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The Boys From Binjiwunyawunya

By: Robert G. Barrett
Narrated by: Dino Marnika
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 There's no two ways about Les Norton – the carrot-topped country boy who works as a bouncer at Sydney's top illegal casino. He's tough and he's mean. He's got a granite jaw , fists like hams, and they say the last time he took a tenner from his wallet Henry Lawson blinked at the light. Lethal but loyal, he's always good for a laugh. In this, the third collection of Les Norton adventures, Les gets his boss off the hook. But not without the help of the boy from Binjiwunyawunya. Les then finds himself in a spot of bother in Long Bay Gaol then in a lot more bother on a St. Kilda tram in Melbourne.©1987 Psycho Possum Productions Pty Ltd (P)2012 Bolinda Publishing Contemporary Fiction Genre Fiction Fiction

Critic Reviews

"The king of popular fiction." (The Australian)
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A true story teller, capturing the essence of Australiana and indigenous ways of life.
So many laugh out loud moments, and portrayed in a vibrant and touching way with each character.
Highly recommended!

Seriously entertaining, funny and a bloody good yarn

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Nothing to dislike. Another great story with the good old Aussie twists.
Why a minimum of fifteen words to leave a review has got me knacker.

Great story and well narrated

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Les is full of mischief again. Seems to find trouble every where he goes but still manages to survive it all. Very funny!

Absolutely hilarious!

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I've read/listened to a few in this series and although they follow a fairly set theme, I've found them very entertaining. Set in a different era, they may seem dated to younger listeners and there is a bit of "language". Nevertheless an essential part of Australian crime literature.

Likeable villain in two entertaining stories

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Funny Australian stories told in a style long since killed off by the PC Police.

Entertaining, Politically Incorrect

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