NAIDOC 2026: Rachel Perkins on 'The Australian Wars'

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NAIDOC 2026: Anita Heiss with stories of love and war from the Wiradjuri people

Writer Anita Heiss has based her novel Dirrayawadha on stories from the 1800s during the frontier wars in Bathurst, when martial law was declared. 

Encore: David Malouf on growing up in Brisbane and his life of letters

Award-winning Australian author, poet and essayist David Malouf died last week at the age of 92, he spoke with Richard in 2014.The first son of a Lebanese family, David spent his early years in South Brisbane, his vivid memories of life as it was then are captured in his classics ...  Afficher plus

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