About this book
Acknowledgements
Foreword by Geoffrey Blainey
Introduction
1. A voyage from humble beginnings
2. Marvellous Melbourne
3. Kiwi Annie
4. Mud, manure and shiny shoes
5. Kiwi at war
6. Looking after business
7. The French connection
8. World War Two
9. The roaming Ramsays
10. The sincerest form of flattery
11. Polishing the world
12. Changing times
13. Tom Ramsay retires - Kiwi merges
14. Building the Kiwi empire
15. The challenging future
16. The auction
17. Bringing a shine to the world
Notes
Index
Picture credits
Keith Dunstan OAM was a much-loved Melbourne journalist and book
author. For 30 years from 1958, his daily column 'A Place in the
Sun' was an institution in the Sun News-Pictorial. He also wrote
for The Bulletin under the pseudonym Batman, and for the
Courier-Mail and later The Age.
Keith Dunstan wrote more than 25 books, including a quartet of
books on the Australian character, pioneering works of sport
history including The Paddock that Grew, about the Melbourne
Cricket Ground, and The Melbourne I Remember. Kiwi was his final
work, completed just before he died in 2013.
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