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Grattan Street Press

Grattan Street Press MZ Blog Submissions Open

At Grattan Street Press we enjoy seeing a diversity of submissions and have the freedom to consider work that falls…

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Hunter Writers’ Centre

Hunter Writers Centre's Grieve Project 2024

The competition will culminate in the creation of an anthology that captures the diverse voices and experiences of grief and…

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Book review: Cool Water, Myfanwy Jones

Fathers and sons and how damage can be inherited.

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Woodend Winter Arts Festival

Woodend Winter Arts Festival

The 19th Woodend Winter Arts Festival will deliver a four-day feast of music, words and ideas in Victoria’s Macedon Ranges. 

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UNSW Galleries

Launch of Memo Magazine

Celebrate the launch of the first glossy annual magazine from Memo Review, a leading art criticism platform.

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Book review: Always Will Be, Mykaela Saunders

Speculative fiction that foregrounds the Indigenous experience.

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Mapping uncharted waters: getting to grips with AI in the creative industries

Presented by AFTRS, the 2024 Digital Futures Summit: AI and the Creative Horizon is a free online forum exploring the…

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Opportunities and awards

Call-outs aplenty, plus winners of the Indie Book Awards, and more!

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Theatre review: Akaraka, The Substation

Akaraka grapples with topics related to the West African diaspora in Australia.

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Book review: What I Would Do to You, Georgia Harper

What would you do if faced with the shocking conundrum explored here?

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