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     • Bryce was Patron of the Guild until his death in 2012.
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   Australian Storytelling Guild, NSW: Patrons Kate Forsyth 2012- Present Kate Forsyth wrote her first novel aged seven & has now sold more than a million books worldwide.

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   Founder of the Australian Storytelling Guild (NSW) Inc, President for four years and, after coordinating the 1997 Australian (Inter) National Storytelling Festival, she was elected life member of the Guild, on her retirement, in 1998. Helen produced and edited the bimonthly NSW Guild newsletter, Telling Tales, for six years.

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   From the First World War emerged the Anzacs and the story of Simpson and his donkey, and Sister Vivian Bullwinkel to name just a few. After World War II the Jewish refugees from Eastern Europe and many other different ethnic groups have each added rich dimensions to Australian storytelling.

5. www.austlit.edu.au › austlit › pageHelen F. McKay | AustLit: Discover Australian Stories

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   Helen McKay is the founder of the Australian Storytelling Guild (NSW) Inc. and has wide experience as a storyteller both in New Zealand and since settling in Australia.

6. australianstorytellers.org.auAustralian Storytellers

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   Engage a storyteller accredited by the Australian Storytelling Guild, NSW to enliven and enrich your next event. Our storytellers perform for and work with a wide range of audiences, from schools and libraries, to corporate keynotes, to festivals, aged care centres and more.

7. www.facebook.com › australianstorytellersnswAustralian Storytellers | Sydney NSW - Facebook

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   Australian Storytellers, Sydney, Australia. 1,703 likes · 64 talking about this · 4 were here. Australian Storytellers: Is the brand name of The Australian Storytelling Guild, NSW. We are a...

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   Who was the patron of the Australian Storytelling Guild?

   • Bryce was Patron of the Guild until his death in 2012. He will be remembered as a great storyteller and a man with a big heart. The lyrebird is the official emblem of the Australian Storytelling Guild, NSW. The lyrebird is distinctly Australian and was chosen because of its many voices.

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   What is Australian storytellers?

   • Australian Storytellers is brand name of the Australian Storytelling Guild (NSW) Inc, an open organisation which welcomes anyone with an interest in oral storytelling, whether teller, listener, beginner or professional. Since 1994 we have been active in bringing like minded people together to enjoy, discuss and practice the art of storytelling.

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   Why should you hire a storyteller?

   • Engage a storyteller accredited by the Australian Storytelling Guild, NSW to enliven and enrich your next event. Our storytellers perform for and work with a wide range of audiences, from schools and libraries, to corporate keynotes, to festivals, aged care centres and more.

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   Who are the best oral storytellers in Australia?

   • With the importance of oral literacy now being acknowledged by many Australian educators, oral storytellers have become a valuable resource for teachers. Many Victorian storytellers, such as JB Rowley, Gael Cresp, Jackie Kerin and others, are also successful authors.

   Australian storytelling - Wikipedia

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   Why is storytelling important in Australia?

   • Australia traditional storytelling, handed down from generation to generation, has always been part of the landscape. Since the beginning of time (the Dreaming) storytelling played a vital role in Australian Aboriginal culture, one of the world's oldest cultures.

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   Why is storytelling important in Aboriginal culture?

   • Since the beginning of time (the Dreaming) storytelling played a vital role in Australian Aboriginal culture, one of the world's oldest cultures. Aboriginal children were told stories from a very early age; stories that helped them understand the air, the land, the universe, their people, their culture, and their history.

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9. federation.edu.au › about-us › our-universitySTEWART, Anne E. - Federation University Australia

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   Aug 1, 2024 · Anne E. Stewart is a senior writer for the 'Swag of Yarns' and, like Bryce Courtney, has worn the prestigious storytellers Cape at Dromkeen, an institution that nurtures and develops children's literature.