Aaron Patrick & Parnell McGuinness – Australian Politics 2021
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AUSTRALIA – POLITICS 2021
At The Sydney Institute, on Wednesday 27 January 2021, as a second year of pandemic restrictions complicated Australian politics, Parnell McGuinness, columnist with The Australian Financial Review and communications strategist, joined Aaron Patrick, senior correspondent with The Australian Financial Review, to discuss where they saw the Australian political landscape heading as the nation and the world emerged [...]
AUSTRALIA – POLITICS 2021
AT THE SYDNEY INSTITUTE, ON WEDNESDAY 27 JANUARY 2021, FOLLOWING TALKS BY AARON PATRICK AND PARNELL MCGUINNESS ON “AUSTRALIAN POLITICS – 2021” - SYDNEY INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GERARD HENDERSON LED THEM IN DISCUSSION OF THE ISSUES RAISED. Gerard Henderson: Thanks for two very informative papers. Now, I follow Parnell's position, which I think is yours [...]
EMERGING FROM THE PANDEMIC: WHY IT WILL BE IMPORTANT TO MAKE THE MORAL CASE FOR POLICY REFORM
Parnell McGuinness a business owner, writer and communications strategist specialising in complex ideas and business-focused communications. She also fortnightly column for the Australian Financial Review on politics, economics, good ideas and great disasters. On 20 May 2020, Parnell McGuinness joined Adam Creighton, Economic editor at The Australian, in a discussion about the outlook both politically [...]
Australia’s Multiculturalism – Success or Not?
The idea of multiculturalism has always been connected to immigration in Australia, but is not necessarily that. Australians of both immigrant and indigenous heritage have embraced the idea of a multicultural Australia. But others see it as dividing people into ethnic sub-divisions where their Australian identity is muted. Parnell McGuinness is a writer and thought [...]
Australia’s Multiculturalism – Success or Not?
Speaker(s): Parnell McGuinness|Sev Ozdowski|Tim Soutphommasane Date: 2016-03-09 Venue: The Gallipoli Club, 12 Loftus Street (between Bridge Street & Alfred Street) Sydney Time: 5.00 for 5.30pm