Griffith Review 76: Acts of Reckoning at Northern Territory Writers Festival When: 2:00 pm, Saturday 25 June 2022 Where: Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory Marquee, 19 Conacher Street, The Gardens, NT Tickets: Purchase here Featuring: Teela Reid, Thomas Mayor and Jasmin McGaughey Four years on from the Uluru Statement from the Heart,…

  Griffith Review 76: Acts of Reckoning at The Wheeler Centre, Melbourne When: 6.30 pm, Thursday 14 July 2022 Where: The Wheeler Centre, 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000 Tickets: This is a Pay What You Can event. Please click here to register. Please note this event will be recorded for later broadcast. Griffith…

Contributing Editor Teela Reid and contributor Merinda Dutton join Editor Ashley Hay to celebrate the launch of Griffith Review 76: Acts of Reckoning.

  Griffith Review 76: Acts of Reckoning at Sydney Writers Festival When: 4:00 pm, Friday 20 May 2022 Where: Carriageworks, Track 12 Tickets: Free. No need to register, however it’s recommended you arrive early to avoid disappointment. More information here. The quest for settlement with Australia’s First Nations continues through personal, political and philosophical spheres.…

  Learning Curves at Newcastle Writers Festival When: 1:30 pm, Sunday 3 April 2022 Where: Cummings Room, Newcastle City Hall, 290 King Street Tickets: Free. More information here. Is reading the cornerstone of a learning life, and does its power change from pre-school years to university? Join Ashley Hay, Tegan Bennett Daylight and Catherine Keenan as…

Exploring education through Griffith Review 75: Learning Curves at Adelaide Writers’ Week When: 3:45 pm, Wednesday 9 March 2022 Where: Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden, West Stage Tickets: Free. No need to register or purchase a ticket. Please note this event will be recorded for later broadcast. Join Big Ideas’ Paul Barclay for a fascinating conversation…

We all have different expectations of utopian and dystopian stories, but how do they confound understanding when we live through them? ABC RN’s Paul Barclay speaks with a panel of contributors to Griffith Review 73: Hey, Utopia! about unexpected realities and revelations amid the largest narratives of our time and how they shape our vision for other ways the…

Education never ends, as Sherlock Holmes once told Watson – but where does it begin? Join Griffith Review Editor Ashley Hay in conversation with Bri Lee and Catherine Keenan as they explore what we can learn about learning from the perspective of the youngest people in the mix.