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Poetry Shelf noticeboard: Michelle Elvy launches new book
Posted: Monday June 7, 2021
Poetry Shelf backlist: Min-a-rets 10
Posted: Monday June 7, 2021
Dark Dunedin : Breathing Hell
The third and final season of the award winning podcast.
Posted: Monday June 7, 2021
Fourth Transported Decal
Posted: Monday June 7, 2021
How to take better bird photos: Practical tips from a professional photographer
Author, and wildlife photographer, Paul Sorrell, lets us in on the magic behind his beautiful photographs.
Posted: Monday June 7, 2021
The First Anthology of Asian Voices from Aotearoa: A Homecoming
As one of the first national celebrations of Asian writers, Naomii Seah reflects on the anthology filled with the taste of home, memory and a renewed refusal to remain silent.
Posted: Friday June 4, 2021
$25,000 Non-Fiction Award - Applications Open
Posted: Friday June 4, 2021
Call for judges of the 2022 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards
Posted: Friday June 4, 2021
Creatives in Schools Funding - Round 3
Posted: Friday June 4, 2021
Poetry Shelf Theme Season: Twelve poems about faraway
Posted: Thursday June 3, 2021
Storylines invites submissions to the Storylines Notable Book Awards 2021.
Entries close at 5pm on 31 August 2021.
Posted: Thursday June 3, 2021
2021 GRANADA WRITERS RESIDENCE PROGRAMME
Posted: Thursday June 3, 2021
Landfall Essay Competition
Entries for the 2021 Landfall Essay Competition must be received by 31 July 2021.
Posted: Thursday June 3, 2021
Solidarity Myanmar Concert
Posted: Wednesday June 2, 2021
Neville Peat's Natural History Titles.
If you're looking to learn more about what Aotearoa has to offer, check out author Neville Peat's range of natural history titles.
Posted: Wednesday June 2, 2021
Poetry Shelf celebrates new books: David Eggleton reads from The Wilder Years: Selected Poems
Posted: Tuesday June 1, 2021
The Caselberg International Poetry Prize opens today.
Posted: Tuesday June 1, 2021
Prime Minister's Awards for Literary Achievement 2021: nominations open
Posted: Tuesday June 1, 2021
’70s live again in Dunedin Study exhibition
If your foot starts tapping when you hear the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever, there is a good chance you were alive in the 1970s and survived the experience.
Posted: Monday May 31, 2021
Work on evolving tome loved
Emeritus Prof Colin Townsend (72) must have read his doorstopper on ecology more than 100 times over the past year, while checking proofs for a new edition. He talks to Marjorie Cook about his 35-year labour of love.
Posted: Monday May 31, 2021