The Australian Haiku Society exists to promote and support English language haiku in Australia and to encourage the enjoyment of this poetic form in the Australian community.
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Members’ News April 2026
Welcome to the second issue of the Australian Haiku Society’s Members’ News for 2026. This edition focuses on two upcoming events, and includes notices for two journal submission opportunities, plus contest success news. Read on for details. President’s Message In this time of global uncertainty, with wars in other parts of the world…
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Members’ News April 2026
Welcome to the second issue of the Australian Haiku Society’s Members’ News for 2026. This edition focuses on two upcoming events, and includes notices for…
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Queensland Poets Haiku Reading Event, 22nd April
Join us on Wednesday 22nd April from 7.30pm AEST for a Zoom reading by three experienced haiku poets from Queensland – Duncan Richardson, Jeffrey Harpeng…
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Water Dragons Haiku Group First Meeting in Brisbane
Brisbane’s new haiku group, ‘Water Dragons’, had its first meeting on Saturday morning 28th March, at Brisbane Square Library, with four people attending, discussing haiku…
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Call for Submissions Echidna Tracks: Issue 17 Winter/Spring 2026
Echidna Tracks will now become an international publication, and we welcome submissions from haiku poets worldwide. We hope to publish a diversity of haiku and…
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Illawong Haiku Group at Hurstville Museum & Gallery, March 2026
Carol Reynolds, Margaret Mahony, Alison Miller and Ros Pitt, together with our welcome guest, Nicholas O’Connor, gathered on Tuesday 24th March at Hurstville Museum &…
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Report on the Fringe Myrtles Meeting March, 2026
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