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Editors Victoria is Australia’s oldest and largest association for professional editors. It provides opportunities for professional development, and aims to establish and maintain high standards of editing while advocating for member and associate-member editors. A directory of freelance editors is available on the website.
Educational Lending Right (ELR) operates as an Administrative Scheme and is administered by the Government Office for the Arts. ELR makes payments to eligible Australian creators and publishers on the basis that income is lost from the availability of their books in educational libraries (school, TAFE and university libraries). ELR also supports the enrichment of Australian culture by encouraging the growth and development of Australian writing and publishing.
A support group for published children’s writers and illustrators in South Australia.
ELLE Australia is a fresh and useful take on a fashion magazine – a luxury title you can genuinely shop (and dress) from, famous for making the low look high and the high look cool. It sets to inspires and empowers women to express their personal style by informing them about the latest trends in fashion, beauty and pop culture every month – Style starts with ELLE.
Ellery Publications write and publish automotive manuals.
Movie magazine specialising in commercial and art-house films dedicated to delivering reviews, interviews, movie news, articles, technology testing and behind-the-scenes stories. Sister publication in the UK.
Use and application of products and services across all forms of energy generation.
Publishes news, projects and new technologies in all engineering disciplines, business and professional matters.
The Ensemble Theatre Company was founded in 1958 by Hayes Gordon. The company presents a 12-month season of plays at its Kirribilli venue and other venues around Sydney. The theatre programs a mix of Australian and international work, as well as presenting new works and classics. The Ensemble Theatre is Australia’s longest, continuously running professional theatre company and has constantly maintained the highest standards in theatrical presentation.
Escape Publishing aims to connect readers all around the world with fresh and exciting stories they’ll love. No matter what kind of romance you enjoy, from suspense to sci-fi, new adult to fantasy, adventure, paranormal, erotic, historical, comedy, contemporary romance and more, you’ll find it at Escape.
Etchings is a creative arts journazine produced in Melbourne. It features short fiction, poetry, personal essays, art and photography by established and emerging writers and artists from Australia and overseas.
Tanka is a 1,300 year old Japanese poetic form which is relevant to the way we think and feel today. Eucalypt is the first Australian journal dedicated to the enjoyment of Tanka written in English.
Eureka Street is published by Jesuit Publications and is a magazine of public affairs, the arts and theology. It published in print from 1991 to 2006 and became online only in May 2006.
The Examiner is Australia’s third-oldest surviving daily newspaper. It is located in Launceston and was first published in 1842.It publishes seven days a week on local national and international news.
extempore is an Australian anthology of writing, inspired by jazz and improvised music. Replaces the now-defunct extempore journal.
The Eyre Peninsula Tribune was founded in December 1910, with the first edition printed on 10 March 1911. It provides news coverage for nearby towns including Cleve, Cowell, Kimba, Arno Bay, Port Neill, Tumby Bay, Lock, Rudall, Darke Peak and Mangalo.
Residents of Fairfield depend on the Fairfield City Champion as the leading newspaper for news, entertainment, shopping information, real estate and classifieds. From Smithfield to Carramar, Horsley Park to Yennora and Cabramatta to Cecil Park, the Fairfield City Champion comprehensively hits every corner.
National competition on theme ‘faraway’ seeks short stories, poetry, and illustrations from writers aged 7-18. Prizes include vouchers up to $250 towards Creative Write-it courses, including online mentorships for young people who are ‘faraway’, fantastic for rural and remote young people. Each category is divided into three age groups: 7-9, 10-13, and 14-18.
Farm Trader is New Zealand’s leading premier farm machinery and equipment magazine and New Zealand’s only tractor and machinery test magazine, reaching farm owners, farm managers and contractors responsible for making purchasing decisions. With every issue containing a diverse range of farming equipment for sale, it is where farmers turn when looking to buy or sell machinery.
Farm Weekly is Western Australia’s most important source of information for the farming community and the largest selling rural newspaper in the state.
Magazine on New Zealand and international fashion and style.
Category A – free verse,open style, open theme. Category B – traditional, rhymed or structured verse, open style, open theme. Maximum 60 lines. See website for further details.
The Jean Stone Award is given on the even biennial year for a poem or group of poems up to 60 lines. All entries must be unpublished, in English and typed. Check with organisers to confirm competition details.
The Marjorie Barnard Award is for a short story of no more than 3,000 words. Entrants are to be permanent residents of Australia and the work should be original, unpublished, not have won any previous competition at the time of entry, typed and double spaced on one side of A4 paper. Check with organisers to confirm details.
An article writing competition on an open theme for punchy (even opinionated!) articles up to 2,000 words.