3 November 2026 | Editors ANZ, Gatherings, News, November 2026
By Susi Bailey, Editors Aotearoa New Zealand [Branch tag: EdANZ] I reckon there are 2 main types of freelance editors: those who choose to have more control over their working life and perhaps a better work–life balance, and those who go freelance out of necessity...
3 November 2026 | Gatherings, News, November 2026
WordSmith Legal is an IPEd member benefit provider, offering IPEd members discounted legal templates and contract review. It is led by Renee Smith, Principal Lawyer, who is an IPEd associate member and a freelance fiction editor. Renee has worked in the legal...
3 November 2026 | Gatherings, News, November 2026
The Australian publishing workforce is becoming more culturally diverse, according to the second Workforce Survey on Diversity and Inclusion from the Australian Publishers Association (APA). Run with the University of Melbourne, it was open to everyone working in...
3 November 2026 | Gatherings, News, November 2026
Entries for the 2027 IPEd Student Prize close on Monday 9 November 2026. The prize recognises excellent work by a student of editing. It’s open to any tertiary-level student enrolled in an editing or publishing course at a New Zealand or Australian tertiary...
3 November 2026 | Editors Qld, Gatherings, News, November 2026
By Julia Mauro AE, Editors Queensland I don’t use generative AI, but I know that others are using it a lot lately. It’s gaining popularity in many professions as they seek to be more efficient. As editors, we know that AI has its uses. We are also well aware of its...
