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Why was it that a small mining community in Victoria on the margin of Australian coal mining, with a strong union organisation, was able to exert an influence on that industry out or all proportion to its size and numbers for more than sixty years

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he editorial committee of this special issue, titled, 'The Unknowable', will consist of 4 doctoral candidates in Creative Writing: Catherine Noske and Anna MacDonald from Monash, and Bethany Norris, Nicholas Tipple from Warwick University, and will include work from staff and postgraduates of both universities.

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"Verge", the short fiction anthology of Monash University, was first published in 2005, creating a space for emerging writers of Monash to showcase their best creative works in both short fiction and poetry. Edited by Monash English post-graduates Rosalind McFarlane and Samantha Clifford, this edition has opened submissions up to the wider literary

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Verge is Monash University's annual anthology of creative writing and this ninth edition features work by Australian writers within and outside Monash University. The short fiction and poetry in Verge 2013: Becoming are concerned with exploring passages of life. Peter Dawncy and Camille Eckhaus are Australian poets.

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"Verge" is Monash University's annual anthology of creative writing; this tenth edition features the best of Monash University's creative writers as well as a selection of other emerging Australian and international wordsmiths. For the first time in 2014 "Verge" features the winning entries of the prestigious Monash Prize awarded as part of the Eme

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This book, sharing its title with a curious and entertaining travel book written by the first Australian-born writer John Lang, is a collection of essays about diverse encounters between Australians and Indians in both South Asia and the Antipodes. The chapter's creative, reflective and academic meet the objectives of a volume that provide snapshot

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This book brings unique insight and prize-winning analysis to an extraordinary story - that of a witch-hunt and 'ninja' craze that swept a region of Java, Indonesia, in 1998. Nicholas Herriman shows how killings occur when neighbours, family members and friends believe that one among them is a sorcerer. Herriman from LaTrobe Uni

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In 1883 pastoralists began to drive great herds of cattle into Victoria River District of Australia's Northern Territory. They entered a vast tropical land of big rivers, wide plains, and rugged ranges. It was a cattleman's paradise, but also a paradise for the Aboriginal people who had lived there for thousands of years.

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Writer in a Valley is the compelling story of Jean Galbraith (1906-1999), one of Australia's most influential botanists and writers on nature, plants and gardens. As a garden writer, she was particularly notable for spreading knowledge of Australian flora and encouraging the cultivation of natives in home gardens.

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The biography of Anthony Strahan, a frontier cop who pursued Ned Kelly

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"Curated by Charlotte Day with Dr Brian Martin and held at Monash University Museum of Art, Melbourne, between 6 February and 10 April 2021." -- t.p.