AustLit
Latest Issues
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Australian Television Classic Neighbours Cancelled After Failing to Find New Broadcaster,
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'Long-running Australian soap opera Neighbours will film its final episodes in June after a 37-year run on television.'
- Women of the World Gather in the Outback, as Dreamtime Story Enthralls New Generation, single work column
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Libraries Are about People, Says Retiring State Librarian Margaret Allen After 40-year Career in the Stacks,
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'Western Australia's state librarian is stepping down after more than four decades in libraries, having helped bring books into the hands of thousands of WA children.'
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Port Lincoln's Library Display Celebrates Strong Local Female Authors,
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'To mark International Women's Day, the Port Lincoln library has put local female authors on display to celebrate their contribution to literature and to coincide with this year's theme #BreakTheBias.'
- Stella Prize 10 Years on : Australian Authors Reflect on How the Award Changed Their Careers and the Literary Landscape, single work column
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Zindzi Okenyo on Racism in Australian Theatre and Honouring Saartjie Baartman in Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner,
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'Zindzi Okenyo was in her early 20s when she first heard about Saartjie Baartman.'
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Push to Rename Murray River Island After Iconic Aboriginal Musician Ruby Hunter,
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'The birthplace of the late music legend and Aboriginal community leader Ruby Hunter could be named in her honour, as part of a push by her friends and family. '
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Ruby's Choice Shines Spotlight on Undiagnosed Dementia and Importance of Family Connections,
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'Dementia is the leading cause of death for women in Australia, and the second leading cause of death overall — yet it often goes undiagnosed.'
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Back to Back Theatre in Geelong Wins $300,000 International Ibsen Award,
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'The office is largely hidden from public view, tucked neatly into a laneway in Geelong CBD.'
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Shane Warne Was a Cricket Star, but His Famous Friends Most Remember Him for His 'big Heart',
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'The tributes — and the grief — came from everywhere.'
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The Bad Guys Author Aaron Blabey ‘Thrilled’ with DreamWorks Animation’s Adaptation of His Hit Kids Books,
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'Every kid knows the thrill of vicariously experiencing a movie they're way too young to see, thanks to a little imagination and an easily accessible slice of cultural ephemera. It could be a rubber Halloween mask from some gory horror flick, a pop smash that soundtracks a steamy romantic thriller, or a meme of a crazed clown shimmying down a New York stairway – irresistible invitations to illicit, R-rated netherworlds.' (Introduction)
- Comedian Hannah Gadsby Talks to One Plus One about Rebuilding Herself in Front of a Crowd, single work column