I am thrilled to share the news that I am heading to Australia in mid-October for two weeks of talks and workshops across the country.
The events start in Perth on 17th Oct, and take me to Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney before finishing in Brisbane at the end of that month. See the end of this post for a listing.
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I am heading back to Australia and New Zealand in around three weeks, and am pleased to share some reflections, along with my schedule.
My trip takes in a flying visit to Auckland, followed by a week in Adelaide, before finishing with another week in Queensland. I will be joined in QLD by David Bond (kindred spirit, documentary film-maker, star of Project Wild Thing and self-appointed Marketing Director of Nature). A full itinerary is at the end of this post.
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