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1 IN CONVERSATION : Changing Palates : Multiculturalism on the Menu Adam Liaw and Andrew Jakubowicz Adam Liaw (interviewer), Andrew Jakubowicz (interviewer), 2022 single work interview
— Appears in: Griffith Review , no. 78 2022; (p. 196-204) 'In the fiftieth anniversary year of the Whitlam government’s election victory, the legacies of its groundbreaking multicultural policies are still being felt – in courtrooms and boardrooms, in classrooms and living rooms. This final instalment in our series of intergenerational exchanges – a collaboration between Griffith Review and the Whitlam Institute – brings together cook, writer and television presenter Adam Liaw and Emeritus Professor of Sociology Andrew Jakubowicz to explore the many ways Whitlam helped us reimagine Australia.' (Introduction)
1 y separately published work icon Play School Story Time : Volume 3 Sam McBratney , Jackie French , Michael Rosen , Kylie Westaway , ( nar. Emma Alberici et. al. )agent Tullamarine : Bolinda Audio Books , 2019 29086669 2019 selected work picture book

'What’s in the magic story drawer today?

'Snuggle up with much-loved celebrities as they bring to life a beautiful selection of stories for young children.'  (Publication summary)
1 To the Woman Who Changed My Life : Adam Liaw Adam Liaw , 2013 single work correspondence
— Appears in: Yours Truly : Cathartic Confessions, Passionate Declarations and Vivid Recollections from Women of Letters 2013; (p. 169-173)
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