Vol 442 Are the latest Issues in Society titles in your library collection? n Great value n Current issues n Australian content n Cross-curricular topics n Worksheets and activities n Topics updated every 5+ years Do you need backlist titles? us for a complete list of Issues in Society titles in stock: orders@spinneypress.com.au THE SPINNEY PRESS

7 DIGITAL EDITIONS FOR SCHOOLS * Vol Title Qty ISBN (digital) $ incl GST UPCOMING RELEASES JANUARY Reproductive Ethics (PDF) $ Global Poverty and Wealth Inequality (PDF) $ Plastic Pollution (PDF) $ Pornography and its Harms (PDF) $ Gambling Issues (PDF) $ Stolen Generations and the Way Ahead (PDF) $30.00 NEW RELEASES JULY Saving the Great Barrier Reef (PDF) $ Alcohol and Harm Prevention (PDF) $ Sexual Harassment (PDF) $ Human Genetics and Ethics (PDF) $ Nuclear Arms Control (PDF) $ Bullying and Young People (PDF) $ Dealing with Debt and Financial Stress (PDF) $ Human Rights in Australia (PDF) $ Gun Control (PDF) $ Bushfire Safety (PDF) $ Child Protection (PDF) $ Smoking and Tobacco Control (PDF) $ Youth Mental Health (PDF) $ Issues in Prisons (PDF) $ Australian Farming and Agriculture (PDF) $ People with Disability (PDF) $ The Free Speech Debate (PDF) $ Fighting Infectious Diseases (PDF) $ Violence Against Women (PDF) $ Sugar Consumption (PDF) $ Defending Australia (PDF) $ Social Media and Young People (PDF) $ End of Life Issues (PDF) $ Child Labour (PDF) $ Complementary and Alternative Medicine (PDF) $ Coping with Separation and Divorce (PDF) $ Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism (PDF) $ Cancer Prevention (PDF) $ Multiculturalism and Australian Identity (PDF) $ Methamphetamine Use and Addiction (PDF) $ Our Working Future (PDF) $ Organic and Genetically Modified Food (PDF) $ The Global Refugee Crisis (PDF) $ Waste Recycling and Energy Saving (PDF) $ The Abortion Rights Debate (PDF) $ Marijuana and Health (PDF) $ Housing Affordability (PDF) $ The Death Penalty Debate (PDF) $ Ocean Conservation and Management (PDF) $ Food Safety (PDF) $ Marriage and Partnership (PDF) $ Australia's Population Growth (PDF) $ Advertising Standards and Ethics (PDF) $ Tackling Child Sexual Abuse (PDF) $28.00 Vol Title Qty ISBN (digital) $ incl GST 392 Dealing with Depression (PDF) $ Surrogacy Issues (PDF) $ Corruption (PDF) $ Young Drivers and Road Safety (PDF) $ Animal Rights and Welfare (PDF) $ Youth Unemployment (PDF) $ Discussing Sexual Health (PDF) $ Crime and Violence (PDF) $ Religious Freedom and Discrimination (PDF) $ Fair Play and Integrity in Sport (PDF) $ Income and Wealth Inequality (PDF) $ Online Safety (PDF) $ Obesity and Overweight (PDF) $ Drug Law Reform Debate (PDF) $ Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (PDF) $ Suicide Prevention (PDF) $ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (PDF) $ The Climate Change Crisis (PDF) $ Gender Discrimination and Inequality (PDF) $ Australia's Political System (PDF) $ Positive Body Image (PDF) $ Children Living in Poverty (PDF) $ Racial Prejudice and Discrimination (PDF) $ Water Resources and Rights (PDF) $ Free Trade and Globalisation (PDF) $ Understanding Anxiety (PDF) $ Indigenous Rights (PDF) $ Domestic and Family Violence (PDF) $ Doping and Drugs in Sport (PDF) $ Youth Crime (PDF) $ Threatened Species (PDF) $ Physical Activity and Fitness (PDF) $ Age Discrimination (PDF) $ Voluntary Euthanasia Debate (PDF) $ Fossil Fuels (PDF) $ Single Parent Families (PDF) $ Drugs and Addiction (PDF) $ Ethical Consumerism (PDF) $ Media Ethics and Regulation (PDF) $ Asylum Seekers and Immigration Detention (PDF) $ Same-sex Marriage Debate (PDF) $ Homeless People (PDF) $ Australia's Engagement with Asia (PDF) $ Risk Taking and Personal Safety (PDF) $ Australia's Mining Boom (PDF) $ Human Trafficking and Slavery (PDF) $ Welfare Reform Debate (PDF) $ Forest Conservation (PDF) $ International Aid (PDF) $ Fast Food (PDF) $ Carers: Ageing and Disability (PDF) $ Privacy and Information Rights (PDF) $ Cardiovascular Health (PDF) $ Vegetarianism (PDF) $ Self-harm and Young People (PDF) $ SUBSCRIPTION Volumes titles released in January and July 2019 (12 books/year) Print + Digital Subscription* $ print editions + 12 digital editions/year delivered via download link Print Subscription $ print editions/year, delivered post-free Digital Download Subscription* $ digital editions, delivered via download link e-upgrade* $ digital editions, only eligible with currently held Print Subscription * Subscriptions which include Digital Editions are only offered direct to schools due to site licence conditions; address required with order. 