This Year's Events
Our annual series of events include interesting guest speakers, cultural performances, the Churchill Lecture and a high tea celebrating place-getters in the ESU Public Speaking Competition.
Events are advertised here and on the ESU Facebook page. Bookings are made through Humanitix. Ease of parking is a priority at all events.
A warm welcome is assured.
“For me the ESU has been a joy socially, as well as intellectually, with dear friends sharing encounters with written and spoken English, modern and historic, by people young and older, from many countries but mainly Australia.”
Upcoming events
High Tea at Miegunyah
Saturday 12 September, Miegunyah House Museum, Bowen Hills
AGM and end-of-year social
Sunday 29 November, Broncos Leagues Club, Red Hill
Previous events
Literary Evening
Queen Elizabeth II:
A Life in Language


ESU Awards Ceremony
The Awards Ceremony was again a triumphant success, thanks to the generosity of Her Excellency the Governor, the Honourable Dr Jeanette Young AC PSM, and Professor Graeme Nimmo RFD, who hosted the event at Government House on 14 April. The occasion honoured the 2025 winners of the ESU Roly Sussex Short Story Competition and Secondary School Public Speaking Competition.

President ESU (Qld), delivers the vote of thanks

Her Excellency the Honourable
Dr Jeanette Young AC PSM,
Governor of Queensland,
welcomes guests
Roly Sussex
Short Story Competition
Open Division
Serena Moss, First Prize (unable to attend)
Natalie Sprite, Second Prize
Gil Liddle, Judges’ Commendation
Jay McKenzie, Judges’ Commendation (unable to attend)
Secondary School Division
Charlotte Serisier, First Prize
Tara Moghbelpour, Second Prize
Emily Smith, Judges’ Commendation
Secondary School
Public Speaking Competition
Senior Division
Saxon Miller, First Prize
Portia Taggert, Second Prize
Oscar De Jersey, Third Prize
Intermediate Division
Ella Marshall, First Prize
Anika Chavan, Second Prize
Yashra Abbas, Third Prize
Junior Division
Owen Taggart, First Prize
Xavier Goodhew, Second Prize
Sophie Taylor, Third Prize
Congratulations, once again, to all.




















Roly Sussex Short Story Competition
Open Division


Natalie Sprite
Secondary School Division



Secondary School Public Speaking Competition
Senior Division



Intermediate Division



Junior Division



Twilight Event – the Bard of the Outback
Our Twilight Event, on Friday 27 February, was one to remember!
Members and friends packed out the Darcey Mitchell Room at the Broncos Leagues Club for a night of stories and bush poetry, performed by The Bard of the Outback, Peter Frazer, entertained with his poetry, touching on various aspects of Australian life – life in the outback, in particular. Each poem painted a vivid word picture for the attendees as they travelled along with Peter into the heart of life in the bush.
Prior to Peter’s exhilirating performance, our guests were treated to readings from the 2025 Roly Sussex Short Story Competition Open Division first- and second-placed stories. Kathy Wilson performed an excerpt from Natalie Sprite’s story Watersong, runner-up in the competition. And Maree Clancy gave us a rendition from Serena Moss’s winning story, The Apology Factory.
With special thanks to the Broncos Leagues Club as our wonderful event venue and a big thank you to all who attended and presented. What a night!
Interested in attending our events? Keep an eye out for announcements on social media or sign up to our mailing list on our website.








