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Are We There Yet?

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When

Saturday

April 6
11:30 am - 12:30 pm

Where

Watt Space Gallery
20 Auckland St
Newcastle NSW 2300

Tickets

Free

Are We There Yet?

The road to the establishment of an Australian Poet Laureate has been long and somewhat circuitous. But in 2025, the inaugural Poet Laureate will be announced by the federal government. Our panellists share their hopes and visions for the role and ponder how the position can best serve Australian poetry and the broader community. With Nam Le, Kirli Saunders and Michele Seminara. Hosted by Yvette Henry Holt. This session is supported by the First Nations Writers Network.

The Speakers

Yvette Henry Holt

The road to the establishment of an Australian Poet Laureate has been long and somewhat circuitous. But in 2025, the inaugural Poet Laureate will be announced by the federal government….

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Nam Le

The road to the establishment of an Australian Poet Laureate has been long and somewhat circuitous. But in 2025, the inaugural Poet Laureate will be announced by the federal government….

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A brown-skinned woman with straight grey-brown hair smiles, leaning against a barrier, wearing a pink top patterned with Aboriginal art

Kirli Saunders

The road to the establishment of an Australian Poet Laureate has been long and somewhat circuitous. But in 2025, the inaugural Poet Laureate will be announced by the federal government….

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Michele Seminara

The road to the establishment of an Australian Poet Laureate has been long and somewhat circuitous. But in 2025, the inaugural Poet Laureate will be announced by the federal government….

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