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Upcoming Events

NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: SALLY HEPWORTH IN CONVERSATION
NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: SALLY HEPWORTH IN CONVERSATION
11:30:00CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC

Making her first festival appearance, New York Times bestselling author Sally Hepworth will speak about her stellar career, from writing her first novel on maternity leave and gaining interest from Hollywood heavyweights, to recently publishing her ninth novel, Darling Girls. Hosted by Amy Lovat. This event will be live streamed. Details for the Zoom event will be emailed to you after 8.00am AEST on the day of the event. If you have not received this information prior to the event please check your spam folder.

NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: LUCY TRELOAR IN COVERSATION
NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: LUCY TRELOAR IN COVERSATION
15:00:00UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE

To be human is to be haunted by the past: the narratives of our collective and subjective worlds. Three authors grapple with colonial, personal, and family history in their recent fiction, blurring the lines of fantasy and reality and creating characters who ask, ‘Can we lay these ghosts to rest?’ With Winnie Dunn, Mirandi Riwoe and Lucy Treloar. Hosted by Cath Keenan.

NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: HEDLEY THOMAS IN CONVERSATION
NEWCASTLE WRITERS FESTIVAL: HEDLEY THOMAS IN CONVERSATION
16:30:00CONSERVATORIUM OF MUSIC

Thought you knew the story of The Teacher’s Pet? Walkley Award-winning journalist Hedley Thomas shares insights from behind the scenes of one of the most intriguing Australian murder cases of our time. He will speak with Richard Glover about what prompted him to explore the disappearance of Lynette Dawson, how he created the #1 podcast, and his involvement in the trial that ultimately convicted Chris Dawson of murder. This event will be live streamed. Details for the Zoom event will be emailed to you after 8.00am AEST on the day of the event. If you have not received this information prior to the event please check your spam folder.

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