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Ion Idriess - The Last Interview Louise Crowe from the beginnings of theThis book is the last interview with Ion Idriess, prompted by the the ABC Radios Tim Bowden, for a possible ABC Radio program that did not eventuate. Within this book Idriess talks of his early years in Broken Hill, he tells of his earliest writing for the Bulletin, on living and photographing Aboriginal tribes in the Kimberleys and Cape York; on the writing of his books like Madmans Island and Drums of Mer; his life with the pearlers of Broome and