In Touch magazine

Special features – Literary translation, Part 1: co-translation and less translated languages. Plus translation masterclasses, a novel comp for members, interpreting movement, more recent research, and much more!

Special features – Identity, opportunity and cultural appropriation, Part 4: intersectionality and opportunities. Plus environmental translation, the results of recent research, awards for students and for In Touch, and much more!

Special features – Identity, opportunity and cultural appropriation, Part 3: interpreting Australian First Languages, Aboriginal English and identity, and LGBTIQA+ identities in translation. Plus transcreation, subtitles for broadcast media, awards for translating Arabic literature, and much more!

Special features – Identity, opportunity and cultural appropriation, Part 2; Auslan performance interpreting, Part 2: Auslan for songs; Speech-to-text interpreting, Part 2: some practical insights. Plus AUSIT National Conference 2021, tips on cultivating a mindset for success, summer reading recommendations, and much more!

Special features – Identity, opportunity and cultural appropriation, Part 1: identity; Legal T&I, Part 2: advocacy & forensics. Plus a veteran First Nations interpreter, a compelling literary translation project, another AUSIT role demystified, a 'Herculean translation', and much more!

Special features – Legal T&I, Part 1: some online sources and resources; Auslan performance interpreting, Part 1: theatre; Speech-to-text interpreting, Part 1: an overview, and a look at respeaking. Plus the first in a new series on the volunteer roles that underpin AUSIT; diplomatic interpreting; a fascinating historical translation project; and much more!

Special features – Isolated together. AUSIT's first online National Conference; The Translators film review and DVD competition; taking social traditions online; Indigenous interpreters and COVID; plus David Deck receives an AUSIT Fellowship Award, looking back to the Olympics and Paralympics, and much more!

Special features – Business as Unusual: lives and language. Black Lives Matter in Australia; a new skillset for distanced working; volunteering language skills; a creative outlet in stressful times; masking communication; plus a problem-solving approach, a translator's trajectory, a pioneer of T&I, a fun Youtube series, flipping the classroom; and much more!

Special features – T&I in times of crisis. Lobbying for visual communication; balancing professional and personal concerns; plus farewelling a pioneer of T&I; a passion for language; mentoring: who, why and how; and much more!

Special features – Australian First Languages in the International Year of Indigenous Languages: language survival, retrieval, revival and ownership; plus interpreting heartbreak; traditional tales and folklore; opening young eyes to a world of stories; the NDIS: facilitating social participation and meeting growing demand; and much more!

Special features – The voice of the practitioner; plus improving legal vocabulary training in Aboriginal court interpreting; help-seeking after traumatic assignments; a law student's perspective on interpreter-mediated interviews; taking ethical responsibility; three quick questions for a publisher; and much more!

Language in the machine: reflections on evolution, and the iWeb corpus; plus interpreting for survivors of abuse; two new AUSIT fellows for SA-NT; subtitling for kabuki theatre; and much more!

Special feature – Literary translation, part 2. Reflections on translating poetry, and on the theory versus the practice; prizes; and one recipient's story; plus a past president's debut novel reviewed, using translation technologies to our advantage; trans-editing; and much more!

Special feature – Literary translation, part 1. The Jill Blewett Memorial Lecture (excerpts); producing a new translation of an old classic; recent Australian releases, and who's publishing them; prizes. Special feature – Vicarious trauma: practitioner and research perspectives, self-help tips; victory in a pay dispute; and much more!

Special feature – HCIS NSW, forty years on. Interpreting medical consent forms; one of NSW's first health care interpreters; dying in your own language. Special feature – machine translation, part 2; plus ISO certification; the new Recommended National Standards for Working with Interpreters in Australian Courts and Tribunals; and much more!

Special feature – Machine translation, part 1. An overview; legal and ethical considerations; post-editing; plus a report on FIT World Congress 2017; AUSIT members honoured: an Order of Australia medal and a prestigious international translation award; and much more!

FIT's 21st World Congress hosted in Brisbane; the benefits of volunteering; NAATI and AUSIT's shared history; new resources reviewed: an updated Tool Box for translators, plus a beginners' guide for community interpreters; a major victory for Victorian language professionals; and much more!

AUSIT 30th Anniversary Special Edition. In the beginning: a summary of the genesis of AUSIT; AUSIT's archives: images from AUSIT's early years; from foundation student member to National President; plus the NT's new Aboriginal audiovisual interpreting service, the trials of translating Trump, challenges faced by interpreters in a healthcare setting, future-proofing T&I, and much more!

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Recognition: interpreters need better recogniton for their training and qualifications...

Conference Interpreting: perspectives on extralinguistic knowledge and anticipation...

European Union: satisfaction and challenges for interpreters and...

ACCREDITATION: Interpreting accreditation the Norwegian way

Closing The Communication Gap: The challenge of interpreting...

Translator David Colmer explains the key to his award-winning...

Take advantage of our specialist courses, internationally recognised...

Training program sets a high bar David Bellos, winner of the...

Interpreters & translators unionise Aid efforts hampered by language...

2011 AUSIT National Excellence Awards get closer;Call for National...

2011 AUSIT National Excellence Awards news; Farewell to AUSIT’s...

2011 AUSIT National Excellence Awards announced; AUSIT SP at...

New AUSIT media 2010 PD calendars National Biennial Conference...

2010 Biennial National Conference Program; New Membership...

Translation memories — to share or not? Conference keynote speaker...

Localisation & the global economy; National PD policy & committee...

Newly-elected AUSIT President Sam Berner and the 2009-10 National...

National Excellence Awards 2009 Issue interviews with past winners...

Blogging & networking AUSIT Orientation Day New leadership...

Arts meet languages Ethics and newspeak Translation from...

AUSIT 2008 Biennial National Conference — ‘Get Connected’...

XVIII FIT World Congress in Shanghai Googling more effectively...

ITSNT celebrates 20th anniversary AUSIT biennial conference Court...

AUSIT members celebrate the end of 2006...

All the news from the Critical Link 5 Congress in Sydney...

Call for Excellence Awards submissions; New TIS contract...

AUSIT's business plan for 2007-2008...

AUSIT names new Fellow NAATI revalidation...

Membership category reforms explained; Finding non...

Helping Translators deal with isolation; AUSIT fee increases...

New AUSIT National Executive Interpreter or alter ego?...

Inaugural AUSIT T&I excellence awards...

Yveline Piller writes on the AUSIT submission to parliament...

The face-to-face meeting of the AUSIT National Council in Cairns...

New National Executive; What can AUSIT do for me?

Translators and interpreters aspire to be fully recognised as...

Another three months have gone by and a lot of things have...

AUSIT in the by Annamaria Arnall...

This is the first edition of the AUSIT newsletter under the new team...

As you all know, membership reform has been on the AUSIT agenda...

At the 2002 Annual General Meeting in Perth AUSIT agreed on...

For the first time in the history of AUSIT, a Presidential election was...

Like all professional associations we rely on volunteers to do a lot of...

A s President I believe it is my job to keep you informed about the...

The year has been one of change for AUSIT. Our focus on providing...

National Conference 2 A Kaleidoscope, Festive Greetings...