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3183 – Alicja Wojcik, CEO and Founder, Tomorrow Foundation

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April 28, 2015February 1, 2018

3181 – Dr. Elise Bialylew, Founder, Mindful in May

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February 14, 2015February 19, 2015

St Valentine’s Day, Melbourne

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January 26, 2015February 1, 2018

3056 – Scott, seen in Brunswick

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December 23, 2014February 1, 2018

3182 – Ellie, Jordan and Rhiannon, seen on Acland Street

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December 4, 2014February 1, 2018

3182 – Hermione, seen on Fawkner St.

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October 30, 2014February 1, 2018

90015 – Ben Alpass, Designer & Art Director

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Tracy - Linden Gallery

October 26, 2014February 1, 2018

3182 – Tracy, Linden Gallery Gardens

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I’ve been working with the @thestellaprize for the past few months on their #2019StellaPrize campaign. It’s been a bloody great time. . On Tuesday night the 2019 Winner was announced. Vicki Laveau-Harvie’s The Erratics took the gong: ‘a darkly funny and powerful book that explores the universal themes of family, the pain they can inflict and the legacy they leave’. I started reading it last night and I found myself laughing out loud at many phrases like her description of her home town “In winter the cold will kill you. Nothing personal.” It’s a dark humour shared by my mother’s family and so for which I have an appreciation. . Pictured with The Erratics in the first pic is Jamie Marina Lau’s debut novel Pink Mountain on Locust Island. Like Vicki, Jamie is also a first time published author and at 22 was the youngest author to make the 2019 shortlist. I’m reading her book concurrently which has been described as ‘a modern Australian take on the classic hard-boiled novel which bounces you between pulverised English, elastic Cantonese and the new dialect of a digitised world.’ It’s wild! Check out these and other Stella Prize books - they are some great titles I may not have found without the work of the prize.

Friday Nights @ngvmelbourne 📷 crowd pic through the waterwall

New prints of poems by me and my mate Mim illustrated by the talented @auralewis. If you like a bit of short form poetry come over and follow us @_fourlines_ 💌

I have family across NZ, and family in Christchurch. Today they are wearing scarfs in solidarity and observing the Muslim call to prayer as the nation reflects on the moment a week ago when 50 people lost their lives at two mosques. . I am in awe of NZ’s national response to this horror and of the heartfelt leadership shown. Bravo. . Tribute illustration by #patcampbell . #jacindaardern #christchurch #islamophobia #theyareus #bekind

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3187- Dr Deb Roberts, Public Health Advocate tenantmag.com.au/2018/08/05/318… https://t.co/6PsMS1VWWC 8 months ago
3057 – Julia Ostro, Author &@Cook tenantmag.com.au/2018/02/26/305… https://t.co/Ce0ELSv5Sd 1 year ago
3205 – Lauren, seen on Francis St. tenantmag.com.au/2014/03/12/320… https://t.co/VGyMSjFsCS 1 year ago

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