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Dr. Christopher Reynolds - B.A. (Flinders), B.D. (Melbourne), Dip. Ed. (Flinders), M.A., Ph. D. (Claremont)

Christopher Reynolds was first listed in the International Book of Who's Who Historical Society in 2006. Dr. Reynolds has held appointments with both the United States Senate and House of Representatives. As Professional Staff for the House Committee on Children, Youth and Families, Reynolds received a Commendation from President Ronald Reagan for his work. As Senior Professional Staff with the US Senate Committee on the Judiciary, he was responsible to Senator Mitch McConnell. He has also been the Executive Officer for the NSW Minister for Public Works, Roads, Ports and Darling Harbour, and the Executive Director for the Sydney World Trade Centre.

Dr. Christopher Reynolds is an academic, author, former teacher, political advisor, legislator, marketing specialist and is a committed Christian. Yet, his teachers in Sydney at the Chester Hill primary and high schools may never have imagined Christopher to be more than a local larrikin with some measure of sporting prowess and ability to win the argument on the school debating teams.  The opinion of him by his teachers was not helped by his friendship with Malcolm Young, (who went on with his brother, Angus, to form AC/DC)

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Reynolds has more than 50 newspaper and academic articles published, along with eight books.

With his wealth of experience, Dr. Reynolds presents a revealing new look at Australian history based on years of research of original documents, legislation and correspondence in What a Capital Idea – Australia 1770-1901. He challenges accepted dogma about Australia’s past and brings to life an exciting story of Australia’s development over 113 years.

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Meet Dr. Christopher Reynolds, an extraordinary Aussie who's done it all—from working with President Ronald Reagan to running the Sydney World Trade Centre. His book, *What a Capital Idea*, takes you on an exciting journey through Australia’s history, focusing on how money and political maneuvers shaped the nation between 1770 and 1901.

At 500 pages, it’s packed with engaging stories that make history fun and relatable. Imagine having a chat with a wise friend who cracks jokes while debunking common myths. Dr. Reynolds inspires you to view Australia with fresh eyes and feel hopeful about the future.

Dive into *What a Capital Idea* and get ready to explore a new perspective on your country’s past—it might just ignite your own dreams for the future!
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