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Contributor:
Timmah Ball

Timmah Ball is a writer working across small press and zine making. In 2022 she published the chapbook Do Planners Dream of Electric Trees? through Arts House and Glom Press and has published in a range of anthologies such as This All Come Back Now and Best Australian Poetry 2022.


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May 20, 2024

A Conversation Between Birrarung Marr and Narrm

by Timmah Ball
  • Culture
  • Radical Renewal
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Jan 27, 2022

Questioning colonial ideals at Melbourne’s Hedgeley Dene Gardens

by Timmah Ball
  • People & Place
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May 26, 2016

Libby Porter on unlearning planning practice

by Timmah Ball
  • Future Visions
  • The Ecological Age
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Oct 5, 2015

Wellbeing and Aboriginal placemaking in the city

by Timmah Ball
  • City Living
  • The Architecture of Wellbeing
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May 28, 2015

Remember Me: architecture, placemaking and Aboriginal identity

  • City Living

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