Barry Jones in conversation with Kerry O'Brien by Byron Writers Festival

Charles Massey and Bruce Pascoe discuss regenerative agriculture with Peter Harrison.

Explore contemporary Indian literature and art with ‘Midnight’s Children’: Kunal Basu, Roanna Gonsalves, Vayu Naidu and Vankat Shyam in conversation with Wendy Were.

Barry Jones, Tracey Spicer and Susan Wyndham wax lyrical on the books that changed their lives with Adam Suckling.

Join Clementine Ford, Bri Lee, Michael Sala and Mandy Nolan in this hilariously assertive session on all things gender.

In this touching session we listen to the stories of two vastly different friendships and reflect on what ties us together. With Deng Adut, Ben Mckelvey, Ailsa Piper, Tony Doherty and chaired by Rosemarie Milsom.

Adam Spencer gets his geek on and gives us the low-down on why mathematicians will rule the world!

Delta Kay, Bruce Pascoe and Kim Scott open our eyes, ears and hearts to the richness that lies within Indigenous Storytelling. Chaired by Adam Shoemaker.

Roger Cohen in conversation with David Leser by Byron Writers Festival

When Baird set out to write Victoria, she wanted to examine how the queen wielded power during her reign and how far – or little it seems – our acceptance of powerful women has come. The book chronicles Victoria’s life, but unlike other histories of the queen it charts her role as an “incredibly powerful working mother”, and explores how she managed her nine pregnancies and raising children while the monarch.