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Melissa Lucashenko is an
Indigenous Australian writer of
adult literary fiction and
literary non-fiction, who has also
written novels for teenagers. In...
- Philosophy, "Making
Nonsense of
Loyalty to Country", page 96
Melissa Lucashenko, an
Aboriginal Australian writer,
expressed the
difficulty of defining...
- (twice
winner of the
Miles Franklin Award); Tara June Winch;
Melissa Lucashenko;
playwright and
comedy writer Nakkiah Lui; in
poetry Yvette Holt; and...
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successful mainland Australian bands,
including singer-songwriters
Sacha Lucashenko (of The
Morning After Girls) and
Michael Noga (of The Drones), and multi-instrumentalist...
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country singer,
winner of ARIA and
Deadly awards,
among others Melissa Lucashenko, author,
winner of 2013
Walkley Award for non-fiction and 2019
Miles Franklin...
- Too Much Lip (2018) is a
novel by
Australian author Melissa Lucashenko. It was
shortlisted for the 2019
Victorian Premier's
Literary Award for Indigenous...
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Richard Flanagan The Railwayman's Wife,
Ashley Hay Mullumbimby,
Melissa Lucashenko The
Night Guest,
Fiona McFarlane Belomor,
Nicolas Rothwell Game, Trevor...
- "postcard" effect.
Original music was
composed and
performed by
Sacha Lucashenko.
Sound was
edited and
mixed by
Martin Trum, and
opening credits were designed...
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members narrate collective aspirations and motives.
Founding members Sacha Lucashenko (vocals and guitar) and
Martin B.
Sleeman (vocals and guitar) relocated...
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originally formed in Melbourne,
Victoria around 2003 by
founding members Sacha Lucashenko (vocals and guitar) and
Martin B.
Sleeman (vocals and guitar), who relocated...
