came from the abuse of Adam Goodes in 2015. In a review for The Saturday Paper, Talking to My Country was described as "Australia viewed from the riverbank on the edge of town; great affection mixed with discomfort about, 'Advance Australia Fair'" (the national anthem). The Australian Dream The Australian Dream Blood, History and Becoming was published in the Quarterly Essay, November 2016 by Black Inc. Australia Day In 2019 Grant published his third book, Australia Day, a follow-up to Talking to My Country about what it means to be Australian. On Identity On Identity was published in both English and Wiradjuri in 2019, in hardcopy and as an e-book. In it Grant "asks why when it comes to identity he is asked to choose between black and white", and "argues that it is time to leave identity behind and to embrace cosmopolitanism" (catalogue blurb). Tell it to the World Tell it to the World: An Indigenous Memoir was published in the US in 2019. With the Falling of the Dusk With the Falling of the Dusk, subtitled A chronicle of the world in crisis, was published in 2021. Talks The inaugural Gladys Elphick Memorial Oration is scheduled to be given on 17 July 2021 by Grant, as a keynote address of the Adelaide Festival of Ideas and in collaboration with the History Trust of South Australia and Reconciliation SA. The title of the inaugural address is "Flagging Intentions", referring to the Aboriginal flag. Film The Australian Dream (2019) Awards , Grant has won the following awards: Peabody Award (US) DuPont Award (US) Asian TV Awards (four times) Walkley Award (three times), including the 2016 Walkley Book Award The Australian Dream won the AACTA Award for best feature documentary film in the 2019 series and the 2019 Walkley Documentary Award Personal life Grant was married to Karla Grant with whom he had three children. A well publicised marriage break-up in 2000, prior to the Sydney Olympic Games, resulted from his starting a relationship with fellow TV journalist Tracey Holmes. After criticism from News Corporation tabloids, while News Corporation was involved in the C7 Sport dispute with Seven, his employment at the Seven Network was terminated as a result, and he and Holmes moved to Hong Kong with CNN. They were there for two years with their baby son, Jesse, before moving to Beijing in mainland China with CNN, totalling 14