4 February 2022 | Editors Qld, February 2022, Newsletters
From the President The past couple of years have been weird, to say the least. From a language perspective it’s been an interesting time. I didn’t expect PPE to become a common term and phrases like viral load and herd immunity to no longer require explanation. We’re...
1 December 2021 | December 2021, Editors Qld
The start to your 2022 events calendar Since you can never have too many reasons to celebrate, don’t forget that January gets Brisbane members together for the Summer Picnic on Saturday 23 January at the Sherwood Arboretum, Sherwood. And watch this space to see if...
25 October 2021 | Editors Qld, November 2021
President’s report by Christine Atkinson Recently someone pointed out how many days it was ‘till Christmas. I genuinely don’t know where this year has gone. Somehow we’ve already had an enormous year and there’s still more to come. Our EdsQ Events Team of Ian and...
29 September 2021 | Editors Qld, October 2021
Cultural editing and sensitivity reading speaker presentation by Kayt Duncan Speaker Grace Lucas-Pennington wanted to leave us with three key takeaways from her September presentation on cultural editing and sensitivity reading: we all have a cultural identity, be...
2 September 2021 | Editors Qld, September 2021
President’s report by Christine Atkinson Hi all On 4 August we held the EdsQ Annual Branch Meeting (ABM) and I delivered the Annual Report, a version of which will appear in the IPEd Annual Report. The incoming EdsQ management Committee are: President –...
29 July 2021 | August 2021, Editors Qld
President invites all to the great Oxford comma debate by Christine Atkinson Hi all Should the Oxford, Harvard or serial comma be adopted, used and applied in Australia? If you just shouted an answer, the Great debate between EdsQ (affirmative) and EdWA (negative) is...
