Amy Remeikis in conversation with Hannah Ferguson
About this Event
Over 3 evenings, hear from incredible storytellers as they delve into their latest work and discuss their creative process.
For our first event of the series we are joined by Amy Remeikis, Chief Political Analyst at The Australia Institute, as she discusses her new book Screw Nice: How the Politics of Civility Shuts Us Up (Hachette, July 2026). Amy will be joined in conversation by Hannah Ferguson, co-founder of independent news platform Cheek Media Co., bestselling author of Bite Back and Taboo, and co-host of the Big Small Talk podcast. Hannah’s work explores politics, feminism and social change for a new generation of Australians. Following the conversation, ask Amy directly about the book’s themes and the deeper inspiration behind her acclaimed work in an audience Q&A.
Auslan interpretation is available on request.
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Doors will open from 6.15pm. Drinks will be available to purchase on the night.
Copies of Amy’s books will be available for purchase from Readings at the event.
About Amy Remeikis
Amy Remeikis is an award winning journalist, best selling author, commentator and Australia's best known political blogger. She is the chief political analyst for The Australia Institute and Contributing Editor for The New Daily. Screw Nice is her third book.
About Hannah Ferguson
Hannah Ferguson is the founder and CEO of Cheek Media, and a Forbes 30 under 30 honouree. She is also the co-host of news and pop culture podcast, Big Small Talk. Hannah is the bestselling author of 2 books, Bite Back (2023) and Taboo (2024). She has a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Master of Writing, Editing and Publishing from The University of Queensland. Her work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, The Guardian, Harper's Bazaar, InStyle, the Sydney Morning Herald, and Crikey.
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