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Advances

Advances - September 2023

by Australian Book Review
September 2023, no. 457

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Advances - August 2023

by Australian Book Review
August 2023, no. 456

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Advances

by Australian Book Review
July 2023, no. 455

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Advances

by Australian Book Review
June 2023, no. 454

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Advances - May 2023

by Australian Book Review
May 2023, no. 453

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Advances - April 2023

by Australian Book Review
April 2023, no. 452

New board members at ABR

At its recent Annual General Meeting, ABR welcomed two new board members, both of them long associated with the magazine.

Professor Lynette Russell is a pre-eminent anthropological historian whose distinguished contributions to her field have been recognised with an ARC Professorial Fellowship (2011–16) and a current ...

National Cultural Policy

Much has been written since the prime minister launched Labor’s new National Cultural Policy at a popular music venue in Melbourne on 30 January, and Advances suspects there is a lot more to come.

Mostly, the response has been positive – one of relief even. Here, after a decade of neglect, ministerial contempt, and fiscal raids, was ...

Advances

by Australian Book Review
January-February 2023, no. 450

Advances for ABR's January-February 2023 issue.

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Advances

by Australian Book Review
December 2022, no. 449

Advances from the ABR December 2022 issue.

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Advances - May 2003

by Australian Book Review
May 2003, no. 251

The Mildura Writers’ Festival is always one of the most congenial and stimulating events on our literary calendar. Clive James, our lead reviewer this month, has just agreed to attend this year’s festival and to deliver the 2003 La Trobe University/ABR Annual Lecture. The lecture will take place at 8 p.m. on Friday, 25 July, and the festival will follow that weekend (July 26–27). Clive James (pictured below) will also deliver the lecture in Melbourne soon after the Mildura Writers’ Festival. Full details of both events will follow in the June/July issue. ABR subscribers will be entitled to attend this major lecture gratis.

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