This workshop will be Auslan interpreted
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Writing Historical Fiction
21 March 2020
Writers Victoria
Kelly Gardiner
The Lost Moustache Storytime with Vikki Conley!
21 March 2020
The Sun Bookshop
Join us and Vikki Conley for a special storytime to celebrate the release of THE LOST MOUSTACHE! About...
Writing Ethical True Crime-Inspired Fiction and Crime Memoir
22 March 2020
Writers Victoria
Ruth McIver
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Queer Book Club
23 March 2020
City of Melbourne Libraries
Join us to read and discuss all manner of books with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex or...
March Conference - School Libraries: Powering Learning (23 Mar 2020)
23 March 2020
School Library Association of Victoria
Cost: $300 FOR MEMBERS (NON-MEMBERS $450)
Conference Program
Australiana Edition
23 March 2020
The Wheeler Centre
Stella Charls, Sean O'Beirne, Wayne Marshall...
Australian icons, landscapes, myths and monsters haunt the works of our March Next Big Thing writers.
Painting in tongues poetry slam
24 March 2020
Boroondara Library Service
Boroondara Library Service
Join us for a night of colourful language at Hawthorn’s House of Letters (aka Hawthorn Library).
Tom Porteous on Strategy and Stalemate in Yemen
24 March 2020
The Wheeler Centre
Tom Porteous and Sally Warhaft
Tom Porteous is a former journalist for the Guardian and the BBC, and an expert on global...
Everyday Climate Action
25 March 2020
The Wheeler Centre
Kira Dawson, Prue Bentley, Peter J Reid, Vanessa...
With progress on climate action sluggish at the global and national levels, many concerned Australians are...