Natalie Conyer was born and grew up in Cape Town, South Africa where her debut crime novel, Present Tense, is set,  but now lives in Sydney. A long-time crime fiction fan, Natalie has a Doctorate in  crime fiction …

Award nominated screenwriter and researcher for the hugely successful Underbelly franchise, Andy Muir’s debut crime fiction Something for Nothing was nominated for a Ned Kelly award in 2017. The follow up Hiding to Nothing continued …

Over her years in journalism, leading investigative journalist with the Sydney Morning Herald, Kate McClymont has exposed corruption and cronyism wherever she has uncovered it, be that in politics, trade unions, sport or horse racing. …

Lyndal Gowland is Principal Solicitor at Gowland Legal and a passionate advocate for social justice, law reform and the end of domestic violence, particularly for women and children victims through her work as a Family …

Greg Woodland is an author, screenwriter and director. Since 2000 he’s worked as a freelance script editor and consultant for film funding bodies and the Australian Writers’ Guild, and is the Director of the script …

Petronella McGovern is a writer and editor who grew up on a farm outside Bathurst, NSW and travelled the world. She has co-written two non-fiction books; Olympic memoir Trailblazers: Australia’s First Olympic Equestrians and a …

Thomas Keneally published his first novel in 1964, and has since written a considerable number of novels and non-fiction works, including The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, Schindler’s Ark and The People’s Train. He has won …

Tim Watson-Munro is Australia’s best-known forensic psychologist, specializing in expert testimony for the defence. His clients have included Julian Knight and Alan Bond. His memoir Dancing With Demons was published last year and describes his …

Tim Ayliffe has been a journalist for almost twenty years and is the Managing Editor of Television and Video for ABC News. He has also worked as TV News Editor for ABC News and the …