The Journalistic Javelin. An Illustrated History Of The Bulletin

A riotous romp through the history of The Bulletin, Australia's most influential magazine that shaped our national character from 1880 onwards. This illustrated gem captures the wit, irreverence, and cultural clout of the publication that gave us the red page, legendary cartoons, and a distinctly Australian voice. Packed with archival images and cheeky commentary, it's a fascinating look at how one magazine helped define what it meant to be Australian. Perfect for history buffs, media enthusiasts, and anyone who loves a good yarn about Australia's larrikin past.