By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser The past, it is said, is a wise song, and its music should always be playing! Geraldine BROOKS,one of Australia’s grand researchers and writers, allows
By Pat Pepper NCWQ Environment Adviser Plastic Waste –Problem: In 2015 global plastic production reached 322 million tonnes (Mt), a dramatic increase compared to the 279 Mt produced in 2011. The plastics demand in the
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser Literature Short stories! I was asked the other day what had happened to ‘the short story’? Whilst some of our Queensland and Australian writing competitions promote
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser In our chaotic world, it is infinitely sensible and peaceful to see and know the beauty, simplicity and joy of the uncomplicated. Thusly, readers can enjoy
By Jennifer Ann Davies NCWQ Arts and Letters Adviser History opens up like a landscape for us to see through forgotten windows. Musee des Beaux-Arts de Dijon, France Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, welcomes
By Georgina Pickers NCWQ International Relations Adviser It is regrettable that in one lifetime Australia’s heavy labour intensive manufacturing industries such as iron and steel making, shipbuilding s and car manufacturing have closed down or
To mark 2018 International Women’s Day, NCWQ is profiling an impressive women each day in the lead up to and including the 8th March. These featured young women are past NCWQ Bursary Recipients, and have
To mark 2018 International Women’s Day, NCWQ is profiling an impressive women each day in the lead up to and including around the 8th March. These featured young women are past NCWQ Bursary Recipients, and
To mark 2018 International Women’s Day, NCWQ is profiling an impressive women each day in the lead up to the 8th March. These featured young women are past NCWQ Bursary Recipients, and have demonstrated incredible