8 April 2026 | April 2026, Newsletters
By Mark Taylor Within the puzzle are the names of 4 well-known crime authors and their most famous detective creations. Clues are included for all 8, but these entries do not have a normal definition, instead being indicated by either Author or Detective, but...
4 March 2026 | March 2026, Newsletters
At its January 2026 meeting, the IPEd Board approved a measured increase to membership fees for the 2026–27 financial year. To provide greater clarity and predictability, the Board also adopted a new, steadier model for fees in future years. We know membership is a...
3 March 2026 | March 2026, Newsletters
From the DEI Working Party What we’ve been up to The IPEd DEI Working Party had its first meeting for 2026 on Tuesday 17 February. Our current key projects include: analysing the data from last year’s accessibility survey – this was IPEd’s first ever...
3 March 2026 | Editors ANZ, March 2026, Newsletters
President’s Report By Deborah Shaw AE Kia ora, Over the next few months we’ll be introducing our committee members so you can get a better idea of who we are and what we do. First up is Juanita, our secretary. She wrangles our meeting agendas and puts together our...
3 March 2026 | Editors WA, March 2026, Newsletters
Event report: Structure in narrative writing by Michèle Drouart AE From Editors WABy Sophie Whettingsteel Michèle Drouart, PhD, AE, HLM, began her career as a freelance editor while writing her award-winning memoir Into the wadi (2000). In November 2025, Editors WA...
3 March 2026 | Editors Vic, March 2026, Newsletters
President’s report By Margaret Trudgeon AE Welcome to new member Russell Pritchard (Associate Member) The year is getting into full swing as we head to the end of summer. I hope everyone has survived the heat okay. I had a very relaxing holiday on the Surf Coast...
