Anne Maria Nicholson Anne Maria Nicholson i(A95749 works by) (a.k.a. Anne Nicholson)
Born: Established:
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New Zealand,
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Pacific Region,
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Gender: Female
Arrived in Australia: 1977
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BiographyHistory

Anne Maria Nicholson grew up in New Zealand. Her journalistic career began with the Waikato Times. Before coming to Australia, she worked in London for the TV news agency Visnews. In Australia she worked for Channel 7, SBS-TV, The Australian Bicentennial Authority and The Australia Council and later for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). Nicholson has been producer, reporter and presenter on programmes such as Lateline and Foreign Correspondent. She has also been the ABC's national arts reporter and has written extensively for the Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian.

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y separately published work icon Poker Protocol Camberwell : Tablo Publishing , 2022 29158542 2022 single work novel

'Life in a seaside suburb on Sydney Harbour appears idyllic from the outside, but cracks are appearing in the lives of five well-heeled, mismatched friends. Brought together by compassionate Kristen in her quest to help refugees, they share a passion for poker. Every month, they gather in each other's houses to gamble on cards and each other.

'Affairs, fraud, betrayal and greed....their 'first world' problems are suddenly challenged when their lives collide with an embattled Afghani family trying to make it in a hard-arse Australia.

'Smart, taut and sexy, the action in "Poker Protocol" unfolds over one year, putting the life of contemporary middle Australia under a microscope with humour and suspense.

'Using journalistic skills honed over decades, Anne Maria Nicholson tells the story through the cleverly interwoven perspectives of five men and women craving love and friendship while coming to grips with a moral crisis.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

2024 shortlisted SWW Book Awards Fiction
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