Anna Kate Blair is a writer from Aotearoa based in Naarm. Her essays and short stories have appeared in Cordite, Slow Canoe, Archer, Meanjin, The Big Issue's Fiction Edition, Landfall, The Lifted Brow and other publications.

Anna has won awards including the Wyndham Short Story Prize, the AAWP Slow Canoe Creative Nonfiction Prize and the Warren Trust Award for Architectural Writing. She holds a PhD in History of Art and Architecture from the University of Cambridge and has previously herself worked at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. She is currently Program and Partnerships Manager at Writers Victoria.

Anne-Marie's rise to stardom has been nothing short of meteoric. A former 3x world karate champion and West End child star turned multi-platinum-selling artist, Anne-Marie has grown to become one of the world's most-loved and successful pop stars. Following a string of chart-busting singles over her career to date, including her UK Top 3 '2002', Anne-Marie's 2018 debut album, Speak Your Mind, was the biggest-selling debut release of that year in the UK, and an album that's sold over four million copies across the world. Making her prime time debut as a new, and winning, coach on talent show The Voice this year, 9x BRIT Award nominee Anne-Marie recently released her much-anticipated second studio album, Therapy. An album title that holds an extremely important message to the Mind Charity ambassador, Anne-Marie continues to campaign for the conversation surrounding mental health.

Rachel Clarke is a current NHS doctor and former television journalist who cares passionately about standing up for her patients and the NHS.

She originally read Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Oxford University before making current affairs documentaries about subjects as diverse as the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Al Qaeda and the civil war in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

She retrained as a doctor in her late twenties, graduating in 2009. She now works in palliative medicine, believing that helping patients at the end of life experience the best quality life possible is priceless. Rachel lives in Oxford with her husband and two children.