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Meet the team: Claudia Nankervis – Program Officer

An interview with Claudia Nankervis.

Meet the team: Gabriella Munoz – Communications and Administration

An interview with Gabriella Munoz, Stella’s new Communications & Administration Coordinator

Interview: Cheryl Leavy – 2024 Stella Prize Judge

An interview with award-winning writer and arts worker Cheryl Leavy.

Stella schools: an evening with Louisa Lim

Throughout the year a group of students from Melbourne Girls Grammar School (MGGS) get together once a week at lunchtime to read and reflect on a book longlisted for the Stella Prize.

Interview: Beejay Silcox – 2024 Stella Prize Chair of Judges

An interview with writer, critic, Artistic Director of Canberra Writers Festival and 2024 Stella Prize Chair of Judges, Beejay Silcox.

Celebrating 2018!

It’s been a big year here at Stella. This year, we’ve worked with over 600 teens in four states across Australia through Girls Write Up in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Wodonga.

25/09/16: Newtown Review of Books Stella Reviewing Masterclass

Newtown Review of Books is partnering with the Stella Prize to present a Reviewing Masterclass on 25 September 2016. If you’re an aspiring or emerging reviewer or blogger, this is a chance to develop and strengthen your skills.

The Natural Way of Things giveaway from Dendy Direct

Win a copy of Charlotte Wood‘s 2016 Stella Prize-winning novel, The Natural Way of Things, and more.

13/8/16: The Stella Session @ Mudgee Readers’ Festival

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What advice would you give your 16-year-old self?

In the lead-up to Girls Write Up, we asked some of our speakers to look back on their teenage years and share a piece of advice that they wish they could give to their 16-year-old selves.

Stella Schools Interview: Steph Bowe

The Stella Prize chats to Schools Ambassador Steph Bowe, author of YA novels Girl Saves Boy and All This Could End.

Clare Wright shares the story behind the Stella tradition of All That Swagger