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* Contents derived from the 2021 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Trent Dalton's 'Boy Swallows Universe' Premieres at Queensland Theatre as Part of Brisbane Festival,
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'Author Trent Dalton recalls being moved to tears when he sat in early rehearsals for the theatrical adaptation of his bestselling novel Boy Swallows Universe.' (Introduction)
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'Heroes, Rebels and Innovators' Inspire a New Generation of First Nations Readers,
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'Martu woman Karen Wyld knew exactly who she was writing for in her latest non-fiction children's book.'
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The Best New Books to Read in September as Selected by Avid Readers and Critics,
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— Review of Empire of the Vampire 2021 single work novel ; The Things We See in the Light 2021 single work novel ;'Welcome to ABC Arts' monthly book column. Each month, we'll present a shortlist of new releases read and recommended by The Bookshelf's Kate Evans and The Book Show's Claire Nichols and Sarah L'Estrange — alongside freelance writers and book reviewers. This month, we're thrilled to present recommendations from Declan Fry and Khalid Warsame.' (Introduction) -
Gay Welch Worked with Some of the World's Biggest Designers and 'Could Have Been Our First Supermodel',
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'Iconic Coco Chanel suits, Givenchy dresses, Christian Dior stilettos and a Vivienne Westwood turban are among the designer garments and accessories owned and worn by the late Gay Welch, a Brisbane woman who is considered one of Australia's first "supermodels".' (Introduction)
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Remembering Terrence Rigney, the WWII Tailor Who Walked the Kokoda Track with His Bagpipes,
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'For many of us, bagpipes are a love or hate affair, but Burnie tailor Terrence Rigney loved his so much that he took them to war and along the Kokoda Track.' (Introduction)
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Booker Prize Shortlist 2021 : British-Somali Author Nadifa Mohamed Makes History, Americans Dominate,
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'Just one British author has made the shortlist for the UK's prestigious Booker Prize, announced on Tuesday afternoon (London time) in a live-streamed ceremony.' (Introduction)
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ARIA Scraps Gendered Categories Ahead of November's Music Awards,
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'Australia's major music awards are doing away with gendered categories in order to make the competition more inclusive at a time of upheaval in the industry over gender and racial equality.' (Introduction)
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Status Quo Founding Member Alan Lancaster Dies in Sydney Aged 72 After Living 45 Years in Australia,
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'Alan Lancaster, a founding member of British rock group Status Quo who lived more than half his life in Australia, has died in Sydney at the age of 72.' (Introduction)
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Black Summer Drama Aims to Help People 'Understand', But Experts Say it Could be Triggering and Offer Advice,
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'As communities across parts of south-eastern Australia continue the journey of recovery after the devastating Black Summer bushfires, the creators of a new ABC series hope it will help people better understand the experiences of those who bore the brunt of the disaster.' (Introduction)
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'Moulin Rouge!' Hits the High Note at the Tony Awards as 'Jagged Little Pill' Faces Investigation,
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'Moulin Rouge! The Musical has cleaned up at the Tony Awards in a subdued awards year that saw just a fraction of the usual shows nominated due to Broadway's COVID shutdown.' (Introduction)
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Film About Earlier Life of Port Arthur Gunman, Nitram, Still 'Too Raw' For Many Tasmanians,
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'It's been a quarter of a century since the worst massacre in modern Australian history.'
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