Queensland
Whitsunday Voices is the largest youth literature festival in regional Queensland. Held annually in July – this friendly festival hosts an intimate line up of Australian literary talent to inspire in students a love of books and writing.
Wombat Books has been sharing stories and creating memories with families for over ten years. As an independent boutique publisher, they love to find those unique stories that connect us all. Publishes children’s fiction with pages filled with readable and loveable characters.
Do you need a structural editor, a copyeditor, or a proofreader? If it has anything to do with words and writing, Susan Prior at Write-now! can help. She provides a high-quality personal service. Susan can work to tight deadlines and will work with you to ensure you are happy with the end product, whether it is a book, a brochure, or a website. Good, sensitive editing is an art.
A group for seasoned and aspiring writers from Brisbane’s northside in Queensland, Australia. Open to new members.
We are a creative writing group for the vision impaired, or legally blind. We meet once a month and each meeting is a workshop, where everyone writes from prompts. Writers use laptops, Braille machines, or dictate to a sighted scribe. We produced a double CD set of stories and poems in 2009, which was narrated and broadcast on Radio4RPH.
Albert and Logan News is a weekly community newspaper reporting on community news.
Arts Nexus connects far North Queensland’s artists, creative producers, organisations, enterprises and communities by advocating and supporting creative producers and communities with a range of services and projects. Current program partners include Queensland Writers Centre and Tropical Writers.
Asia Pacific Writers & Translators Inc. (APWT) is an incorporated not for profit association that promotes literature from the dynamic and culturally diverse Asia Pacific region. APWT exists to support the careers of writers from the region. Membership is open to established authors and emerging writers, literary translators, literary agents, publishers, teachers and students of creative writing, and screen writers.
Free publication for budget travellers. Publishes information, accommodation, work, sightseeing for budget travellers.
Austlit provides the most up-to-date and reliable information on reviews, literary criticism, and writers and writing in Australia. It is used by librarians, students from school to academic and tertiary levels, and works with literary researchers, publishers and librarians to ensure the information is accurate. Check website for further details.
Peer-reviewed journal covering issues on policy and practice in resource and environmental management.
Largest national circulation to fleet operators. Complete editorial coverage of management, information technology, news and comprehensive truck and payload innovations. Also covers shipping and intermodal issues.
Specialises in knowledgeable and humorous commentary on all aspects of surfing. Publishes feature articles, interviews, information and product reviews.
Birdkeeping magazine, focused on aviculture, pet birds, veterinarian information, bird species information.
Provides informed coverage and in-depth analysis of major defence projects and equipment acquisitions as well as commentary on policy and future directions for the Australian Defence Force.
Australian Grain is a semi-technical publication, which is a bridge between the research community and farmers.
The Australian Writers’ Guild (AWG) is the professional association for all performance writers, writers for television, screen, theatre, radio and multimedia. The AWG gives access to legal and contractual advice, provides a script development registration service and a script assessment service. The AWG offers professional courses and publications.
Publication for country families, with good yarns, humour and rural product information. Stories and articles with a rural flavour, preferably real life featuring achievements, rural contribution, community events and participation where individual effort is involved.
An active group interested in reading, writing and composing poetry. Organises the Bush Lantern Award and the Bundy Poets Muster. Meetings held every second Saturday of each month at the Rum City Silver Band Hall, Targo Street, Bundaberg at 1:30pm.
A group of 40-50 keen members dedicated to all aspects of creative writing, including plays and poetry. Welcomes isolated writers from all states of Australia as members. Members invited to submit work for critiquing. There is also a monthly newsletter.
Capricorn Coast Mirror is delivered free each week, to homes and business across the Capricorn Coast and immediate hinterland region. The mid-week publication directly reflects its readers’ coastal lifestyle, reporting on all topical community issues and events, as well as sport, fishing and boating, entertainment, dining, local business news, and more.
The Central Queensland News, first published by the Gibson Family of Emerald in 1937, has progressed over the years from a four page weekly serving the Emerald community, to a large biweekly newspaper serving the prosperous Central Highlands.
Child Writes is a program which nurtures literacy and creativity. It gives children a voice by offering primary school aged children the opportunity to write and illustrate their own children’s picture books. These books are published by boutique publisher Boogie Books.
Queensland’s major daily newspaper. Includes latest local, national and international news, information and entertainment for Queenslanders, as well as Brisbane Classifieds.