Robyn Ravlich
Robyn Ravlich is a Sydney broadcaster and activist.
Broadcaster
- During a celebrated ABC radio career spanning more than three decades Robyn Ravlich produced and presented a range of unique radio works, rich in ideas and sound. A young poet and performance artist of mixed Croatian-Australian heritage, born in the outback mining town of Broken Hill, she moved to Sydney for university studies, and from 1975 forged a creative career in radio at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as a writer and broadcaster, recognized for her distinctive, poetic approach to radio feature productions for The Listening Room, Into the Music and other innovative shows.
- ‘Ravlich’s own work, beautiful and alluring, is finely tuned to the intimate and poetic possibilities of radiophonic work and the voices it brings forth’ (N. Neumark in Voice Studies, Routledge, 2016). Robyn Ravlich’s awards include Special Commendation at the Prix Italia, 4 Silver awards at the New York Radio Festivals in 2010, 2012 and 2016, and her radio documentary about asylum seekers On the Raft, All at Sea, was awarded both the Australian Human Rights & Equal Opportunities Commission Radio Award and the United Nations Association of Australia Media Peace Prize for Radio, 2002. She continues to produce radio features as a freelancer and to write creative non-fiction, including an essay for the 2015-2016 MCA-Heide exhibition catalogue of the artist Aleks Danko. Her writing on radio garners praise: ‘The writing is elegant and eloquent and extends our understanding of the invisible architecture of the audio feature’; ‘She writes beautifully, but then she is a radio poet.’ (RadioDoc Review) In 2019 Robyn Ravlich’s radio documentary on Robert Manne won Gold for Documentary, Human Relations at the New York Festivals Radio Awards.[1]
SEARCH 2012 AGM
Proxies to the SEARCH Foundation AGM November 24, 2012.
Proxies: The list of valid proxies received at the SEARCH office by 11am Eastern Summer Time on November 22, 2012 was read out:
Geoff Evans, Lindsay Hawkins, Paula Rix, Sally McManus, Monica Dos Santos, Shay Deguara, Robyn Ravlich, Mark Aarons, Brian Dunnett, Marie Johnston, Brian Manning, Robin Booth, Pip Duncan, Daria Healy-Aarons, Sian Kennedy, Ben Bartlett, Eileen Palmada, Jack Mundey, Enid McIlraith, Sonny Myles, Jorge Zepeda, Leila Barreto, Lee Rhiannon, Vincent Ashton, John Koch, Jacqueline Widin, Margie Yen, Joe Palmada, Audrey McCarthy, Max McDonald, Carmen Blanco, Barry Cooper, Nola Cooper, Peter Johnstone, David Bell, George Venturini, Gillian Workman, Jack Tarlington, Janice Workman, Peg Hewett, Anna Russell, Kevin Cook, George Harrison, Richard Archer, Kathy Gollan, Charles Bowers, Margaret Millar, Barbara Fitzgerald, Caitlin Perry.
2.1 That the proxies as presented be accepted.
Moved: Seconded: John Brunskill, Sonia Laverty
SEARCH Foundation 2009 AGM
Proxies: The list of valid proxies received at the SEARCH office by 11am Eastern Summer Time on November 27, 2009 was read out:
Leonie Ebert, Pat Healy, Carmel Shute, Grahame McCulloch, Mark Aarons, Robyn Ravlich, John Varley, Martha Ansara, Gillian Workman, John Kaye, Lee Rhiannon, Carmen Blanco, Ray Harrison, Joe Palmada, Margaret Kirkby, Paula Rix, Kevin Cook, Janice Workman, George Zangalis, Russ Hermann, Chris Ray, Tristan Ewins, Brendan O'Kane, Pat Toms, Rod Noble, Peg Hewett, Cathy Crawley, Maurie Mulheron, Dave Ferguson, Judy Ferguson.
SEARCH
Robyn Ravlich submitted an apology to the SEARCH Foundation 2002 AGM.
SEARCH Foundation
Those submitting proxies to the SEARCH Foundation 2006 AGM included Robyn Ravlich .