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Writers' Week is over for another year. Read on for info about our Curated Dozen or click the button below to access our 2022 podcasts.
Introducing our Curated Dozen
In 2022, Writers’ Week will again allow you to experience a varied array of our program’s most provocative and potent events from the comfort of your own home. We originally selected twelve events to livestream as part of this year's Curated Dozen series, but have now added another - it's a Curated Baker's Dozen!
Tickets are available on a Pay What You Can basis, with a recommended minimum of $15 per event for those in full-time employment. Anything more is gratefully received and will help cover costs of those unable to pay. Events can be viewed live from their scheduled start and for 48 hours thereafter. The livestream tickets for each event are sold separately but can form part of one transaction, just keep adding the events to your cart. To purchase tickets, please visit this page to see all events or click the individual event links below.
Sat 5 Mar, 12pm
How Fast Things Fall
Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull
Sat 5 Mar, 1.15pm
Comrades in Words
Christos Tsiolkas and Charlotte Wood
Sun 6 Mar, 12pm
Our Nation's Shame
Samantha Crompvoets & Mark Willacy
Sun 6 Mar, 2.30pm
Words from the Wise
Peter Doherty and Barry Jones
Sun 6 Mar, 5pm
The Island of Missing Trees
Elif Shafak
Co-presented with The Wheeler Centre
Mon 7 Mar, 2.30pm
Australia's War on Whistleblowers
Bernard Collaery, David McBride and Jennifer Robinson
Tue 8 Mar, 10.45am
Bad Energy
Ian Lowe and Jeremy Moss
Co-presented with the Centre for Ideas, University of NSW
Tue 8 Mar, 12pm
This is Your Mind on Plants
Michael Pollan
Tue 8 Mar, 2.30pm
Nice Racism
Robin DiAngelo
Tue 8 Mar, 5pm
The Right to Sex
Amia Srinivasan
Co-presented with The Wheeler Centre
Wed 9 Mar, 3.45pm
The Reckoning
Jess Hill and Grace Tame
Thu 10 Mar, 12pm
Dark Actions, Dark Consequences
Jaivet Ealom and Abbas Nazari
Co-presented with the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, University of NSW
Thu 10 Mar, 1.15pm
The Magician
Colm Tóibín
Co-presented with The Wheeler Centre
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