13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
From the committee By Angela Damis and Justine Dixon Cooper The EdNSW committee met on 14 November for its monthly meeting via Zoom, with one apology. Minutes of the October committee meeting were accepted and actions from previous meetings dealt with. The end of the...
13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
By Deborah Shaw AE, EdANZ Budget Officer Kia ora koutou Welcome to our new professional members, Andrea McKay and Dr Gabrielle David. Andrea has been an associate member and has upgraded her membership. If you’re currently an associate member, do check out...
13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
By Mark Taylor Across 1 In ‘Shook-up Shop’, Tim found a place to pogo (4,3) 5 Bronco bucking after cowboy’s first American pipe (7) 9 Characters from the Lower Urals are rustic (5) 10 Fleeting ecstasy, acid score altering real around the edge...
13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
By Mark Taylor Solutions Across: 1 Mosh pit, 5 Corncob, 9 Rural, 10 Ephemeral, 11 Lovemakers, 12 Isis, 14 Serendipity, 18 Translucent, 21 Hike, 22 Adulterate, 25 Bric-a-brac, 26 Niger, 27 Rosehip, 28 Satisfy. Down: 1 Marble, 2 Shrive, 3 Palimpsest, 4 Tweak,...
13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
By Kylie Howard, Editors Victoria Events subcommittee On 31 October 2023, we welcomed Tim Coronel, the General Manager of the Small Press Network (SPN), to speak at an EdVic Zoom event about small press publishing in Australia and the role of SPN. Tim began by...
13 December 2023 | December 2023, Newsletters
By Paul Anderson Alice Grundy was our guest speaker for an event hosted by EdNSW on 24 October 2023 (rescheduled from 3 October). Our topic was artificial intelligence (AI) and editing: where we are now and where we may be headed. Alice is a book editor and has taught...
