Kimbal Baker

Elephantine Boabs dot the Kimberley region of Western Australia; cattle rub against giant Bottle Trees and Ironbarks in Queensland, and Strangler Figs with 40-metre girths thrive in our northern rainforests. Snow Gums and Shining Gums eke out their lives on our icy mountaintops, and prehistoric-looking Bunya Pines, which once looked down on the dinosaurs, grow in a few isolated places...

Return to the great mansions of the Western District with this book of remarkable histories and stunning photography. English novelist Anthony Trollope described the Western District squatters in the 1870s as 'plentiful, proud, prejudiced, given to hospitality, impatient of contradiction ... thoughtful on the future, and above all, conscious—perhaps a little too conscious—of their own importance ... forty thousand sheep...

Take a stunning visual journey around Australia through a selection of exquisite private and public gardens. From the humidity of the tropical north and the searingly hot interior to the cooler temperate south, Australia's local climates have inspired gardens as diverse as the continent. Great Gardens Australia—Richard Allen and Kimbal Baker's eighth book—celebrates thirty striking gardens, highlighting the vision, adaptability,...

This book brings the people, their histories, their wineries and their vineyards to life. Australia's First Families of Wine celebrates eleven of Australia's most iconic and important wine families and the vineyards and businesses they have built. With more than 5,000 hectares under vine, the families operate in sixteen wine-growing regions around Australia. They make many of Australia's most distinctive...