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25.01.2022 Happy NAIDOC week everyone! If you’re looking for First Nations fiction and poetry to read and share, check out these titles published through black&write! project: http://ow.ly/kMkH50CeTlt This year’s NAIDOC theme is ‘Always Will, Always Will Be’ and signifies First Nations connection to this land and sea country. ... You can read more about NAIDOC, and about the theme here: http://ow.ly/YAd050CeTlu

21.01.2022 It can be lonely and isolating being a First Nations or person of colour working in the Australian publishing industry. The FNPOC in Publishing Network is a place for us to connect, gather, support each other and share experiences and insights in a safe environment. We welcome members from all levels who identify as FNPOC and work in editorial, sales, marketing, design, administration, publicity and production roles at any Australian publishing houses and journals and/or wor...king freelance. We also welcome any FNPOC agents and scouts. Together, we hope to be a vital and valuable resource for all members to navigate the myriad complexities of the Australian publishing landscape while being a person of colour. Our network is a closed, moderated group with an anonymous membership list. Accessibility and the cultural safety and support of all members are our guiding principles. For all inquiries or to join, please email: [email protected]

11.01.2022 Activist and poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal was born 100 years ago today. Next Monday is the 2020 Fryer Lecture, given by Waanyi author Alexis Wright. She asks "In times like these, what would Oodgeroo do?"... Join for free via zoom! http://ow.ly/9C6s50C9LkH The 2020 Fryer lecture will discuss Oodgeroo's influence on Wright and others who shaped her artistic vision, from the Aboriginal world and beyond.

09.01.2022 Our black&write! Editor Grace is so excited to yarn with Yuwaalaraay author, musician and educator Nardi Simpson about her award-winning story SONG OF THE CROCODILE! When: Tuesday 1 December, 6 7.30pm (AEST) Where: Mullumbimby Civic Hall, 55 Dalley Street, Mullumbimby... http://ow.ly/RtKt50CoFOZ

07.01.2022 First Nations Writers - 6 Residential Fellowships available! WITH Magabala Books and Varuna the Writers' House! Get amongst it!

05.01.2022 Great opportunity for First Nations writers with a work in progress!!! Six fellowships are available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander writers nationally through Varuna the Writers' House. Fellowships include accommodation, meals, travel expenses, a one-on-one mentoring session and an optional publishing appraisal with the exceptional Magabala Books!... Works of fiction, narrative non-fiction, poetry, children's books, graphic novels, dramatic/screen writing, writing for radio, translation, essays or short fiction are all eligible, and submissions in language are warmly welcomed.

04.01.2022 Hello Editors! Our wonderful publishing partner, Hachette Australia Books is seeking an experienced and motivated Managing Editor This role is full-time, Sydney based.... Applications close 20 November. For details: https://www.hachette.com.au/careers/

03.01.2022 If you're a First Nations Australian artist aged 18-30 you can apply for this! $10, 000 funding towards your development in your chosen art form!