A group of haiku will be posted each Monday morning from 1 July until Issue 13 is complete. The last post of haiku will be on 30 December, and the Issue will be complete on 31 December 2024. We plan to commence publication of Issue 14 on 6 January 2025.

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For Echidna Tracks: Issue 14 Summer/Autumn 2025, we invite your best and previously unpublished haiku and senryu on any topic that stirs your imagination. 

The submission period for Issue 14 will be open during September 2024. Please carefully read the guidelines on the Submissions page. Please make your submissions via the Submissions Form.

Anyone can submit work, but as this is a website for the collection of Australian haiku, we are looking for work that comes from an authentic experience of living in or visiting Australia. 

A haiku will be published each day until the Issue is complete

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Authors’ names are listed in the ‘tags’ in the website’s footer.

Explore subjects via the ‘category’ menu. The search facility can also be used to explore the subject matter of the publication.

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For Echidna Tracks Issue 13: Open Theme, we invite your best and previously unpublished haiku and senryu on any topic that stirs your imagination. 

The submission period for Issue 13 will be open during April 2024. Please carefully read the guidelines on the Submissions page. Please make your submissions via the Submissions Form.

We sometimes publish haiku with an accompanying image at the discretion of the editors. Images are a response to the haiku; they are not intended to be haiga. If you do not wish your haiku to be accompanied by an image, please indicate this when submitting.

Anybody can submit work that is relevant to Australia – but as this is a website for the collection of Australian haiku, the work we are looking for will come out of an authentic experience of living in or visiting Australia.