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Claire Nichols

Perth
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Opening and Spreading Processes of the Eastern Paleo-Tethys Ocean: Paleomagnetic Insights from the South China Block

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By Baochun Huang, Claire Nichols, Yilian Liao
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version The scarcity of high-quality Paleozoic paleomagnetic data from the South China Block (SCB) has rendered the kinematic history of its rifting and drifting from Gondwana highly debated, consequently leaving the timing of opening and subsequent spreading of the Ailaoshan-Songma eastern Paleo-Tethys Ocean (ASePTO) poorly constrained.
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Program: Holden Sheppard brings footy out of the closet

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By Claire Nichols, Sarah L'Estrange Verified, Rhiannon Brown
| The Book Show
Holden Sheppard grew up gay and closeted in the regional town of Geraldton, WA and now he writes characters like himself into his award winning books — Invisible Boys and Yeah the Boys. Plus for NAIDOC week, Kalkadoon writer John Morrissey tells Claire Nichols about his debut science fiction Bird Deity. Holden Sheppard's bestselling novel Invisible Boys was adapted to the screen and now its sequel, Yeah the Boys has a TV deal in the works too.
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Maggie O'Farrell sets her latest novel, Land, against the backdrop of the Great Famine in Ireland

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By Nicola Heath Verified, Claire Nichols
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
After writing an acclaimed novel about William Shakespeare's family — Hamnet, adapted into an Oscar-winning film — author Maggie O'Farrell looked to her own family history for inspiration for her latest literary work, Land. Born in Northern Ireland in 1972, O'Farrell was raised in Wales and Scotland and spent summers in Ireland as a child. According to family legend, one of O'Farrell's forebears was responsible for creating one of the first official maps of Ireland.
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