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Global kudos for team inspiring Indigenous literacy

Global kudos for team inspiring Indigenous literacy

The Indigenous Literacy Foundation has won a major international prize for children's literature in recognition of the work it does in remote communities.

Book Laureate vaults reading barriers with Rippin tales

Book Laureate vaults reading barriers with Rippin tales

Book Laureate vaults reading barriers with Rippin tales

Book Laureate vaults reading barriers with Rippin tales

Australian Children’s Laureate Sally Rippin will use her post to raise awareness about neurodiversity in children struggling to read.

Jessica Au wins fiction prize at PM's literary awards

Jessica Au wins fiction prize at PM's literary awards

Jessica Au wins fiction prize at PM's literary awards

Jessica Au wins fiction prize at PM's literary awards

Cold Enough for Snow is one of six major prize winners at the Prime Minister's literary awards, Australia's richest book prize.

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Norwegian author Jon Fosse wins Nobel Literature prize

Norwegian author Jon Fosse wins Nobel Literature prize

Norwegian author Jon Fosse has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, joining an illustrious list of past winners that includes Ernest Hemingway.

Bell chimes in with a Succession plan fit for a king

Bell chimes in with a Succession plan fit for a king

Bell Shakespeare is staging its first production of the Bard's classic play King Lear in 13 years, as part of its 2024 season.

Bookworms turn page in bid to rekindle reading for fun

Bookworms turn page in bid to rekindle reading for fun

With fewer Australians sticking their nose in a book, a symposium is workshopping how to rekindle interest in reading among people of all ages.

Author's shock, tears, disbelief at Miles Franklin win

Author's shock, tears, disbelief at Miles Franklin win

A lawyer and mother of four has won the prestigious Miles Franklin literary award with a novel she didn't think would be published in Australia.

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Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

A 15th century book featuring one of the earliest acknowledgements of Australia's existence will be for sale at the Melbourne Rare Book Fair.

Author shines a light on resilience of Indigenous youth

Author shines a light on resilience of Indigenous youth

Author shines a light on resilience of Indigenous youth

Author shines a light on resilience of Indigenous youth

Author Gary Lonesborough has reflected on the teachers who pushed him to pursue creative writing and the young men whose resilience inspired his latest novel.

Book giveaway opens NAIDOC Week in Melbourne

Book giveaway opens NAIDOC Week in Melbourne

Book giveaway opens NAIDOC Week in Melbourne

Book giveaway opens NAIDOC Week in Melbourne

A pop-up library in the CBD of Melbourne is giving away books written by Victorian First Nations authors to celebrate NAIDOC Week.

Tale of new Australia in Miles Franklin shortlist debut

Tale of new Australia in Miles Franklin shortlist debut

Tale of new Australia in Miles Franklin shortlist debut

Tale of new Australia in Miles Franklin shortlist debut

First-time author Kgshak Akec has made the Miles Franklin shortlist with a "novel of national significance" grounded in her own experience as a new Australian.

Author chronicles desperate escape from Taliban rule

Author chronicles desperate escape from Taliban rule

Author chronicles desperate escape from Taliban rule

Author chronicles desperate escape from Taliban rule

Afghan academic Ali Amiri has written a book documenting his journey from Kabul to Australia when the Taliban took over the country.

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