Nicholas Hasluck – Ruminations: Law, Art, Politics, People
Podcast available here https://youtu.be/iuzXxRoev3o
Podcast available here https://youtu.be/iuzXxRoev3o
Speaker: Nicholas Hasluck - Former judge of Supreme Court of Western Australia and author of numerous books, most recently of Ruminations Date: Monday 24 August 2026 Topic: TBA Time: 5.30pm start Online via Zoom, link sent out on day of event
Speaker: Nicholas Hasluck - Former judge of Supreme Court of Western Australia and author of numerous books, most recently of Ruminations Date: Monday 24 August 2026 Topic: Ruminations - from Robert Menzies to May Gibbs, Alfred Tennyson to Bert Evatt and Dorothy Hewett Time: 5pm for 5.30pm start Venue: The Sydney Institute, 47 Phillip St, (bet Bent & [...]
https://youtu.be/0JNiELyGE88
Nicholas Hasluck’s book Print and Prize: Travels in the Commonwealth (Connor Court Publishing) provides an account of his time as Chair of the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize. In post-colonial discussions – such as the contest over the Voice in Australia in 2023 – Hasluck found that works of fiction by entrants for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize [...]
Nicholas Hasluck – Former Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, author of numerous books, most recently Print and Prize – Travels in The Commonwealth Topic: Truth Telling and Post Colonial Critiques - Reflections on the Commonwealth Writers' Prize Date: Tuesday 28 May 2024 Time: 5.30 for 6pm Venue: The Sydney Institute, 47 Phillip Street, (between Bent [...]
Nicholas Hasluck has served as a Judge of the Supreme Court of Western Australia and as Chair of the Literature Board. Well-known as a writer, his latest work is Beyond the Equator: An Australian Memoir (Arcadia / Australian Scholarly Publishing) On Tuesday, 4 February 2020, Nicholas Hasluck addressed The Sydney Institute to discuss his latest [...]
SPEAKER: NICHOLAS HASLUCK (Former Supreme Court (WA) judge, novelist, poet & short story writer – most recently author of Beyond The Equator) DATE: Tuesday 4 February 2020 *Book from 22 January 2020** TIME: 5.30 for 6pm LIGHT REFRESHMENTS TOPIC: The Kangaroo Valley Set – Australians in Britain in The Sixties VENUE: The [...]
Click here to listen to podcast