Cirrus@Austlit

'Howard Jacobson traces the footsteps of Germaine Greer, Barry Humphries, Clive James and Robert Hughes arguing these Australian giants didn't just join the cultural revolution in the 60s, they led it.

'The Gang of Four are at their peak: Hughes becomes Time Magazine's art critic; Germaine writes The Female Eunuch; Clive becomes a junior member of the London literati; Barry makes a Barry MacKenzie movie.' (Production summary)

'WIZARDS OF OZ is a documentary series for ABC1 and BBC4, focusing on four Australians – satirist Barry Humphries, art critic Robert Hughes, writer and thinker Germaine Greer, and poet, writer and broadcaster Clive James – who left Australia in the

1950s and 1960s and became cultural icons, and sometimes iconoclasts, in the great cultural kingdoms of London and New York. The series is hosted by Booker Prize–winner Howard Jacobson, who left Britain in 1964 to replace Germaine Greer as a lecturer at the University of Sydney.' (Source: Screen Australia website)

'The cars at the little church are wondering what is going on inside. why do the people all come to worship? Old Mr T knows. In the first story of the series, Old Mr T shares the stories of the Bible in a way that the cars can understand.' (Publication summary)

'Old Mr T starts his engine and leaves the church abruptly calling, 'follow me!' Just when worship was about to being! Come with Old Mr T on an adventure of discovery and wonder as he shows the cars what Jesus meant when he said 'follow me.' (Publisher's blurb)

'It is Palm Sunday in the Westbrooke Church car park and Jesus is riding into Jerusalem. The only problem is deciding what Jesus would have driven into Jerusalem! Was it a motorbike, a truck or a limo? Find out what the cars thing in book 6 of this critically acclaimed series.'

'When Lucy brings someone to church for a baptism, Impossible Issi laughs at the idea. 'All you need is some petrol and good tyres!' But when Issi's day goes all wrong, even he is looking for a fresh start.' (Publisher's blurb)

'Old Mr T tells the car's version of the Good Samaritan: a helpful wagon rescues a troubled four-wheel drive. Learn with the cars how it is good to help your neighbour, or car in times of need.' (Publisher's blurb)

'Nobody likes the tax collector, or the parking inspector. But when Jesus came to town he shows that he came to save everyone! ' (Publisher's blurb)