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History

History Learn more about the evolution of OzAsia Festival over the years. Home In this section Past Programs In this section Past Programs OzAsia Festival was established by Adelaide Festival

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Past Programs

Past Programs Take a look back at OzAsia Festival's previous years' programs. Home History 2023 Program 2022 Program 2021 Program 2019 Program 2018 Program 2017 Program 2016 Program 2015 Program 2014

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Reading list v2

Reading list

Cities  The Whitewash  Sara M. Saleh  Songs for the Dead and Living  Jessie Tu  A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing  The Honeyeater  Childrens  Melanie La’Brooy  The Wintrish Girl  The Lost History

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OzAsia Festival partners. Artistic and Executive Producer Meet Joon-Yee Kwok, OzAsia Festival 2024’s Artistic and Executive Producer. History Learn more about the evolution of OzAsia Festival over the years.

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Letter from Sami

Doors, explores the intersections of identity, belief, and otherworldly realms. Vajra doesn’t just tell fantastical stories—he redefines how we think about power, culture, and history. He’s won or been

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Books and Nooks with OzAsia Festival's Weekend of Words Speakers

, and I have just stumbled across Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk, translated by Heather Cleary.  It promises vampires in Buenos Aires, and according to the blurb there will be history, illness

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OzAsia Festival 2024 hero artwork depicting a cartoon scenescape of cats amidst a vibrant background with hues of red, pink, orange, yellow and teal.

Moon Lantern Trail FAQs

and history of each lantern and what they represent. This is an opportunity for audiences to enjoy lanterns from the Moon Lantern Parade up close. Moon Lantern Trail is a one-way walking event. Attendees must

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Speakers

children’s novel, The Wintrish Girl, won the Aurealis Award for Best Children’s Fiction and the DANZ Children’s Book Award. Her new novel, The Lost History, is the sequel to The Wintrish Girl

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