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Building a bridge from Brisbane to Berlin
In a light-filled Berlin living room, the lives and stories of three very different Australians intertwine in the heart of the German cap...

Zoe
Oct 28, 20201 min read
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Vanilla Heath the Pinkeye Guy
‘You’re chaotic. Truly. You know me, my accountant ways. I’m the enemy of vagueness. Sometimes I don’t know how we’re friends.’

Zoe
Sep 28, 202014 min read
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a mutt, mandarins, a corpse and a runaway
We stand bare-foot in the cool grass of my backyard. It’s only the two of us in the watery afternoon shadow of the house, the house my...

Zoe
Sep 25, 202014 min read
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In the Line of Duty
Fred Bradford has spent his career on the secret frontline of US national security operations. As a Special Agent with the US FBI...

Zoe
Sep 25, 20201 min read
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Pandemic Politics: who will emerge in better health?
When the dust clears and global isolation restrictions are eventually rolled back, we will emerge into a post-pandemic world that will...

Zoe
Sep 25, 20201 min read
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A new global economy – are we entering a new industrial revolution?
From onshore manufacturing, commercialisation and innovation, to preparing students for inevitable industry changes, learn how to navigate a

Zoe
Aug 31, 20201 min read
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Driving a Dialogue
Watershed moments – where passion and outcry finally boil over into social change – always generate strong debate at the time...

Zoe
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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UQP Quentin Bryce Award winner finds fearless voice
For poet Ellen van Neerven, their second collection, Throat, was the opportunity to be entirely fearless in their storytelling.

Zoe
Jul 31, 20201 min read
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Pool boy
"And this summer is killing me. I think I’ll be eighty-five before uni starts again. Wet and toothless and saggy in all the worst places."

Zoe
Apr 12, 202014 min read
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AN EXISTENTIAL DOG NAMED PHIL
So, I wrote a novel! Not sure if it'll ever make it to paper, but I figured for my first go at a book, it's not too shabby a job. Here's...

Zoe
Apr 9, 20189 min read
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TO THE MOON AND BACK
A short story about a girl defying gravity, and expectations. 1 It’s 1969 and I watch a man stand on the moon for the first time. The...

Zoe
Apr 9, 20188 min read
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A BOY, A DOG, AND A GIRL FROM THE SEA
The title says it all. My wetsuit is still damp when I pull it on behind the shed, shuddering in the bare-faced day, my skin crawling in...

Zoe
Mar 8, 20188 min read
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TO WHERE THE LIGHT TOUCHES
To Where the Light Touches is a short story about a boy, a struggling farm, and a very lucky cow. 1 The day is unborn, but we are up, the...

Zoe
Mar 7, 20186 min read
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PHOTOGRAPHING RAIN AGAINST THE SEA
An effort to capture some images to accompany a story I was writing on the local prawn white spot disease epidemic ended in me crouched...

Zoe
Mar 6, 20183 min read
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The lost hour
Just a little something for a competition. Enjoy! The lost hour If you close your eyes, the gunfire sounds like thunder. Rolling angrily...

Zoe
Feb 27, 20182 min read
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