NT Writers Festival: Book Launch
Sat 30 May at 12:00PM
MAGNT Maritime Undercroft, 19 Conacher St, The Gardens NT 0820
Join us for an exciting afternoon at NT Writers Festival, as we celebrate the launch of The Good Sea by Vannessa Hearman.
Matthew Reilly, Ed Husain, Phillipa McGuinness, Greg Sheridan & Gwynne Dyer moderated by Katharine Murphy
Netflix. The rise of the dictator. Brexit. Global refugee crisis. Cyber wars. The challenge of China. At a time of unprecedented global change, when technology is threatening the humble newsagent and ushering in the driverless car, our illustrious panel will attempt to sift through this new world disorder. Where are the strong global leaders for these treacherous times? Will Donald Trump win a second term or be impeached for past misdeeds? And will bookstores survive the onslaught of Amazon? Our power panel will debate these and other seminal issues in one of the Canberra Writers’ Festival’s most anticipated events. Moderated by Guardian Australia political editor Katharine Murphy.
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Katharine Murphy has been a journalist in Canberra’s Parliamentary Press Gallery for two decades and is now political editor of Guardian Australia. She is the host of the political podcast Australian politics live and a regular pundit on television and radio, including the ABC’s Insiders program. In 2008, she won the Paul Lyneham award for excellence in press gallery journalism, while in 2012 she was a Walkley award finalist in the best digital journalism category. She regularly contributes to Meanjin.
Sat 30 May at 12:00PM
MAGNT Maritime Undercroft, 19 Conacher St, The Gardens NT 0820
Join us for an exciting afternoon at NT Writers Festival, as we celebrate the launch of The Good Sea by Vannessa Hearman.
Sun 31 May at 11:30AM
MAGNT Marquee, 19 Conacher St, The Gardens NT 0820
Join us for an exciting morning at NT Writers Festival, as Kate Wild and Samah Sabawi talk with Vannessa Hearmann about how our understanding of…
Mon 29 June at 6:30PM
The Moat, 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Join us for an exciting evening at The Moat, as we discover the voices poised to make their mark on Australian literature at the midwinter…