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Pages tagged “gideon haigh”
27 November, 2008 Christopher Koch has been awarded the 2008 CAL Waverley Library Award for Literature (‘The Nib') for his novel The Memory Room (Vintage).
The Essay: Nicolas Rothwell, Gideon Haigh, Chloe Hooper & Sally Warhaft (Part 2)
17 September, 2008 Part two of the essay.
The Essay: Nicolas Rothwell, Gideon Haigh, Chloe Hooper & Sally Warhaft
17 September, 2008 Sally Warhaft, editor of The Monthly, draws on the exceptional experience of Nicolas Rothwell, Gideon Haigh and Chloe Hooper to discuss the concept and practice of essay writing, as distinct from the writing of books or articles. 
1 September, 2008 A cricket fan’s dream and a learner’s manual rolled into one, Inside Out brings together Gideon Haigh’s colourful, poignant and suitably smart-mouthed despatches from the crease. 
1 September, 2008 A cricket fan’s dream and a learner’s manual rolled into one, Inside Out brings together Gideon Haigh’s colourful, poignant and suitably smart-mouthed despatches from the crease. 
7 July, 2008 Part 2 - In this entertaining and enlightening discussion, David Marr and Gideon Haigh discuss the conditions of contemporary journalism,the best aims of journalism and the notion of persuasion in relation to journalistic writing.
7 July, 2008 In this entertaining and enlightening discussion, David Marr and Gideon Haigh discuss the conditions of contemporary journalism,the best aims of journalism and the notion of persuasion in relation to journalistic writing. 
29 May, 2008 William McInnes, Gideon Haigh and John Harms take the scenic route in this discussion about sport in Australia, its importance in the nation's culture, the standard of sports journalism and the simple pleasures of participating in sport. Hosted by Bernard Whimpress. Source: SlowTV
26 May, 2008 William McInnes, Gideon Haigh and John Harms take the scenic route in this discussion about sport in Australia, its importance in the nation's culture, the standard of sports journalism and the simple pleasures of participating in sport. Hosted by Bernard Whimpress. Source: SlowTV 
1 September, 2006 Asbestos House, a monumental history of James Hardie Industries and its 107-year relationship with a most useful and deadly substance, treads a fine line between exposing problems and attaching blame. 
1 December, 2005 If the prospect to of reading numerous newspaper reports about our recent downfall in the Ashes series fills you with dread, fear not. |
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