New South Wales
The Braidwood Times is a local newspaper published Wednesdays and covering Braidwood and surrounding villages of Araluen, Majors Creek, Mongarlowe, and Nerriga, with some readership across Palerang shire into Bungendore, Captains Flat Tarago and Queanbeyan.
Established in the 1880s, the Bombala Times is the local newspaper of the Bombala district, covering a large area from the Monaro down to the Victorian border covering all local news, sport and entertainment for the district.
Blunt delivers coverage of the very best alternative music from Australia and the world, and embraces all the lifestyle elements that come with it, from gaming and film to extreme sport.
For writers and those interested in promoting writing and reading of Australian literature. Publishes anthologies of group work. Meets first Sunday of the month, 1:45pm-4:45pm, at the Springwood Neighbourhood Centre (please check website to confirm).
The Blue Mountains Gazette was launched in 1963. It has grown from a 12 page paper to an average size of 80 pages, with circulation increasing from 12,000 to 35,400. It is a free newspaper delivered house-to-house throughout the entire Blue Mountains City area, Lapstone to Mt Victoria.
Bloomsbury Spark is a one-of-a-kind, global, digital imprint from Bloomsbury Publishing dedicated to publishing a wide array of exciting fiction eBooks to teen, YA and new adult readers.
The Blayney Chronicle is a weekly publication and a source of local news for the people of Blayney Shire.
Literary magazines for primary school-aged readers. Features fiction, plays, poetry and non-fiction.
The Blacktown Sun is published every Tuesday and covers the Greater West of Sydney. The Blacktown Sun is committed to covering local news, entertainment, sports and community issues.
Topics of interest: local news and events.
Magazine features articles on home decorating, renovating, craft, cooking, gardening.
The Bellingen Readers & Writers Festival is unique among Australian writers’ festivals in being situated in the magnificent natural environs of the Bellingen River and Dorrigo World Heritage rainforest. The program focuses exclusively on Australian writers to showcase the diversity of talent in this country.
Information on the latest developments in architecture, decorating, style and technology of home design.
The Bega District News has been a main source of information in the Bega Valley since 1864. Published each Tuesday and Friday, the Bega District News focuses on local community issues. Bega District News also has strong sports, social, entertainment and rural sections as well as local features and genuine classifieds.
Winners of international illustration awards, including the prestigious Holloway Medal. With 18 years of international experience in illustration and design for children’s books, fiction books, poetry, short stories, textbooks, educational books and editorial illustration. Other high-profile projects include Disney animated releases such as Jungle Book II, Return to Neverland and Tarzan II.
Magazine on state and national education policy and other topics relevant to educators and their institutions, schools, colleges or early childhood centres. Mainly for early childhood.
The Bay Post writes local news published on Wednesday and Friday each week.
Daily newspaper for Broken Hill and the surrounding region.
Awarded to the best novel written by an Australian author that depicts women and girls in a positive way or otherwise empowers the status of women and girls in society. In 2014, the prize pool is $55,000, including $50,000 for the winning title.
Ballina Shire’s community newspaper distributed weekly throughout Ballina Shire.
Magazine for the aviation industry. Includes latest news and news analysis, interviews with influential industry figures and comprehensive coverage of trends and issues. Major topics include fleet analysis, cargo, corporate aviation, the rotor industry, maintenance repair and overhaul, regional airlines, engines, employment and training, and technology developments.
Directed to collectors of Australiana including fine and decorative arts. Most present new and original research on art, furniture, ceramics, silver, jewellery, books, architecture, fashion, photography, crafts and history.
The Writing and Society Research Centre’s members include critics, theorists and philosophers, poets, novelists, experimental writers, translators, editors, performers and composers. The Centre’s core interest is in literature as a form of knowledge, and as an agent for the examination of social and cultural values. We provide a rigorous and active context for our researchers, honours and higher degree candidates.
Runs masterclasses with some of the world’s most respected scriptwriters and developers; seminars on craft and genre; mentorship programs and a number of professional initiatives designed to give members opportunity and support in their craft and careers. The AWG also works closely with other industry organisations and government bodies to develop further opportunities for members.
A non-profit collecting society that registers, collects and distributes authorship monies from European collecting societies to its members, who are Australian and New Zealand scriptwriters of film and TV. European collecting society monies include European statutory monies for private copying, re-transmission, educational copying, rental, lending, etc. Currently collects money from collecting societies in France, Switzerland, Germany and the UK.