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'Borderlands Magazine is a literary journal by Territorians, for Territorians and readers anywhere interested in our unique part of Australia.
'The people and places of Australia’s Centre and North are of great interest to many Australians, and often shape the way we are represented and perceived globally.
'They also hold a cherished and historically significant place in Australian literature, for example, ideas of sprawling space, isolation, , and that Australia has a ‘spiritual heart’, are all given voice in the Northern Territory.' (https://borderlands.cdu.edu.au/about/
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Borderlands Project Fundraising Launch Speech, 26 March 2019
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— Appears in: Borderlands , November no. 1 2019; 'Earlier this year, The Borderlands Project launched a campaign to raise funds so that all contributors to the magazine would be paid Australian Society of Author rates for their work. We were thrilled to have critically acclaimed Northern Territory writer Mary Anne Butler as our guest speaker. ' (Summary)
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Borderlands Project Fundraising Launch Speech, 26 March 2019
2019
single work
essay
— Appears in: Borderlands , November no. 1 2019; 'Earlier this year, The Borderlands Project launched a campaign to raise funds so that all contributors to the magazine would be paid Australian Society of Author rates for their work. We were thrilled to have critically acclaimed Northern Territory writer Mary Anne Butler as our guest speaker. ' (Summary)
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