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Author Nadine Whitney

Nadine Whitney

Nadine Whitney

Nadine Hasselt Whitney holds qualifications in cinema, literature, cultural studies, education and design. When not writing about film, art or books, she can be found napping and missing her cat.

The Leunig Fragments Review – An Elegy Stage Managed By Its Subject

Nadine Whitney
February 25, 2020
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Michael Leunig is one of 79 Australian National Living Treasures. There are certainly some august and worthy names on the list, like Barry Jones, Judy Davis, Julian Burnside, Evonne Goolagong Cawley, Garry McD...

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