Review - Banjo Paterson : Man From Snowy River / Waltzing Matilda
Iconic Australian poetry classics in the hands on babies? As they say it’s never too young to start. Two of Banjo Paterson’s famous poems are available as beautiful board books, ed...
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Iconic Australian poetry classics in the hands on babies? As they say it’s never too young to start. Two of Banjo Paterson’s famous poems are available as beautiful board books, ed...
Jorge Mariño Brito was born in Cuba and lives and works in Brisbane. He graduated from the Queensland College of Art in Brisbane in 2024. Mariño Brito’s artistic practice encompass...
Matt Barbet is a TV presenter and journalist in the UK, working for the BBC, ITV and now Sky. He’s also a keen cyclist, and we met years ago at a Rapha event, back when were both o...
Ian Friend creates subtle and evocative works on paper using pigment, ink and gouache from his studio in Ipswich, Queensland. With a fascination for alchemy between materials and a...
I WAS in London the other day, speaking to a group of American pastors at St Martin-in-the-Fields. After a good lunch in the church’s wonderful crypt-café, they bundled me into an...
Some of the most joyful moments in photography are when someone quietly makes beautiful, insightful, communicative work, they enter without any ego, and they are celebrated. The po...
I WRITE this from the Collegio Ghislieri, in the ancient university town of Pavia. The college was founded in 1567, though the university itself is far older than that, as there is...
In which the current czar of NZ poetry meets a giant The post Sunday poem, on shaking Curnow’s hand, by Nick Ascroft appeared first on Newsroom.
From Moore College – “A recent book by Moore College faculty member, Dr Mark Earngey, offers a major new study of John Ponet (1516-1556), one of the most significant yet often over...
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