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New Voices for Aotearoa competition launched | Books+Publishing

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New Voices for Aotearoa competition launched | Books+Publishing

The Coalition for Books has launched the inaugural New Voices of Aotearoa competition. This promotional program will ‘highlight up and coming New Zealand authors’ and ‘is aimed at identifying, nurturing and increasing readership and sales for brilliant new emerging writing talent’, according to the Coalition for Books, which is a ‘collaborative organisation, tasked with delivering strategic […]See the Story

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Youth Civic Solutions Winners Make Progress - Institute for Citizens & Scholars

Youth Civic Solutions Winners Make Progress - Institute for Citizens & Scholars

Since winning the youth civic solutions competition, these six young people have made progress on their civic engagement work.See the Story