10 December 2025 | December 2025, Editors Qld, Newsletters
Finding connections in 2025 and beyond By Kyla Jo Magin, President, Editors Queensland At the start of 2025, I never imagined I’d find myself on the Editors Queensland committee – let alone stepping into the role of president. It’s been a leap, but already I cherish...
10 December 2025 | December 2025, Editors Vic, Newsletters
President’s report by Margaret Trudgeon AE Season’s greetings to everyone! I hope the year has been kind to you and that you are able to relax and put your feet up for a little while over Christmas. I know I’m looking forward to a few days off after a pretty...
10 December 2025 | December 2025, Newsletters
We speak with IPEd’s new events officer, Jean Cheney, and find out what led her to IPEd, what part of the role she’s most excited about, and her life outside IPEd. Can you tell us a little bit about you? I’m based in central Victoria in a small regional town. This has...
10 December 2025 | December 2025, Newsletters
By Donald Ritchie Alicia Leigh, author of The trauma-informed writer, delivered a thought-provoking presentation on 13 November, offering editors a clear framework for working sensitively with manuscripts that involve trauma. She outlined the core principles of...
10 December 2025 | December 2025, Newsletters
By Amber Hall On 26 November, Editors Victoria closed out 2025 with an end-of-year celebration at the Gertrude Hotel. The evening featured an engaging conversation between historian Professor Clare Wright and Cecile Shanahan, EdVic’s communications officer. Professor...
10 December 2025 | December 2025, Newsletters
As the year draws to a close, Time to reflect a bit I ‘spose… OK twenty twenty five: I’m thankful that I’m still alive, But were those resolutions licked? And all those boxes fully ticked? Were my tenses up to scratch? And did all of my formats...