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8 PRINT EDITIONS Vol Title Qty ISBN (print) $ incl GST UPCOMING RELEASES JANUARY Reproductive Ethics $ Global Poverty and Wealth Inequality $ Plastic Pollution $ Pornography and its Harms $ Gambling Issues $ Stolen Generations and the Way Ahead $30.00 NEW RELEASES JULY Saving the Great Barrier Reef $ Alcohol and Harm Prevention $ Sexual Harassment $ Human Genetics and Ethics $ Nuclear Arms Control $ Bullying and Young People $ Dealing with Debt and Financial Stress $ Human Rights in Australia $ Gun Control $ Bushfire Safety $ Child Protection $ Smoking and Tobacco Control $ Youth Mental Health $ Issues in Prisons $ Australian Farming and Agriculture $ People with Disability $ The Free Speech Debate $ Fighting Infectious Diseases $ Violence Against Women $ Sugar Consumption $ Defending Australia $ Social Media and Young People $ End of Life Issues $ Child Labour $ Complementary and Alternative Medicine $ Coping with Separation and Divorce $ Countering Terrorism and Violent Extremism $ Cancer Prevention $ Multiculturalism and Australian Identity $ Methamphetamine Use and Addiction $ Our Working Future $ Organic and Genetically Modified Food $ The Global Refugee Crisis $ Waste Recycling and Energy Saving $ The Abortion Rights Debate $ Marijuana and Health $ Housing Affordability $ The Death Penalty Debate $ Ocean Conservation and Management $ Food Safety $ Marriage and Partnership $ Australia's Population Growth $ Advertising Standards and Ethics $ Tackling Child Sexual Abuse $28.00 Vol Title Qty ISBN (print) $ incl GST 392 Dealing with Depression $ Surrogacy Issues $ Corruption $ Young Drivers and Road Safety $ Animal Rights and Welfare $ Youth Unemployment $ Discussing Sexual Health $ Crime and Violence $ Religious Freedom and Discrimination $ Fair Play and Integrity in Sport $ Income and Wealth Inequality $ Online Safety $ Obesity and Overweight $ Drug Law Reform Debate $ Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity $ Suicide Prevention $ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health $ The Climate Change Crisis $ Gender Discrimination and Inequality $ Australia's Political System $ Positive Body Image $ Children Living in Poverty $ Racial Prejudice and Discrimination $ Water Resources and Rights $ Free Trade and Globalisation $ Understanding Anxiety $ Indigenous Rights $ Domestic and Family Violence $ Doping and Drugs in Sport $ Youth Crime $ Threatened Species $ Physical Activity and Fitness $ Age Discrimination $ Voluntary Euthanasia Debate $ Fossil Fuels $ Single Parent Families $ Drugs and Addiction $ Ethical Consumerism $ Media Ethics and Regulation $ Asylum Seekers and Immigration Detention $ Same-sex Marriage Debate $ Homeless People $ Australia's Engagement with Asia $ Risk Taking and Personal Safety $ Australia's Mining Boom $ Human Trafficking and Slavery $ Welfare Reform Debate $ Forest Conservation $ International Aid $ Fast Food $ Carers: Ageing and Disability $ Privacy and Information Rights $ Cardiovascular Health $ Vegetarianism $ Self-harm and Young People $ SUBSCRIPTION Volumes titles released in January and July 2019 (12 books/year) Print + Digital Subscription* $ print editions + 12 digital editions/year delivered via download link Print Subscription $ print editions/year, delivered post-free Digital Download Subscription* $ digital editions, delivered via download link e-upgrade* $ digital editions, only eligible with currently held Print Subscription * Subscriptions which include Digital Editions are only offered direct to schools due to site licence conditions; address required with order. Pre-payment required with all subscriptions. All prices include GST. PAYMENT Your order Nº: INVOICE WITH GOODS 14 days on approval for institutions and staff members only. PREPAID ORDER (Include p&h charge, if applicable) CREDIT CARD Visa Mastercard Card No:... CVN Name on card:... Expiry date:... DELIVERY Name Position Organisation Postal address Town/suburb State Postcode Signature:... POSTAGE & HANDLING Includes GST, applies to all deliveries except Subscriptions and Digital Editions. Postal delivery within 5 working days. P&H charges: 1 book $6.60; 2+ books $ Telephone number Facsimile number address required for Digital Editions orders to enable supply via download link. THE SPINNEY PRESS Post: PO Box 438 Thirroul NSW 2515 AUSTRALIA orders@spinneypress.com.au Tel: Fax: web: ABN: