The Sydney Papers Online (Iss. 30-39) – The Sydney Institute

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'Issue #39'-Sydney Papers Online
Brendan O’Connor
Conrad Hackett
David Moore
Eran Lerman
Janet Fife-Yeomans
Jennifer Hewett
Judith Brett
Kevin Andrews
Louise Clegg
Martin Ferguson
Mathias Cormann
Michael McCormack
Peter Kurti
Ruth Powell
Wal Walker

Remembering Alfred Deakin

20170905

Identity and the Politics of Place- Why Australia Is on the Road to Somewhere

20170830

Policies for Opportunity VS Politics of Envy

20170823

Identity, Tolerance, and the Politics of Place

20170823

Israel in a Changing Middle East

20170814

Australia’s Workplace Relations Framework: The Case for Reform

20170808

Australia’s Workplace Relations Framework: The Case for Reform

20170808

Why Muslims are the World’s Fastest-growing Religious Group

20170807

A Changing Australian Religious Landscape

20170807

The Changing Face of the Labour Market: Where to From Here?

20170802

Money, Men and Depression- “Red” Ted Theodore

20170731

Joseph Lyons and the Management of Debt

20170731

Australia: A Small Business Success

20170726

Lessons in Terror: the Lindt Café Siege and Brighton Attack

20170725

Jane and D’Arcy: Fact and Fiction

20170718

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Andrew Sempell
Bruce Ballantine-Jones
Colin Mendelsohn
David Marr
Joyce Morgan
Karen Straughan
Mark Di Stefano
Michael Kirby
Nikki Gemmell
Patrick Morgan
Sharri Markson
Tanya Plibersek
Tracey Spicer

Inside Sydney- A Response

Why Marriage Is Too Risky For Men

How Victoria Differs from New South Wales and Tasmania – AN Historical Case Study

Low Wage Growth Risks Australia’s Future Prosperity

Ways Forward for Women in the Workplace

Pauline Hanson: One Nation & The Politics of Race

03-05-2017

Sydney’s Anglicans

E-Cigarettes. Threat Or Opportunity?

Martin Sharp: Taking On The Establishment

Family Ties & Euthanasia- The Modern Dilemma

The Federal Budget 2017- Two Views

Federal Budget 2017- Two Views

Beyond the Tragedy of Otto Warmbier

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Andrew Constance
Barbara Arrowsmith Young
Bettina Arndt
Jatinder Mann
Joe Hockey
Josh Frydenberg
Leonard Harlan
Malcolm Turnbull
Michaelia Cash
Muhammad Yunus
Neil McDonald
Rebecca Huntley
Stan Grant
Stephen Walmsley
Tanveer Ahmed
Tony Hill
Troy Bramston

Can Wealth Concentration be Stopped?

03/04/2017

Disruption Goes Mainstream: Report From America

30/03/2017

Donald Trump and the Trump Phenomenon – An Update

20/03/2017

A Personal Journey Into the World of the Brain

15/03/2017

Is Good Government Enough?

09/03/2017

Wilmot Verses Blamey

01/03/2017

Australian War Reporters- John Hinde, Chester Wilmot and More Besides

01/03/2017

The State of the Nation- Breakdown or Happiness?

22/02/2017

The State of the Nation – Breakdown or Happiness?

22/02/2017

Ensuring Energy Security and Affordability, as we Transition to a Lower Emissions Future

20/02/2017

Labor Icons- Lionel Murphy

15/02/2017

Paul Keating: The Big Picture Leader

15/02/2017

The Search for a New National Identity: The Rise of Multiculturalism in Canada and Australia

13/02/2017

The Australian Dream: Blood, History and Becoming

08/02/2017

The Red Pill – The Movie About Men’s Lives that Gender Warriors Didn’t Want You to See

31/01/2017

Fighting For the Forgotten People: 75 Years On

05/04/2017

Keynote Address at The Sydney Institute’s 2017 Annual Dinner

06/04/2017

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Alan Tudge
Barry Spurr
Chris Mitchell
David Pryce-Jones
David Van Gend
Jeremy Hearder
John Blaxland
Judith Pugh
Julia Baird
Julie McCrossin
Karen Lamb
Karen Middleton
Matt Canavan
Miranda Devine
Mitch Fifield
Nicholas Hasluck

