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Monash University Publishing publishes scholarship of the highest standard across the humanities and social sciences. The discussion starts here.
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Great to see Quentin Sprague's 'What Artists See' covered in this new art books for winter reading via Artshub. Check it out!. The book is available now in all good bookstores and online.
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"If there was ever compulsory reading for Federal Education Minister Jason Clare, it would be Graeme Turner’s Broken: Universities, Politics & The Public Good." . So writes Imogen Sabey for Honi Soit. Broken is out now in our #inthenationalinterest series.
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RT @RMMarketingServ: Wonderful to see Quentin Sprague’s 'What Artists See: Essays' included in this Winter reading recommendations from Art….
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Universities are not a market: How privatising Australian unis undermined our collective knowledge base. Successive governments seem to have forgotten that universities are a public good and should be funded as such. 'Broken' by Graeme Turner is out now.
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Monash University Publishing celebrates and recognises the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples this NAIDOC Week — and every week. #NAIDOC2025 #NAIDOCWeek #StrengthVisionLegacy
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Dear booksellers we are feeling the ❤️ Thanks for your wonderful support of Quentin Sprague's new book 'What Artists See: Essays' — a luminous collection of essays on art, obsession and creativity from one of Australia’s best critics. Readers, look for it at your local bookshop.
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In The Conversation, Susan Forde reviews Graeme Turner's latest book, describing it as 'a comprehensive, evidence-based account' of how decades of policy failures have left Australia's universities in crisis. Out now in our #inthenationalinterest series.
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"Alexis Vassiley’s Striking Ore: The rise and fall of union power in the Pilbara feels like it was written for this very moment." . Joshua Black reviews 'Striking Ore: The Rise and Fall of Union Power in the Pilbara' for Australian Book Review:.
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Dropping out, burning out, tuning out. Nobody’s happy about the state of Australian universities, but a seasoned academic has some remedies. 'Broken' is out now in our #inthenationalinterest series .
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"I would recommend this book for people interested in the Australian art scene, lovers of biography in general, or even those fascinated by what makes people tick.". Thanks Readings for the review. Quentin Sprague's 'What Artists See" is out now.
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BOOK LAUNCH | Join us as Dr Hannah Forsyth launches Graeme Turner's 'Broken: Universities, Politics and the Public Good', an incisive exploration of the crisis facing Australian higher education:. 🗓️ Thursday 10 July.⏰ 6:00pm.📍 Gleebooks, Glebe NSW.🔗
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Netflix has romanticised academia. Here’s the reality: endless grant applications, impossible workloads & a sector obsessed with behaving like a business. Read an extract from 'Broken' by Graeme Turner:. 🔗
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Universities aren’t pizza joints. Policymakers must stop treating them like any other industry. Read an extract from 'Broken' by Graeme Turner in the Australian Financial Review on why education is a public good worth funding properly:. 🔗 #HigherEd
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Hear Quentin Sprague in conversation with Erik Jensen about his new collection of essays, What Artists See. 🗓️ Wednesday 9 July.⏰ 6:00pm-7:00pm .📍Readings | 309 Lygon Street, Carlton VIC 3053.🎟️ FREE BUT RSVPS ESSENTIAL . 👉
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EVENT | Charting the Future: First Nations Knowledges and Artificial Intelligence. Artificial intelligence is already reshaping our world – but whose ethics, needs and perspectives is it serving?. 🗓️ 26 August.⏰ 6:30pm .📍 The Wheeler Centre Melbourne. 👉
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Join Graeme Turner in conversation with Frank Bongiorno as they discuss 'Broken: Universities, Politics and the Public Good' — a powerful call to fix Australia’s higher ed system. 📍 153 Tangney Rd, Kambri Cinema, ANU.🗓️ 8 July .⏰ 6:00–7:00pm.🎟️ FREE .🔗
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Lauren Samuelsson, author of A Matter of Taste: The Australian Women’s Weekly and Its Influence on Australian Food Culture appeared on ABC RN Every Bite to explore how Australia developed a global palate. With Nagi Maehashi, Lee Tran Lam & Andrew Junor.👉
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Celebrate the publication of 'Striking Ore: The Rise and Fall of Union Power in the Pilbara' with author Alexis Vassiley in conversation with Vashti Fox for an evening of engaging discussion & local history:. 🗓️ Thur 19 June.⏰ 6:30pm .📍 Planet Books .🔗
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Read an edited and abridged extract from 'Striking Ore: The Rise and Fall of Union Power in the Pilbara', a new book by Red Flag contributor Alexis Vassiley. The book is out now.
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Why do we revere the figure of the artist? Is the drive to create an innate human instinct or a form of compulsion? Is the provocateur more lauded than the realist? Why do artists do what they do, day after day, in a display of discipline and will?.
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