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How The Great Navigator Missed Bass Strait – Looking Back at James Cook

2019-06-24T10:09:28+10:0015 May 2019|Categories: Function, Margaret Cameron-Ash|Tags: , |

SPEAKER:      MARGARET CAMERON-ASH (Author, Lying for the Admiralty: Captain Cook's Endeavour Voyage) DATE:             Tuesday 28 May 2019 *Book from 14 May 2019** TIME:             5.30 for 6pm LIGHT REFRESHMENTS TOPIC:            How The Great Navigator Missed Bass Strait – Looking Back at James Cook VENUE:           The Sydney Institute, Level 40, Governor Phillip Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney

A Night After the Election: Australian Politics Today

2020-01-01T21:05:20+11:0015 May 2019|Categories: Caroline Overington, Function, Paul Kelly|Tags: , , |

SPEAKER:      PAUL KELLY (Editor at Large, The Australian and Author) & CAROLINE OVERINGTON (Associate Editor,The Australian and Author) DATE:             Monday 20 May 2019 *Book from 6 April 2019** TIME:             5.30 for 6pm LIGHT REFRESHMENTS   ***MEMBERS AND ONE GUEST ONLY*** TOPIC:            A Night After the Election: Australian Politics Today VENUE:           The Sydney Institute, Level 40, Governor [...]

Rebecca Huntley and Dr Tanveer Ahmed – Listening to The Nation – What Do Australians Want Most from Their Government?

2019-05-08T15:40:32+10:008 May 2019|Categories: Function, Podcast, Speaker|Tags: , |

    REBECCA HUNTLEY (Social Researcher & author, most recently of Quarterly Essay Australia Fair) & DR TANVEER AHMED (Psychiatrist, journalist and television presenter)    

Democratic Pushback: How to Confront the New Authoritarian Powers without Going to War

2019-02-12T09:53:04+11:001 February 2019|Categories: Amy Maguire, Function, Greg Walsh|Tags: , , |

Speaker(s): Michael Danby MP (Member for Melbourne Ports) Date: 11 Feb 2019 Topic: Democratic Pushback: How to Confront the New Authoritarian Powers without Going to War Venue: The Sydney Institute, Level 40, Governor Phillip Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Time: 5.30 pm for 6 pm Book from: Now

Our only instability is an infatuation with independents

2019-01-22T09:37:36+11:0021 January 2019|Categories: Gerard Henderson, Gerard Henderson's Weekly Column|

In the midst of the political instability within many Western democracies, Australia is doing relatively well in the disruption stakes. Sure, Scott Morrison presides over a minority government, but with an election likely in May, and only eight sitting days in the House of Representatives before the budget is handed down on April 2, this [...]

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