Kia Orana, Nihow, Bula, Kaselilia,
Namaste, Kona Mauri, Hello, Yokwe,
Omo Yoran, Fakaalofa Atu,
Noaia, You Orait No Moa?
Malo E Lelei and Talofa.

GREETINGS IN MANY VOICES FROM THE
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC’S
WRITING FORUM

Introduction
What is the PWF?
The Pacific Writing Forum was established in 1997 as a unit within the department of Literature and Language, now the School of Language, Arts and Media at USP’s Laucala campus in Suva, Fiji. USP played a seminal

ABOUT US:
1. Although PLC is anchored in the contemporary literary communities of Australia and Indonesia, our interests are far-reaching.  We are committed to the survival and revival of traditional arts and literary genres, as well as having a deep concern for the protection of the land, especially in Bali.  These diverse interests are reflected in our founding membership.
       
2. Our vision is to increase communication and understanding between communities of the

A resource centre for writers, poets, playwrights, illustrators in South Australia. Activities include workshops, festivals, conferences, monthly newsletter, and literary events for all ages etc.

Contact details: PO Box 43 Rundle Mall, Adelaide, 5000
Phone (08) 8223 7662
Fax (08) 8232 3994
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While AustLit is a subscription database, a sample of its contents is publicly available free of charge (http://www.austlit.edu.au  see Free browse) , and the database can be fully accessed in all state libraries, the National Library and most university libraries around Australia.

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Director : Jan Cornall

Writing workshops and retreats, all genres, in Australia,  Asia Pacific, World Wide

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