Echidna Tracks is a collection of Australian haiku.
We honour the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to this land, culture and community.
Australia, in the twenty-first century, is a vibrant multicultural society. We hope to celebrate, through the haiku and senryu collected on this website, the diversity of lifestyles, values, characters, customs, cultures, and historical experiences of the people inhabiting Australia, as well as the diversity of our landscapes, flora, and fauna.
Submissions for Issues of Echidna Tracks will be requested in April and October each year. See Submissions for further details. In April and October, a form for submitting haiku will be available from the Submissions page.
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