Event Recap / First Friday with Fiona Hazard


Fiona Hazard joined us for First Friday to share her knowledge and experience garnered from over 25 years in publishing.


First Friday, our monthly conversation with an industry professional, is a chance for our community to learn more about the writing and publishing industry. This June, we invited you to our online event with Fiona Hazard, Group Publishing Director for Hachette Australia and New Zealand.

Watch the Zoom recording here.

Catch up on our First Friday Zoom recording as Writing NSW Membership & Operations Manager Rowena Tuziak speak with Fiona about her knowledge and experience garnered from over 25 years in publishing. With the 2023 Richell Prize currently open for applications, you’ll also learn more about this important literary prize that guides new talent towards publication.

Explore the rest of our conversations with other First Friday guests on our YouTube channel.


Fiona Hazard is Group Publishing Director for Hachette Australia and New Zealand and has over 25 years’ publishing experience gained both here and in the UK. As well as overseeing Hachette’s ANZ publishing programs she also publishes her own list of fiction and non-fiction including bestselling and award-winning authors such as Geraldine Brooks and Dr Michael Mosley.

Fiona leads Hachette’s partnerships with the State Library of Queensland’s black&write! program and the Emerging Writers Festival; was a co-founder of Hachette’s annual literary prize for emerging and unpublished writers, The Richell Prize; and sits as the Trade Publisher representative on the Australian Inclusive Publishing Initiative (AIPA), a cross-industry body established to increase access for readers with print disabilities. She is also the Board sponsor for Hachette’s ‘Changing the Story’ employee network, THRIVE, which aims to build cultural awareness, bring people together and champion colleagues and writers from underrepresented backgrounds.

This event has already taken place.


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