Charlotte Wood
How do we maintain friendships as we age? How do these friendships impact who we are – or who we become? And … exactly how should we grow old? Charlot...
Books and Ideas at Montalto
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The Wheeler Centre presents thoughtful conversations about Australian literature – away from the lights of Melbourne, at Montalto Vineyard & Olive Grove on the Mornington Peninsula.
Andrea Goldsmith
How do we become estranged from ourselves – and from the people and places that have moulded us? What’s the way back? And how can we begin again? Thes...
Tony Birch
Tony Birch is among Australia’s finest living writers. A poet, activist and academic, as well as an acclaimed novelist and short-story writer, Birch’s...
Simon Schama
Simon Schama is a familiar figure on the BBC as well as a professor at Columbia University, and he’s produced multi-volume histories of Britain, docum...
Rick Morton
One Hundred Years of Dirt – Rick Morton’s unflinching memoir – tells of growing up on a cattle station in Queensland: of witnessing a horrific acciden...
Meg and Tom Keneally
Tom and Meg Keneally are an unlikely crack novel-writing team who write about an unlikely crack murder-investigation team. Tom Keneally is an icon of ...
Jock Serong
Jock Serong is known as an author of gripping books about crime and catastrophe. His stories spark and seethe with tense emotional and political detai...
Carly Findlay
‘In fairytales, the characters who look different are often cast as the villain or monsters. It's only when they shed their unconventional skin that t...
Richard Cornish
As the long-running and trusted ‘Brain Food’ columnist for Fairfax, Richard Cornish tackles food and cooking questions from readers around Australia. ...
Judy Horacek
If you like your cartoon hairstyles sharp and your comic observations sharper, Judy Horacek is your cartoonist. One of Australia’s most successful car...