PB Publishing is dedicated to bringing to the marketplace the voices of Australia who cannot get a break with ‘Big Publishing’. If we can help reveal the story of Australia from the people who make its history every single day, we are happy!
We specialise in historical publications but are not limited to works of this genre.
From raw manuscript through a fully collaborative editing process to publication, we deliver work of the highest professional quality at competitive rates.
Our business also produces periodicals, community newspapers, special interest publications and company newsletters.
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Early Football and the NSW Wanderers 1880
A Collective Biography$47Football today. Where did it begin, when did it start, who kicked it off, what was their story?
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Tales of Old Gisborne
$35An entertaining and humorous account of growing up in a country town, written by these well-known brothers whose family ran the local blacksmith/garage from the 1860s.
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Together They Faced Hell
$30A powerful non-fiction narrative focusing on the bond between the men and their horses in Australia's Light Horse regiments of World War 1.
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A Boy’s Life
$35What is it in a child’s life that sets them on their chosen path?
Dr John Court is an eminent paediatrician who became an internationally renowned specialist in the field of childhood diabetes. -
Orchard Lane
$35A delightful fourth novel from this author. The story follows the trials and tribulations of a group of neighbours – a diverse group of people all from different walks of life -- in a tiny Melbourne street, through the eyes of recent arrival Maryanne, who has moved back to the city from the country. Was it the right move?
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Geelong to Gallipoli - And Back
$35Roy and Bert Gollan served at Gallipoli and in Europe with so many other young Geelong men, a distressing number of whom did not return. Fortunately the brothers survived.
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Australian Soccer - From The Beginning
$45A state by state history of men’s and women’s soccer in Australia written by legendary soccer journalist Ted Simmons OAM.
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Skewiff / The Meaning of Australia
$20Australia boasts some of the most imaginative place names in the world. Ever wondered what they mean?
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Haystacks & Hellfire
$45This popular local history explores the origins of white settlement in South Gisborne and surrounds, a farming district known in Gold Rush days as Cabbage Tree and later Couangalt, whose story involves Melbourne’s elite as well as the small voices of Victoria’s colonial history.
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Early Football and the NSW Wanderers 1880
A Collective Biography$47Football today. Where did it begin, when did it start, who kicked it off, what was their story?
-
Tales of Old Gisborne
$35An entertaining and humorous account of growing up in a country town, written by these well-known brothers whose family ran the local blacksmith/garage from the 1860s.
-
Together They Faced Hell
$30A powerful non-fiction narrative focusing on the bond between the men and their horses in Australia's Light Horse regiments of World War 1.
-
A Boy’s Life
$35What is it in a child’s life that sets them on their chosen path?
Dr John Court is an eminent paediatrician who became an internationally renowned specialist in the field of childhood diabetes. -
Orchard Lane
$35A delightful fourth novel from this author. The story follows the trials and tribulations of a group of neighbours – a diverse group of people all from different walks of life -- in a tiny Melbourne street, through the eyes of recent arrival Maryanne, who has moved back to the city from the country. Was it the right move?
-
Geelong to Gallipoli - And Back
$35Roy and Bert Gollan served at Gallipoli and in Europe with so many other young Geelong men, a distressing number of whom did not return. Fortunately the brothers survived.
-
Australian Soccer - From The Beginning
$45A state by state history of men’s and women’s soccer in Australia written by legendary soccer journalist Ted Simmons OAM.
-
Skewiff / The Meaning of Australia
$20Australia boasts some of the most imaginative place names in the world. Ever wondered what they mean?
-
Haystacks & Hellfire
$45This popular local history explores the origins of white settlement in South Gisborne and surrounds, a farming district known in Gold Rush days as Cabbage Tree and later Couangalt, whose story involves Melbourne’s elite as well as the small voices of Victoria’s colonial history.