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Typewriters

Typewriters

By Lang | Thursday, 6 October | One Comment

Lang laments the long lost technology that we all secretly loved. And opens the new ‘Creative’ section of GRINDonline!

Contribute to Voiceworks!

Contribute to Voiceworks!

By Liam | Wednesday, 14 September | No Comment

Voiceworks is a national, quarterly magazine that features exciting new writing by young Australian writers. It presents a unique opportunity for young writers and artists (under 25) to publish poetry, short stories, articles and comics, illustrations, drawings and photos.

John Marsden Young Writers Competition Open

John Marsden Young Writers Competition Open

By Liam | Tuesday, 21 June | 5 Comments

The John Marsden Young Writers Prize is back for 2011! Presented by Express Media and internationally acclaimed author John Marsden, the competition aims to encourage young writers by offering awesome prizes, great exposure and recognition from one of Australia’s most important authors. There are two categories to enter in: Short Story and Poetry. There are separate [...]

This June is National Young Writers’ Month!

This June is National Young Writers’ Month!

Friday, 20 May | 4 Comments

June has been declared National Young Writers Month by Australian literary organisation Express Media. NYWM is a new initiative by the organisation to get young people to start writing by forming a community of young writers and setting aside July as a month for people to set and achieve a ‘goal’. Here’s how it works [...]

Applications Open For Write In Your Face Grants

Applications Open For Write In Your Face Grants

By Liam | Monday, 9 May | No Comment

Applications are open for Express Media’s ‘Write In Your Face’ program. From the website: “Each year Express Media gives young people, or people working with young people, the chance to apply to Write in Your Face, a program of support funded by the Literature Board of the Australia Council . In 2011, Express Media once [...]

Chinese Competition Capers

Chinese Competition Capers

By Lang | Thursday, 8 July | One Comment

During the holidays, these three students were doing more than just vegging out in front of the television. Find out what that was, and why it involves the Chinese language!

Ideas to Bust Your Boredom

Ideas to Bust Your Boredom

By Lang | Tuesday, 27 April | 9 Comments

School has started again, but we all know chillax time is just as important!

The StumbleUpon Toolbar

The StumbleUpon Toolbar

By Oceana | Tuesday, 24 November | 2 Comments

Stumbling is less awkward on the internet.

Do you remember that EPIC WIN?

Do you remember that EPIC WIN?

By CJ | Friday, 18 September | No Comment

Your weekly dose of nostalgia WIN

Twilight

Twilight

Thursday, 25 June | 17 Comments

If you like vampires and fiction stories this is one book that you have to read! Isabella Swan moves to a small, dull town called Forks. As her first day begins she notices that the Cullens, particularly Edward Cullen, hate her. As time goes by Bella becomes more and more fascinated with his porcelain skin and golden eyes…

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