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Panel Discussion: A Conversation between Australian Children’s Book Authors and Chinese Publishers

You are warmly invited to an enriching panel discussion exploring the vibrant journey of Australian children's books into the Chinese market. This event promises an evening filled with deep insights, meaningful connections, and delightful refreshments. It offers an invaluable opportunity to gain insights into the translation, publication, and reception of children's literature in China, as well as a perfect occasion for professional networking.

Date and Time

Friday, 17th May 2024
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM AEST

Location

Isabella Fraser Room, State Library Victoria,
Door 5/173 La Trobe Street,
Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia

NAATI PD Points Available

Participants are entitled to receive 10 PD Points towards NAATI Recertification, in accordance with Section 1.4 of the PD Catalogue.

Calling all authors, publishers, translators, and anyone passionate about the world of children's books! Immerse yourselves in the vibrant world of children's literature at our upcoming panel discussion. Explore the fascinating journey of Australian children's books into the Chinese market, and seize the chance to enhance your professional expertise.

You can easily register for the event by using one of the following methods:

Scan the QR code: Simply use your phone camera to scan the QR code provided, and it will direct you to our registration page.
Click on the registration link: Alternatively, you can click on the provided link to access the registration form directly.

We look forward to welcoming you to a night of rich dialogue and networking!

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Our Panelists

Come along with our moderator as we delve into the voices behind the books, with our panel showcasing acclaimed authors from Australia and esteemed publishers from China, each leaving their mark on the narrative of children's literature across borders.

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Our Australian Authors

Our Chinese Publishers

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Our Moderator

Map and Transportation Information

We're here to help you find your way to the event. Please check our detailed map and transportation guide for easy directions to the venue.

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Train: Melbourne Central station is directly opposite the Library's Swanston Street entrance. Country travellers can transfer to metropolitan trains at Southern Cross or North Melbourne stations.
Tram: Ten tram routes take you directly to our entrances on Swanston Street and La Trobe Street.
Bus: the nearest stops are in Lonsdale, Russell and Exhibition streets
See Public Transport Victoria for more information.
There are separated bike lanes in both directions on Swanston and La Trobe streets. You'll find bike racks on and near the corner of Swanston and La Trobe streets, Swanston and Little Lonsdale streets. See the City of Melbourne website for more information.
The Library doesn't have on-site parking, but there is paid street parking on La Trobe Street and several pay car parks close by, including at Melbourne Central and QV. There are three parking spaces for people with a disability permit in La Trobe Street.

Frequently Asked Questions

Explore our FAQ section for quick answers to your questions. If you need further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us.

Absolutely not! Our event is free, all thanks to our wonderful sponsors. Just make sure to register to secure your spot!
We'd love for you to join us! Simply register using the link or QR code above. We suggest registering early as spots are filling up quickly and we wouldn't want you to miss out!
We're sorry to hear you're having trouble! Please don’t hesitate to send us an email at aldra.sun@monash.edu, and we'll help you sort it out right away.
Please ensure you have your ticket ready for the event, which you received via email after registering on the Humanitix platform. You can present this ticket either in electronic format on your device or as a printed paper copy with the QR code, which will be scanned at the entrance to facilitate your check-in.
Don't worry at all if you find yourself running a bit late! We've scheduled a time for snacks and drinks from 5:30 to 6:00 PM, so you’ll have some time to mingle and settle in. The panel discussion will officially start at 6:00 PM. If you arrive during the snack time, one of our friendly volunteers will be there to greet you and help you catch up. We’re here to ensure you enjoy the event and don't miss out on the important discussions!
When registering on Humanitix, please indicate if you’re interested in earning PD points—there’s a spot to do so!

Our Partners

We are profoundly grateful to our sponsors, whose generous support not only brings our events to life but also fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of cultural exchange. Their commitment is essential to our success and impact.

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National Foundation for Australia-China Relations The National Foundation for Australia-China Relations enhances engagement between Australia and China by fostering collaborations across government, business, and community sectors. It aims to deepen mutual understanding and celebrate the contributions of Chinese Australians and Australians in China to the bilateral relationship.	Australian Association for Literary Translation The Australian Association for Literary Translation (AALITRA) promotes literary translation through public lectures, conferences, and its peer-reviewed 'AALITRA Review', advancing global literature and translation practices in Australia.	Chin Communications Chin Communications, established in 1992, excels in providing translation, branding, and strategic communication services in Australia, with a focus on precision and cross-cultural understanding.

National Foundation for Australia-China Relations

The National Foundation for Australia-China Relations enhances engagement between Australia and China by fostering collaborations across government, business, and community sectors. It aims to deepen mutual understanding and celebrate the contributions of Chinese Australians and Australians in China to the bilateral relationship.

Australian Association for Literary Translation

The Australian Association for Literary Translation (AALITRA) promotes literary translation through public lectures, conferences, and its peer-reviewed 'AALITRA Review', advancing global literature and translation practices in Australia.

Chin Communications

Chin Communications, established in 1992, excels in providing translation, branding, and strategic communication services in Australia, with a focus on precision and cross-cultural understanding.

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Author-Publisher Dialogue

Panel Discussion: A Conversation between Australian Children’s Book Authors and Chinese Publishers

Date and Time

Location

NAATI PD Points Available

Our Panelists

Our Australian Authors

Our Chinese Publishers

Our Moderator

Map and Transportation Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Our Partners

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