7 May 2026 | Committees, May 2026, Newsletters
The Special Interest Group on Academic Editing (SIGAE) invites members to the next online meeting on Wednesday 27 May 2026. This is a free members-only event. SIGAE provides a space for academic editors to connect, discuss current issues in academic editing, and share...
7 May 2026 | Board, May 2026, Newsletters
From the Board of Directors This update reports on the IPEd Board meeting of 20 April 2026, linking to our 5 strategic priorities. 1 Standards Work continues apace in the committees that support our professional editing standards. The Accreditation Board is...
7 May 2026 | May 2026, Newsletters
By Jane Fitzpatrick Across: 2 Mansfield Park 8 Our Mutual Friend 11 Middlemarch 14 ale 15 bop 16 Julius Caesar 19 Jude the Obscure 23 Anna Karenina 25 batty 27 Jane Eyre 28 ear Down: 1 footpad 3 aim 4 sated 5 image 6 prince 7 Kidnapped 9 Rome 10 Frankenstein 12...
7 May 2026 | Board, May 2026, Newsletters
From Editors Queensland On 1 April, Editors Queensland were joined by representatives from MediaSuper to unpack what editors – sole traders and employees – should know about their superannuation. For those who don’t know, MediaSuper is an industry super fund...
7 May 2026 | May 2026, Newsletters
By Kayt Duncan I have spent most of my career working with stories without actually writing, or for that matter, editing them. My professional life started in film and television post-production at Channel 7 in the bowels of their Brisbane building known as Tapes....
6 May 2026 | Editors NSW, May 2026, Newsletters
By Carolyn Page AE The Editors NSW committee met via Zoom on 14 April 2026, with 7 in attendance. Russell Noakes chaired the meeting. The chair and committee welcomed the branch’s two new events officers, Penelope (Penny) Carroll and Caroline Birch AE, who will work...
