Central Coast Reads: In Conversation with Jane Caro

Saturday 31 May, 2025

The Dip
Peninsula Recreation Precinct
Sydney Ave, Umina Beach

This event is free for our community with thanks to the support of our program partner, Keyton and Brentwood Village

Central Coast Reads: In Conversation with Jane Caro

Saturday 31 May, 2025

The Dip
Peninsula Recreation Precinct
Sydney Ave, Umina Beach

This event is free for our community with thanks to the support of our program partner, Keyton and Brentwood Village

8:30 – 9:15am

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In Conversation with Jane Caro
Moderator: Danielle Binks

Award-winning journalist, social commentator, and feminist icon Jane Caro joins us for a compelling conversation about her gripping thriller, The Mother. This powerful novel challenges us to consider just how far we’d go to protect the ones we love. Would you break the law? Risk everything? Kickstart your day with this thought-provoking book club discussion as part of Central Coast Reads, now in its second year. We’re thrilled to bring this free series of book clubs and author events to the community, in partnership with Keyton and Brentwood Village.


Please note: Seating is unallocated. 

Bookseller UMINA BEACH BOOK NOOK will be onsite to sell copies of Jane’s book, which can be signed by Jane after the event.

Central Coast Reads: In Conversation with Jane CaroSaturday 31 May
8:30 – 9:30am
The Dip
Peninsula Recreation Precinct,
Sydney Ave, Umina Beach

Free!

Book Tickets

Speakers

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Jane Caro

Jane Caro AM is a Walkley award winning Australian columnist, author, novelist, feminist, public education activist and social commentator. She was awarded the B&T Women in Media Lifetime Achievement Award in 2023. Once upon a time, she was also a multi-award winning advertising copywriter and an academic. These days, she is a full time writer, novelist, speaker, and social commentator.

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Moderator: Danielle Binks

Danielle Binks is a Melbourne-based writer and literary agent with Jacinta di Mase Management. She is the author of bestselling middle-grade book The Year the Maps Changed, and the award-winning young adult books; Begin, End, Begin: A #LoveOzYA Anthology as well as The Monster of Her Age. Her latest middle grade novel is Six Summers of Tash and Leopold. Danielle also teaches Fiction & YA Writing in the Associate Degree of Professional Writing and Editing at her alum, RMIT University.