Cirrus@Austlit

'An impressive adaptation of David Malouf's classic novella about Ovid.'

'A site-specific location makes this poolside production an innovative treat.'

'Christos Tsiolkas' new novel is a tender and poignant tale about a later-life romance between two men.'

'A dance performance that takes us into the brutality of prisons and detention centres.'

'Taking Liberty is a celebration of Australia's 1983 America’s Cup sailing win.'

'A story of family, connection and dislocation set in Hanoi.'

'Survival of the desperate and the cunning in a dystopian world.'

'Born into this by Adam Thompson is a collection of short stories about Aboriginal identity in Tasmania, and contains thoughtful reflections on belonging, pride, shame, social fatigue and more.'

'Fiona Foley’s Biting the Clouds is exceptional.'

'A history of the establishment of some key pioneering Aboriginal community groups and organisations in Redfern, Sydney, paving the way for similar organisations across Australia.'

'A doctor’s personal memoir and a concise history of Australia’s response to the HIV/AIDS crisis.'

'We Weren't Born Yesterday is a series of radio documentaries produced by the Queering the Air collective on 3CR Community Radio, Melbourne, that explores queer heritage, vocabulary and intergenerational connections in migrant communities in Australia. It was broadcast in February 2015 on 3CR, SBS, Joy and other stations on the Community Radio Network. The collective produced four hour-long radio features focused on the voices of gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, intersex and queer people from diasporic backgrounds, with each feature focused on one cultural/linguistic community—Vietnamese, Chinese (Mandarin), Arabic and Indian (Hindi). This article presents insights that emerged from the series as well as the producers’ reflections on the series.'

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