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F+K Media interview with Melissa Lucashenko
Bec Tapscott and The Occasional Studio present Art and Advocacy in the Country
Passion, poetry, music and visual art come together with a talk on activism, or artivism. Featuring Christabel Strehle, Andrew Johnston, Stuart Rees and Luke Vassella.
Writing in the Face of a Collapsing Climate
Brisbane academic Tim Cadman leads a discussion with three very different writers about what it means to write in the face of a collapsing climate.
Featuring: Lisa Walker, Stuart Cooke, Linda Woodrow, and anchored by Tim Cadman.
Stuart Rees
Human rights activist Professor Stuart Rees AM discusses his most recent book, ‘Cruelty or Humanity: Challenges, Opportunities Responsibilities,’ in conversation with Dr Richard Hil.
The Anti-Violence Alliance presents Women to the Front
Brisbane academic Dr Belinda Eslick guides us through an exploration of the best of contemporary Australian women’s fiction.
Featuring: Mirandi Riwoe, Laura Elvery, Kristina Olsson and anchor Belinda Eslick.
Melissa Lucashenko
In conversation with Lynda Hawryluk, Melissa talks about her Miles Franklin Award-winning novel ‘Too Much Lip’. They discuss how writing intergenerational stories often illuminate larger truths, and how both place and people have come together in Melissa’s prize-winning narratives of Bundjalung and Australian life since her first novel was published in 1997.
Daniel Browning: First Nations
ABC Radio National’s Daniel Browning discusses the best of contemporary First Nations writing with celebrated authors Nardi Simpson, Mykaela Saunders, and Lisa Fuller. This event features a very special reading by Mununjali poet Ellen van Neerven.
Kyogle Writers Festival acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land and waters on which we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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