The Mutual Look by Joyce Dingwell
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Jane adored her horses -- so much so that when the stud had to be broken up she had been willing to go out with them to Australia and a new life, although she realized it would mean once again running into the man who had jilted her.

But Rodden Gair was to prove less of a problem than Jane's new boss, the disapproving William Bower.

Joyce Dingwell - A Drift of Jasmine

She longed for love
But he doubted her

Junia didn't answer Karl Kemble. How could she explain her woman's point of view to this man?

She was pursuing Colin, she supposed, but six months apart was a long time. Oh, there had been letters but never once had Colin asked her to come, or suggested coming to her.

Now, in spite of Karl's disapproval, she was here in Far-off, the site of his mining project Colin would certainly be surprised to see her, but would he be glad?

Joyce Dingwell - Corporation Boss

When they had first met, Con-stance knew Anthony Vine had been interested in her.

But now that she had come to work with him at Corporation City in the Northern Territory, he was cold and distant. What had gone wrong between them, and was there anything she could do about it?

Joyce Dingwell - Red Ginger Blossom

Rowan was thrilled when an unknown uncle left her a cafe in Queensland. She could just picture it, in its sub-tropical surroundings - dainty curtains, delicious sandwiches and cakes . . .

But it wasn't at all like that, as Rowan found to her horror when she went out to Australia to claim her inheritance.

And the biggest fly in the ointment was the trustee, Jonathan Saxby

Joyce Dingwell - Second Chance

For five years Tricia had been very happy in her job as secretary at Second Chance, a home near Sydney for difficult boys. She liked her kindly old employer, Dr Woodville, and even if she did feel sometimes that the boys took advantage of his leniency, surely kindness, she thought, was more effective than overstrict supervision?
But Paul Hillman, the newly-appointed principal thought otherwise. What Second Chance needed was discipline - dispensed firmly and kindly, but discipline nevertheless and he was going to see that it got it. And if Tricia didn’t approve - well that was just too bad.