3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
By Karen Lee, CEO Introduction Australia’s story is shaped not only by artists and creators, but also by the professional ecosystems that support creativity, participation and the circulation of ideas. Editors are part of that ecosystem. Working alongside writers,...
3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
by Julie Ganner AE We are delighted to announce that the second edition of Books without barriers will be published on 5 June. This free guide, which is co-published by IPEd and the Australian Publishers Association, provides practical advice on how ensure...
3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
By Kylie Howard, Editors Victoria Events Officer Jessie Kindig is, among other things, a senior editor at Yale University Press, a contributing editor for the feminist magazine Lux and the editor of the Verso book of feminism. Jessie was visiting Australia earlier...
3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
By Sylvia Bauer, Clear Edit NZ CEO, business manager, editor, administrator, tea lady and dog’s body 1995: age 19 Leave home in the top of the South Island, Te Tauihu, for the University of Canterbury. Vow never to: live in Tasman District again (stifling small towns)...
3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
From the Accreditation Board This month we’ve got the good, the bad and the ugly exam feedback for you. Get a sneak peek into what people say about the exam. And for all AEs, we’ve got some advice to help you renew your accreditation when the time comes. (AEs who...
3 June 2026 | June 2026, News, Newsletters
Josephine Parker was shortlisted for the IPEd Student Prize in 2025. This year, she returned to win it. Currently studying a Master of Arts (Professional Writing and Publishing) at Curtin University, Josephine impressed judges with a portfolio that demonstrated “a...
