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  • Conversation with Natalie Kyriacou of 'Nature's Last Dance '
    10 min
  • Tyree Barnette and Steve Toltz
    Jul 1 2026

    Tyree Barnette is an African american man living in Australia exploring australian indigenous culture. Steve Toltz 's hilarious novel has just been nominated for a Booker Prize.

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    28 min
  • Ian Kemish and Judi Morison
    Jul 1 2026

    Two novels about secrets. A crime/political thriller from Ian Kemish set across the globe and a story of yearning for knowledge of your origins from Judi Morison.

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    28 min
  • Lee Kofman - 'Ruptured' and 'The Writer Laid Bare'
    Jun 24 2026

    Lee Kofman - Ruptured

    Since October 7, 2023 life has changed irrevocably for Jewish women.Lee Kofman asked Jewish women to submit stories illustrating racism and aggression towards them, simply because of their Jewish identity. More than a hundred and fifty submissions were received and thirty six of them are published in this book as a collection of essays on the thoughts and feelings of what it means to be Jewish in Australia post October 7.

    Lee Kofman - The Writer Laid Bare

    Lee Kofman's advice is if you want to write a memoir, perhaps don't! But she then outlines why sometimes , it is the only way to tell your story. Her own personal story began in Siberia in Russia, where she first started writing at three years old. She says she has certainly learnt a lot since then.

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    22 min
  • Amy Remeikis and Djon Mundine
    Jun 24 2026

    Amy Remeikis -'Where it all Went Wrong: The John Howard Years'

    Was former prime minister John Howard the 'great economic manager' or did he create the terrible scenario we are now facing in Australia : the housing crisis, workplace insecurity and wage freezes, the selling off of our natural resources, the denial of climate change and more?He introduced franking credits, negative gearing and sold out the country to mining billionaires leaving whole generations struggling to put a roof over their heads and educate their children. Amy Remeikis pulls no punches in this examination of his tenure that is definitely not a hagiography.

    Djon Mundine: 'Windows and Mirrors'

    Djon is a Bandjalung man, curator, writer, artist and activist. Windows and Mirrors is a collection of writings that traces key figures, exhibitions and movements in the development of contemporary Aboriginal Art.

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    28 min
  • Natalie Kyriacou and Bob Brown - 'People can be powerful'
    Jun 24 2026

    Natalie Kyriacou - 'Nature's Last Dance'

    Natalie Kyriacou is an award winning environmentalist, charity director and author and founder of Green World. In this inspiring read of a penguin rescue she offers hope that collective action by like minded people can move mountains and if we work as a community we can arrest the degradation of our environment.

    Bob Brown - 'Defiance'

    Bob Brown draws on a life time of environmental activism and consciousness raising to show how courage, conviction and persistence, coupled with community action can defeat hostile corporate lobbyists, press vilification and the lure of consumerism.

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    28 min
  • Narratives Library National Edition Best Specialist Program in Australian Audio Awards.
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  • Kaarron Warren and J J CArpenter
    Apr 28 2026

    Two top S.F authors - Kaarron Warren with 'Not all Stones mean Murder' and J.J Carpenter with ' The Haunting of Kenmore Asylum'. Recorded at CONFLUX S.F convention in Canberra 2025.

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    28 min