NTWF 2024 - The Shadows of History
Join Burruberongal novelist of the Darug Aboriginal Nation, Julie Janson, and historian of the colonial frontier, Robyn Smith, for a discussion about uncovering forgotten events, and the long shadows cast by history.
Julie Janson's latest novel, Compassion, is the dramatised life story of one of h…
Compassion Dakini:Julie Janson & Michelle Lukenbill
Compassion through Education & Preservation... With two of our fellow climbers Julie Janson & Michelle Lukenbill and our guide FBI. Listen how one guide, FBI, passion to finish his education for greater good. Tune in...
Sweat, sport and sharp Australian satire; And the 2025 International Booker Prize winner
What would make a great Australian sporting novel? Our guests discuss translating the love of the game, footy nicknames, and intense team culture in ex-AFL player Brandon Jack’s Pissants.
And making sport of the Melbourne literary scene, Dominic Amarena’s debut novel I Want Everything is a clever, …
9. Fully Lit live: the 2025 Miles Franklin Award
In an engaging, though-provoking and moving conversation, Winnie Dunn, Julie Janson and Siang Lu - all shortlisted for the 2025 Miles Franklin Literary Award - discuss their nominated works, the ideas that shaped them, and the questions they raise about Australian life, literature and identity toda…
From a debut to two-time winner — the Miles Franklin shortlist is here
From Miles Franklin prize veteran Michelle de Kretster to debut novelist Winnie Dunn, we bring you all six of the shortlisted authors in this round-up of their celebrated books.
This year's shortlist features a book set in an Ancient Chinese dynasty, a collection of linked short stories and a debut…
River, desert, island — Julie Janson's stories
After years teaching in the remote Northern Territory, Julie began to trace her ancestry among the Darug people around the Hawkesbury River. Her most recent novel was written in response to Kate Grenville's The Secret River
India through Indigenous eyes
Julie Janson is a Burruberongal woman, novelist, playwright and poet. In her new book, Letters from India, she writes about the profoundly moving experience of visiting India as an Indigenous woman — the tears, the joy and the unexpected connections she makes along the way.
Guest: Julie Janson, nov…
Judge's comments - South Coast Writers Centre Poetry Awards 2026
Comments by Julie Janson, the judge for the South Coast Writers Centre Poetry Awards, on the entries, shortlist and winners of the competition. Recorded live at the Wollongong Art Gallery on 27 June 2026.
https://southcoastwriters.org/scwc-poetry-award-2026
Fresh words brought to you by the South…
Julie Janson reads her poem 'to cliffs we come'
Julie Janson reads her poem 'to cliffs we come'. This poem was shortlisted for the South Coast Writers Centre 2024 Poetry Competition.
Fresh words brought to you by the South Coast Writers Centre
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