# Judith Beveridge

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Interview with Australian Poet Mark Tredinnick

Mark Tredinnick, winner of the Montreal Poetry Prize (2011) and the Cardiff Poetry Prize (2012), is the author of The Blue Plateau, Fire Diary, and nine other acclaimed works of poetry and prose. He lives in the highlands southwest of Sydney, Australia. Tredinnick is "one of our great poets of pla…

‘Man Washing on a Railway Platform outside Delhi‘ by Judith Beveridge: (The Litpoetry Podcast Season 2, Episode 11)

This video contains a reading of Judith Beveridge’s, ‘if you have no eyes where do the tears go’ from ‘Sun Music: New and Collected Poems’, Giramondo Publishing, 2018 (Published with permission of poet) This audio adaptation is copyrighted, © James Laidler (Litpoetry). Poem Recital by the extraordi…

The Poetry of Peter Porter: Making with words

This week’s ABR Podcast is a special feature on the work and life of one of Australia’s finest poets, Peter Porter (1929-2010). Morag Fraser, currently at work on a biography of Porter, introduces the podcast, setting out the major currents of his life. From there, fifteen poets and critics read fr…

Onward - Celebrating poet Robert Adamson

With the support of Robert Adamson's wife Juno Gemes, Newcastle Writers Festival was honoured to host a commemoration of the late poet’s life and work at the 2023 festival. This special event includes readings by Judith Beveridge, Robbie Coburn, Keri Glastonbury, Sarah Holland-Batt, and Mark Mordue…

Twenty years of the Porter Poetry Prize

This week on the ABR Podcast we celebrate twenty years of the Peter Porter Poetry Prize with readings from six winners. We invited these poets to reflect on the prize and their winning poems. Hear fresh readings from Judith Beveridge, A. Frances Johnson, Damen O’Brien, Sara M. Saleh, Alex Skovron a…

The Paradox of Poetry with Sarah Holland-Batt and Kelli McGraw

Teaching poetry is a balancing act—can we nurture intellect and emotion while tackling curriculum and student pushback? Sarah Holland-Batt and Kelli McGraw explore the challenges of teaching poetry—how it tests us, yet sparks creativity, deep thinking, and meaningful connections. Sarah Holland-Batt…

Letters From Quotidia Episode 68 Counting Game

Letters From Quotidia Episode 20 Counting Game Welcome to Letters From Quotidia – a podcast by Quentin Bega for lovers of music, poetry, and the Crack- that most Irish of nouns which may encompass, news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation. Quotidia is that space,…

Letters From Quotidia Episode 69 Tomorrow’s Zero

Letters From Quotidia Episode 69 Tomorrow’s Zero Welcome to Letters From Quotidia – a podcast by Quentin Bega for lovers of music, poetry, and the Crack- that most Irish of nouns which may encompass, news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation. Quotidia is that spa…

A Woman Talks to Her Tongue with Alison Gorman

A special episode: Anna chats with award-winning poet Alison Gorman about her debut poetry collection A WOMAN TALKS TO HER TONGUE. These poems examine family secrets, silences and women's voices. Beautiful and assured, we loved this book. Alison joins us fresh from her sold-out launch in Sydney to…

Judges report - Judith Beveridge & Peter Frankis

Judith Beveridge announces the South Coast Writers Centre 2025 Poetry Awards and Peter Frankis announces the Ron Pretty South Coast Writers Centre Award 2025 - live at the Wollongong Art Gallery, 31 May 2025.  Fresh words brought to you by the South Coast Writers Centre