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April 8, 2024
Former Auckland lawyer Craig Sisterson talks with Stephen Jewell about his latest project to connect our crime writers with more readers at home and abroad....
October 5, 2023
Ayrshires Bronwyn Close is named Scotlands best museum volunteer
March 17, 2023
From magic and shifters to vampires and ghosts, these 20 paranormal romance books are sure to put you under their spell. Get ready to be enchanted!
February 7, 2022
There is a recurring theme in children’s books that inspires them to never give up
December 16, 2021
An autistic-led Cumbrian company has won a top national mental health award.
December 16, 2021
An organisation that hosts support groups for mums with mental health problems has received a national award.
June 5, 2021
Today’s guest on Word for Word with host Lisa Daniel is RWR McDonald. Rob is an award-winning author, a Kiwi and queer dad who lives in Melbourne with his two daughters and a cat called Harry. His debut novel, The Nancys, won Best First Novel in the 2020 Ngaio Marsh Awards, as well as being a finalist in the Best Novel category. It was shortlisted for Best First Novel in the 2020 Ned Kelly Awards, and Highly Commended for an Unpublished Manuscript in the 2017 Victorian Premier’s...
January 29, 2021
Tim Dixon Engagement officer, Anna Aroussi outside Elmfield House - Credit: Archant A member of staff at Honiton’s Thelma Hulbert Gallery has received a prestigious accolade. Anna Aroussi, the gallery’s engagement officer, has been awarded the Marsh Award for dedication and excellence in gallery education. The 10th annual Marsh Awards celebrated the hard work and dedication of colleagues working within the sector of gallery, museum, and visual arts education. The awards are funded by the Ma...
December 24, 2020
18 Malaysians who have received international recognition in 2020 Share Despite the dark cloud cast by the pandemic, Malaysians shined brightly on the world stage this year. From innovative scientific breakthroughs to thought-provoking art and inspiring conservation efforts, it is time to take a closer look at the winners, inductees, and finalists that make the world a better place, and the nation proud. Dr April Camilla Roslani (Photo: Twitter) University of Malaya’s Professor Dr April C...