Amy Remeikis is the Chief Political Analyst at The Australia Institute and a contributing editor for The New Daily. She is renowned for her incisive political commentary and extensive experience as a journalist, author and former political reporter for The Guardian Australia. Amy regularly appears in national media and is celebrated for her powerful writing on gender, politics and social justice. Her work continues to influence public debate and policy discussions across Australia.
She is the author of On Reckoning, Where it All Went Wrong and Screw Nice.
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Friday 25 July
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SYDNEY
Tuesday 28 July
Gleebooks
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BRISBANE
Tuesday 4 August
Avid Reader
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MELBOURNE
Wednesday 5 August
State Library of Victoria
with Hannah Ferguson
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CANBERRA
Thursday 6 August
Australian National University
with Virginia Hausseger
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BYRON BAY
14-16 August
Byron Bay Writers Festival
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SYDNEY
Saturday 22 August
Festival of Dangerous Ideas
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From the critically acclaimed author of On Reckoning, a powerful examination of how the politics of civility attempts to shut down debate. But when lies are treated as truth, the only thing we can do is speak up and screw nice.
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On Reckoning tells of the moment when the personal became very political, when rape became the national conversation.
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