Daily Bulletin

Suffragettes resurrected, maternal ambivalence and toxic teens: two Australian novels impress, but one overpromises

  • Written by Liz Evans, Writer, author, journalist, Associate Lecturer in English & Writing, University of Tasmania

Earlier this year, I spent a day immersed in the second wave of British feminism at Tate Britain’s Women In Revolt: Art and Activism in the UK 1970-90. More of an event than an exhibition, the show was brimming with multimedia installations and artworks celebrating 20th-century, grass-roots activism.

I was equally struck by the audience and...

Read more: Suffragettes resurrected, maternal ambivalence and toxic teens: two Australian novels impress, but...

Business News

The Best Way to Make Sure Your Packages Are Safe

When shipping valuable or fragile items, ensuring that your packages arrive safely at their destination is crucial. Whether you're a business sending products or an individual mailing a gift, protec...

Daily Bulletin - avatar Daily Bulletin

Promotional Products That Shine at Outdoor Events: A Must for Brand Exposure

Outdoor events are a prime opportunity for businesses to engage with their target audience and promote their brand in a setting where visibility is maximised. From festivals and sports events to com...

Daily Bulletin - avatar Daily Bulletin

Outdoor Adventures with Your Brand: Must-Have Promotional Products for Outdoor Enthusiasts

In a country known for its stunning landscapes and active lifestyle, Australia’s outdoor culture is one of its defining features. From beach days and bushwalks to camping trips and sports events, ou...

Daily Bulletin - avatar Daily Bulletin