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Australian writer and public intellectual (born 1939)
Germaine Greer maintains documented property holdings and long-term ties in Australia, including a rainforest home in southern Queensland and a 400-hectare property near Nana Glen, but sources disagre...
Available reporting in this briefing shows that Australian platforms and scholarly outlets have long framed Germaine Greer as a provocateur whose ideas are both embraced and contested ; however, the m...
Contemporary reporting paints Germaine Greer as an elderly, still-public figure who has reduced her public life and faced mobility and health limitations in recent years, with some outlets reporting s...
Since 2020 media outlets have reported Germaine Greer’s public appearances as a fraught mix of continued visibility and recurring controversy, emphasizing both her late-life interviews and the backlas...
Germaine Greer has written several books and essays that engage directly with Australia’s landscape, history and politics—most notably Whitefella Jump Up, Daddy, We Hardly Knew You, and White Beech: T...