Victoria’s Secrets

Australia’s Secret Cold War

Sir James Plimsoll – Man for All Seasons

Married With Children

The Injustice Of Marriage Equality

Thea Astley – Iconic Australian Writer and Reluctant Feminist

Putting a Price on Australia’s Resources

Sir Paul Hasluck And The Menzies Era

The NBN and Media Regulation – Reshaping the Future

Welfare Reform – Reducing Dependency and Setting Higher Expectations

Robert Menzies and the Visual Arts

Making Headlines

Politics and the English Language: an Introduction to Professor Barry Spurr

Politics And Language

Telling it Straight: Behind the Albo Bio

From Closed Circle to Fault Lines – A Life

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Aaron Patrick
Angus Taylor
Caroline Overington
David Thodey
Gabrielle Upton
Henry Ergas
Ian Hancock
Ida Lichter
Mathias Cormann
Matt Bai
Michael Pembroke
Paul Fletcher
Rachel Landers
Simon Henderson
Suzanne Falkiner
Tom Tugendhat
William Coleman

The Hilton Bombing – Unravelling The Mysteries

Why Music Matters

The 2016 Election: A Reflection

Tom Hughes QC – Many Sides to A Character

Randolph Stow’s Politics

Britain: After David Cameron, Brexit And The Chilcot Report

Jobs, Growth And The Importance Of Living Within Our Means

The Saudi Arabia/Iran Conflict

Justice Must Serve

Clinton v Trump: American Politics as Reality Television

Planet Australia

Science Down Under In The Age Of Disruptive Technology, Innovation And Uncertainty

The 2016 Election: A Reflection

Why The Democratic Deficit In The NSW Liberals Must Be Fixed

Australian Exceptionalism

The Challenge Of Funding Australia’s Road System

Australia’s Strategic Origins In The South Pacific And Its Future In East Asia

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Aaron Patrick
Caroline Overington
Fred Nile
Julian Leeser
Louise Evans
Meg Keneally
Michael Danby
Richard Di Natale
Ross Fitzgerald
Sarah Ferguson
Shireen Morris
Thomas Keneally
Vicken Babkenian

A Practical, Constitutional Promise to do Things with Aborigines, Not to Them

The Killing Season – Behind The Scenes In The Rudd/Gillard Contest

Election Score At Half Time – The Players, The Stumbles, The Issues

Armenia, Australia And The Great War

Indigenous Recognition – A Conservative Answer

Election Score At Half Time– The Players, The Stumbles, The Issues

The New Economy: More Than Just A Slogan

Green Party Liberal Deal 2016: A Permanent Shift In Australian Politics

The 2016 Australian Federal Election – The Christian Democratic Party

The 2016 Federal Election – The Australian Sex Party

Passage To Pusan – The Impact Of The Korean And Vietnam Wars On An Australian Family

Australian Crime And History

Australian History And Crime – The Soldier’s Curse

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Alice Grundy
Anthony Albanese
Babette Smith
Chris Kenny
David Marr
Efraim Inbar
Gabrielle Trainor
Geraldine Doogue
Gerard Henderson
Gladys Berejiklian
John Fraser
Josh Frydenberg
Margaret Somerville
Oleh Butchatsky
Parnell McGuinness
Ross Fitzgerald
Sev Ozdowski
Tim Soutphommasane

The Budget – Some Context

Israel’s Politics Today

The Fantasy, The Reality, The Aftermath – One Australian’s Obsession With Paris

Why, Oh Why, Do We Love Paris?

S.T. Gill – Respectable Colonial Painter Or Convict Forger?

Modern Government: Less Can Be More

Australia’s Multiculturalism – Success or Not?

Australia’s Multiculturalism – Success or Not?

A New Agenda For Australian Cities

Aussie Rules & Heartfelt Moments

Aussie Rules & Heartfelt Moments

Opportunities And Challenges In Australia’s Resources And Energy Sectors

Birds on an Ethics Wire – Battles About Values in the Culture Wars

The Art of Argument

Aussie Rules & Heartfelt Moments

Australia’s Multiculturalism – Success or Not?

