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NewSouth staff, UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing :: NewSouth
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UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing. The Best Australian Science Writing 2015. Call for entries: introducing the UNSW Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing. For the very first time this year the successful Bragg Prize, which recognises excellence in science communication, is opening up a special category for high school students. Science enthusiasts in years 7–10 are invited to submit an essay of up to 800 words on the topic of mind-blowing experiments. Magazine and on the.
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Prize for Science Writing :: NewSouth Publishing
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The Bragg UNSW Press. Entries for the 2016 prize are now open. 2016 TERMS and CONDITIONS. 2016 TERMS and CONDITIONS. The winner will be announced in October 2016. Winning entries will be included in NewSouths anthology,. The Best Australian Science Writing 2016. The Bragg UNSW Press Prize for Science Writing. First prize is $7000. Two runners-up will each receive a prize of $1500. All the shortlisted entries are included in. The Best Australian Science Writing 2016. To view the entry form. Gina Perry, Be...
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Nancy Underhill, Beyond Ned Kelly: Sidney Nolan’s life and art :: NewSouth Publishing
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Beyond Ned Kelly: Sidney Nolan’s life and art. Nancy Underhill had plenty of good reasons to take on the monumental task of writing a new biography of Sidney Nolan. In this extract from her introduction to. Sidney Nolan: A life. She explains her continued fascination with the man and his work. Why another book about Sidney Nolan? In Australia, the public still tends to truncate Nolan’s life at July 1947, when he quit living with John and Sunday Reed at their home, Heide. Outside Melbourne. Like Sunda...
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Bianca Nogrady, Best Australian Science Writing 2015: Call for entries :: NewSouth
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Best Australian Science Writing 2015: Call for entries. 15 Dec. 2014. The Best Australian Science Writing 2015. Entries are now open for the Bragg Prize and the Best Australian Science Writing 2015 anthology. It often starts with a single thread: a throwaway line in an interview, an aside in an article, a statistic buried in the convoluted bowels of a report, or a niggling thought that comes to you in the wee hours and refuses to be silenced. The Best Australian Science Writing 2015. Entries published be...
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Client Publications :: NewSouth Publishing
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Does your organisation have a story to tell? NewSouth Publishing is perfectly placed to help get your story published. We are a leading Australian non-fiction publisher, and our experienced team will create a customised package to ensure your book is produced to budget and on schedule, achieving your organisation’s publishing objectives. Whether you want to reach your own members or staff, or find a much bigger audience, we can help you. We’ve published books in association with:. Sales, marketing and di...
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Tim Soutphommasane, I’m not racist, but ... :: NewSouth
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I’m not racist, but . Im Not Racist But . 40 Years of the Racial Discrimination Act. Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, reflects on race, multiculturalism and how the law has attempted to deal with discrimination in his new book. Im Not Racist But . 40 years of the Racial Discrimination Act. Is Australia a racist country? During my time as Race Discrimination Commissioner. Ndash; seems also to have empowered people to challenge abuse and insult.
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John Blay, On Track and the Bundian Way :: NewSouth Publishing
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On Track and the Bundian Way. Naturalist, poet and seasoned bushwalker John Blay worked for over a decade to uncover the Bundian Way, a 380-kilometre ancient pathway from Mount Kosciuszko to the New South Wales far south coast, used by both the Aboriginal people of the area and the earliest British arrivals. But what is it about the Bundian Way that makes it less like a walk and more like a pilgrimage? What’s a little suffering between friends when the travelling is more like a pilgrimage? Many have alre...
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Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing | Refraction MediaRefraction Media
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Excellence in science content and publishing. Bragg Student Science Prize. Entries are now closed. Read the winning entry here. And keep an eye out for the competition in 2017! Congratulations to the winner and runners up from Meriden, Frensham and James Ruse! Did you know wi-fi, penicillin, ultrasound scanners and Google Maps are all Australian inventions? What do you think are the most important discoveries that have been made by Australian scientists, engineers and inventors? Which is all about the di...
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Brendan Ward, The Beethoven Obsession :: NewSouth
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The great Viennese dramatist, Franz Grillparzer, wrote the funeral oration for that city’s most famous citizen and his friend: Ludwig van Beethoven. Grillparzer asked the question: ‘He was an artist – and who shall arise to stand beside him? Rsquo; The answer to the challenge posed in 1827 is still, ‘No one’. No single person has been able to match the transformative impact of Beethoven on his art. Beethoven – The 35 Piano Sonatas. By Brendan Ward is published this month by NewSouth.
