Registration for AMWA's 2025 conference is now open! Early-bird pricing is available until 5 September, so register quickly to take advantage of the great discount.
Workshop spaces, and the coveted conference dinner tickets are limited. Another reason to register now!
Join host Erin Hackett for another of our popular AMWA networking events. Enjoy the relaxed, casual networking and socialising, catching up with familiar faces and welcoming some of AMWA's newest members. The event is free-of-charge, with a drink and some nibbles
provided by AMWA.
Non-members are always welcome at networking events, so feel free to circulate the details to your network, along with the link to register.
Join us at 11.00am AEST (1.00pm NZST) on Tuesday 12 August for the second in AMWA's 2025 webinar series.
Host Greg Taylor, of Copyright Agency, brings us 'Copyright and Using Literature in Your Business'
This webinar will provide valuable information on copyright, and how to safely use literature in your business.
Copyright errors can be costly, so register now!
Join hosts Sally Bathgate and Serina Stretton for some casual, relaxed networking and socialising. The event is free-of-charge, with a drink and some nibbles being covered by AMWA. Non-AMWA members are welcome, so spread the word to your network, along with the link to register their attendance.
Join us in Sydney on 18-19 September for the AMWA Conference 2025 - Charting a Course Through Change.
Join us on Wednesday, April 2, at 1:00PM AEST, for the first of our webinars for 2025. Prof. Virginia Barbour and Prof.
Jennifer Byrne
bring us 'Navigating Unethical Publishing Practices: Predatory Journals and Paper Mills'.
This webinar will provide valuable insights and strategies to help you identify and avoid unethical practices in the publishing industry.
Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and protect your work!
Congratulations to Halimat Atanda, winner of the 2025 AMWA Early Career Award.
The judging panel was impressed by the quality of her submission, 'Methylation Simplified'. One judge commented, “This was a thoroughly
enjoyable and highly engaging read. The writer made excellent use of literary devices to explain complex concepts. The flow was good and it
was written at an appropriate level for the intended audience.”