Eighty Plus sets out to challenge society's "ageism" and to demonstrate that our stereotypes of old people are not only bigoted but also quite wrong
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It is intended primarily for the non-specialist reader who has an interest in his country's past
by Wal Watkins
IT-based organisational transformation efforts have been unable to consistently generate business advantage - despite the fact that IT consumes more than half of new capital investment by business
Confessions of a Failed Finance Minister by Peter Walsh geology Eighty Plus sets out toConfessions of a Failed Finance Minister by Peter Walsh Random House, 1995, 291 pages, ISBN 0091829992, b&w photographs, hardcover, dust jacket, Like New, Gently used Condition, small insect bite marks at base of book (see photographs) 'Peter Walsh, the most outspoken minister in the ALP, updates his bestselling book to include analysis of the ALP debacle in the 1996 Federal election. He tells it how it was without fear or favour. Walsh was one of the