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Growing up Asian in Australia - Alice Pung
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Resources for the VCE text Growing up Asian in Australia
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"On the Move" is a series of interviews with writers traveling with the IWP on various study and reading projects. Alice Pung is here interviewed on the tour... 
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Australian author Alice Pung talks about the influences of her Vietnamese culture on her writing.
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Libbi Gorr and Christopher Creek from Bayside Christian College in Langwarrin South, discuss identity and belonging, drawing from the VCE English text Growing Up Asian in Australia, the collection of - Sunday School - Growing Up Asian in Australia...
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The Wheeler Centre is a new kind of cultural institution, dedicated to the discussion and practice of writing, books and ideas. The Centre is a cornerstone of Melbourne’s UNESCO City of Literature status.
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Alice Pung's collection tackles the ambiguities of the migrant
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Assisting young people, parents, teachers and community explore Australia's cultural diversity. Teaching resources on multiculturalism and strategies to promote cultural diversity and tolerance.
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Alice Pung's original introduction to "Growing Up Asian in Australia".
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Australian author Alice Pung (Unpolished Gem and Her Father's Daughter) talks about: her parents love of Australia but the difficulties they experienced; the...
Patricia Williamson's curator insight,
February 24, 2014 3:24 PM
Author or Unpolished Gem gives brief interview
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Acclaimed Melbourne author Alice Pung launches 'Growing Up Asian in Australia' and explains that being funny isn't easy as an Asian in the literary world (filmed on June 3rd, 2008)
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When she was growing up, Alice Pung says she was called a 'powerpoint', a derogatory term for Asian people in Australia.
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