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Anne Tiernan
Anne Twomey
Campbell Newman
Gavin King
Gerard Henderson
Glenda Korporaal
Jill Margo
John Howard
John Nethercote
Mark Tedeschi
Mathias Cormann
Michael Sexton
Michael Wesley
Paul Kelly
Richard Marles
Stephen Conroy
Suzanne Falkiner

Marion Mahony and Walter Burley Griffin: The Canberra Story

Lessons from Prime Ministers’ Chiefs of Staff

“Can Do” – The Campbell Newman Story

Heading in the Right Direction: Much More Work to Do

Kidnapping for Ransom – The Graeme Thorne Tragedy

Building Life After 70 – Frank Lowy’s Story

Defending Australia’s National Interests in a Changing World

Tragedy and Scandal – Mrs Mort, Eugenia and the Courts

1975 – Myths Revisited

Canberra Knights: The Rise and Fall of the Public Service Mandarins

Remembering The Dismissal

Fear and Greed – Australia and the Rise of Asia

Remembering The Dismissal

The Dismissal- Different Views

Offshore Processing: The Way Forward

On the Edges of History

“Can Do” – The Campbell Newman Story

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Bassem Eid
Chris Bowen
David Uren
Gerard Henderson
Greg Sheridan
Kate Carnell
Latika Bourke
Louise Adler
Malcolm Turnbull
Marise Payne
Mark Leibler
Paul Davey
Sadanand Dhume
Samuel Tadros
Tony Abbott

Launch of Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man

Magna Carta and the Rule of Law in the Digital Age

The “Joh for Canberra” Political Drama – what really happened?

Delivering the best service – Addressing family and domestic violence

Narendra Modi At The Crossroads: Will The Indian PM Fulfil His Potential?

Restoring Australia’s Competitiveness

Divided Palestinians – The Consequences

Launch of Santamaria – A Most Unusual Man

Launch of Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man

The Future for Christians in the Middle East

Launch of Santamaria: A Most Unusual Man by Gerard Henderson

Remembering B.A. Santamaria (1915-1998): Ten Myths Demolished

Australia’s Top 12 Treasurers

From India With Love

Australians and Foreign Investment

My Misguided Youth: With Tony Abbott, Bob Carr And Many More

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Andrew Penn
Anna Bligh
Anya Poukchanski
Bartholomaeus Zielinski
Bruce Billson
Chris Kenny
Dimitri Burshtein
Frank Brennan
Geoffrey Blainey
Helen Trinca
Hugh Harley
James Curran
Jeffrey Grey
Jennifer Hewett
Judith Sloan
Julie Bishop
Mark Lennon
Megan Davis
Mike Baird
Peter Coleman
Rebecca Huntley
Ross Fitzgerald
Sam Lipski
Scott Morrison
Sean Edwards
Tim Wilson

Reflections On Leadership, Love And Survival

Address to 2015 Annual Dinner, Sydney Institute

THE UNTOLD STORY OF AUSTRALIA AND THE SOVIET JEWS 1959-1989

SMALL BUSINESS AFTER THE 2015 BUDGET

CONSTITUTIONAL RECOGNITION FOR INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIA

UNHOLY FURY: WHITLAM AND NIXON AT WAR

INTRODUCTION TO THE HON JULIE BISHOP

THE LEGACY OF THE MAGNA CARTA

THE ORIGINS AND IMPACT OF MAGNA CARTA

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DOWN UNDER – WHERE TO NEXT?

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DOWN UNDER – WHERE TO FROM HERE?

THE ABBOTT GOVERNMENT – A MID-TERM REPORT

THE ABBOTT GOVERNMENT – A MID-TERM REPORT

THE ABBOTT GOVERNMENT – A MID-TERM REPORT

THE ABBOTT GOVERNMENT – A MID-TERM REPORT

THE BANDAR LOG – A LABOR STORY OF THE 1950s

MEMOIRS OF A SLOW LEARNER

POLITICAL FICTION AND NON-FICTION – ALAN REID’S THE BANDAR LOG

The Legacy Of The Magna Carta – 800 Hundred Years On

No Small Change

The Rise And Fall Of Ancient Australia

Vote Of Thanks To The Hon Julie Bishop MP

The War With The Ottoman Empire: A Century Perspective

A Square Deal For Families And Young Australians

The Nuclear Opportunity

The Outbreak Of The Great War In The Pacific: Germany Vs The Allies

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