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Local author Tristan Bancks, great-great-nephew of Ginger Meggs creator, to tackle the reading crisis at Byron Writers Festival

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (463+ words) TRISTAN Bancks is a man on a mission. The Byron Bay-based author is determined to address the reading crisis – a worldwide decline in recreational reading and literacy skills among young people at a time when smartphones and social media dominate…...

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Local author Tristan Bancks, great-great-nephew of Ginger Meggs creator, to tackle the reading crisis at Byron Writers Festival - Ballina Times

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (463+ words) TRISTAN Bancks is a man on a mission. The Byron Bay-based author is determined to address the reading crisis – a worldwide decline in recreational reading and literacy skills among young people at a time when smartphones and social media dominate…...