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25 June
Writers Week 2006
Michael Cunningham (Wed 8/3) and Michael Robotham (Thur 9/3)
July 2
Writers Week 2006
The Contemporary Essay (Tue 7/3): Patricia Drucker, Marion
Halligan, John Hughes, Ronald Wright
July 9
Is Child Protection a public health issue? – views from
Australia and the UK
A UNIFEM Informs Seminar with Prof Dorothy Scott, UniSA and Prof
Brigid Daniel, University of Dundee, UK
Presented by UNIFEM Australia and the Hawke Centre
recorded: Mercury Cinema / 6 April 2006
July 16
‘Making It’ in SA – former refugees at work and in
business
Hieu Van Le, Simon Forrest, Hafez Zamani, Katrina Lister, Joseph
Masika
Presented by the Australian Refugee Association
recorded: Cynthia Poulton Hall / 11 April 2006
July 23
Writers Week 2006
Minette Walters (Tue 7/3) and Ben Rice (Fri 10/3)
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July 30
Writers Week 2006
John Berendt (Thur 9/3) and Peter Skrzyneki (Thur
9/3)
Aug 6
Housing Homeless People
Rosanne Haggerty
Presented by Adelaide Thinkers in Residence with
the assistance of the Hawke Centre
recorded: Adelaide Town Hall / 10 July 2006
Aug 13
Climate Change: Risks and Opportunities
Stephen Schneider
Presented by Adelaide Thinkers in Residence with the assistance of
the Hawke Centre
recorded: Adelaide Town Hall / 18 August 2006
Aug 20
Writers Week 2006
Anita Heiss (Thur 9/3) and Vikram Seth (Sun 5/3)
5, 10 June
Two kids-writing stars: Felice Arena on Specky Magee, a Legend in
the Making; Ian Bone on Love Cuts, reviewed by Ruth Starke.
12, 17 June
Ken Bolton reads from At the Flash and At the Baci, his new
collection; Deb Welch interviews him. Part of Nicola Haywood’s
latest story, Cult of Dead Larry.
19, 24 June
Jane Turner Goldsmith, Poinciana, reviewed; Gillian Bouras on her
book about her sister, No Time for Dances. Sonia Harford on Leaving
Paradise, her expat writings.
26 June, 1 July
Mike Ladd reads new work; Vikram Seth discusses his book, Two
Lives, a memoir of his aunt and uncle. Poems by Bel Schenk and
Jenny Barnard (SA and Tas)
3, 8 July
Linda Jaivin on her The Infernal Optimist, an unusual life behind
razor wire; Carmen Callil discusses her book, Bad Faith. Review of
Left Bank Waltz, the story of the Australian Bookshop in Paris
10, 15 July
Jeff Guess reads new poems and tells where he’s at; Marguerite
van Geldermalsen - Married to a Bedouin; review of Candle Life, by
Venero Armanno.
17, 22 July
Tim Thorne talks about his latest, Best Bitter, from Press Press, and
reads some. John Tranter on Urban Myth, his newest, which he reads
from too.
24, 29 July
New writing by Eva Sallis (SA) and new poems by Michael Farrell
(Vic)
31 July, 5 August
Julia Lawrinson talks about Bye, Beautiful, set in WA in the 1960s;
Tegan Bennett Daylight on her new one, Safety, reviewed by Taryn
Plett.
7, 12 August
New Zealand special: Emma Neale, novelist, on Relative Strangers;
Jenny Bornholdt reads a long poem published in Heat 11, The Rocky
Shore
14, 19 August
Tara Winch, winner of the David Unaipon Award, on her novel
Swallow the Air; reviews of new Little Esther poetry publications from
Ray Tyndale; review of Liz Byrski, Food, Sex and Money
Aug 27
Writers Week 2006
Kate Llewellyn (Thur 9/3) and Delia Falconer (Fri 10/3)
Writers Radio
Australian writers and writing
produced by Cath Kenneally
Mondays 3.30pm, repeated Saturdays at noon
22, 27 May
Kathryn Fox, our own Patricia Cornwell, on latest Anya Crichton
mystery, Without Consent; Kathy Lette, How to Kill Your Husband, a
more humorous foray into would-be crime; Sam Franzway reviews
Sweet Guy by Jared Thomas
Settling In, one of
our new community
access programs,
presented by the
Australian Refugee
Association,
launched with a
halal BBQ and live
broadcast from
the West Torrens
Memorial Gardens
on March 29.
29 May, 3 June
New fiction from Moya Costello; Rachel Hennessy reads from her
manuscript novel, The Quakers
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