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Sue Hines
Sue Hines (born 1959) is an award-winning Australian children's author, chorister and watercolourist. Born in London, she emigrated to Sydney in the mid-1960s.
Sue completed her secondary schooling at Cabramatta High School in south-western Sydney. In 1976, she appeared as a contestant on the daytime television talent show ''Pot of Gold'' on the Seven Network, where she performed an original song entitled 'Newspapers', and in 1977 she spent a year in Japan as a foreign exchange student. Sue studied at Macquarie University while raising her two young children as a solo parent and began her teaching career at Cherrybrook Technology High School when the school opened in 1992. In the mid-1990s she moved to Goulburn and then to Canberra, where she taught English and ESL at a number of secondary schools. In 2012 she moved to Mallacoota in far-eastern Victoria and now works as a part-time teacher at Cann River P-12 College, the state's smallest school.〔(Big school, little school )〕
Sue has written three young adult novels and short stories for younger readers and has taught seminars in creative writing for secondary school students. Her first novel, ''Out of the Shadows'', was awarded the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy 1998 Award Prize for Children's Literature (Older Readers).〔(Award Winners 1998 )〕 Most recently, she was one of the judges for the 2013 E.J. Brady Mallacoota Prize Short Story Competition.〔(Mallacoota Arts Council )〕
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