Anne Manne is a regular contributor to the Age and the Monthly. Her book Motherhood: How Should We Care for Our Children? was shortlisted for the 2006 Walkley non-fiction prize. She has written widely on feminism, motherhood, childcare, family policy, fertility and related issues.
Fiona Macleod is a gifted actor and narrator. She has studied with renowned NY acting coach Jack Waltzer and the Chekhov Actors’ Training Institute. Fiona co-founded the theatre company The Other Tongue, which has toured internationally. Her TV work includes My Life is Murder, Wentworth, Offspring, 7 Types of Ambiguity, Paper Giants 2, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and A Dangerous Method. Film credits include Roy Hollsdotter Live and Noise, winner of an AFI Award.