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New Histories of Australian Rail

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Curious Writers Workshop

Curious Writers Workshop

Sat 21 Mar 10:30 AM

25 Fraser Street

There’s so much more to the well-known writing maxim ‘show don’t tell’ than meets the eye. This workshop looks at passages where writers have used this masterfully, discusses the effect it has for...

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Clunes Writers' Group Book Launch

Clunes Writers' Group Book Launch

Sat 21 Mar 12:00 PM

Esmond Gallery @ The Warehouse

FREE EVENT - Aspects, the 2026 Clunes Writers’ Group anthology is at once heartwarming and life affirming, yet at other times confronting and disturbing. Explore the literary spectrum of drama,...

Ties That Bleed: Family, Secrets and the Australian Gothic

Ties That Bleed: Family, Secrets and the Australian Gothic

Sat 21 Mar 1:30 PM

Esmond Gallery @ The Warehouse

Family is often valorised as a source of strength when times get tough, but it can also be a place of danger and discord when ill-kept secrets spill into the light. Four writers working in the darker...

New Histories of Australian Rail

Panel with Amanda Nettlebeck, Carolyn Holbrook and Emma Robertson. Chair Benjamin Mountford.

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Sat 21 Mar 10:30 AM

Esmond Gallery @ The Warehouse

Wheelchair

General Admission

60 Mins

March

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This panel brings together three of Australia’s leading historians to share their latest work on the history of Australia’s transcontinental railways. In a session spanning environmental, political, gender, and labour history, our speakers will shed fresh light on the role of the railways in shaping Australian history.

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March

Sat 21 Mar

Esmond Gallery @ The Warehouse

36 Fraser Street Clunes, Victoria, 3370

Esmond Gallery is a modern space for artists of all types to exhibit their art work. The gallery is located on the first floor of the newly built (4 years) Community Hub located in Clunes. The hub also consists of a library, museum and visitor information centre.

There is elevator and ramped access to this space, and disability toilets inside this building.