AustLit

'The wildly popular 90s teen series was known for its grittiness and honesty, tackling storylines involving sex, drugs, domestic violence and racism.' 

'Wiradjuri author accepts Australia’s top literary prize from her home in France, describing the novel as ‘a handbook for truth’'

'Nakkiah Lui, Suzie Miller and more in series exploring issues faced by the country in a world transformed by Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter.'

'Portrait of a serial fabulist, and a woman living in an era that pushes down hard on those who aren’t partnered off.'(Introduction)

'The prize-winning author on rage, her ‘risky’ novel and speaking truth to power.'

'Australian Common Reader tracks reading habits of mostly working-class Australians between 1861 and 1928.'

'Sydney writer Vicki Laveau-Harvie joins five others in the running for the $50,000 prize for Australian women’s writing.'

'I had forgotten how it felt to sing with other people, and the sudden rush of memory and pure joy was like a kick to the heart.' (Introduction)

'ABC miniseries Riot wins best telefeature or miniseries with Mystery Road taking out best drama series.'  (Introduction)

'Twelve books in running for award for writing by women showcase ‘a cornucopia of literary riches’, chair of judging panel says.'