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Monthly on the third Wednesday at 7:00pm
A monthly online digital book club. This month join author David Allan-Petale in conversation with bestselling author Genevieve Gannon to discuss her family drama ‘The Gifted Son’.
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We know the world needs to change – but what do we do about it, and how can young people make their voice heard? Whether it’s climate action, mental health or trans rights – whatever your passion, this session offers a crash course in advocacy, activism and how to bring about the change you want to see in the world.
SMaRT technologies and MICROfactories creating products from waste
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We can start a new ‘green materials’ revolution and advance Australian manufacturing, be more sustainable and create new jobs. Professor Veena Sahajwalla explores how we can take so called “end of life” waste products and reform them into materials for remanufacturing.
In Conversation with Dr Yumiko Kadota and Dr Jenny Brockis
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'Burnout' we know the affliction has long existed in society, but why is it getting worse? Dr Yumiko Kadota and Dr Jenny Brockis provided lived experiences and detailed research in their writings into the condition. They join together for an honest and open in conversation.
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Explore the impact of culture, recycling and the circular economy on Australian fashion. What happens when the fashionistas buck the trends, go out on their own and focus on sustainable futures?
The Future of the Yindjibarndi and the Pilbara
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How did the Yindjibarndi people, the traditional custodians of land rich in iron-ore deposits, take down a multi-billion dollar mining company? And what will happen next? Join us in hearing from Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation CEO, Michael Woodley, and Paul Cleary, journalist and best-selling author of the book Title Fight.
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As a journalist Tom Tilley has probed for truth in all areas of society, now he’s revealing his own. Born into a Pentecostal sect, Tom began to doubt its most sacred belief. Honesty came with a devastating cost, but this life affirming story offers hope for anyone questioning the truth in their own life.
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Join us for a frank and honest discussion about aging in today’s world, staying visible and being heard. We all get older (or at least we aim to), but what does that mean in terms of working, living, environment, artists and societal expectations?
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What does a good death look like? Should we plan our own deaths? And how do current issues like the global pandemic, loneliness, and inequality influence the ways we die and cope with loss? Hear from a panel of ‘death experts’, facilitated by palliative care advocate Rita Alfred-Saggar.
What Stands in the Way of Gender Equity?
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Back in 2006, Australia stood 15th in the World Economic Forum’s Gender Gap Report, which ranks countries based on gender equality. By 2021 we slipped down to 50th. Join us for a provocative discussion on what it’ll take to reach gender parity in the next thirty years.
What Are We Investing In?
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Kado Muir presents an alternative perspective on what constitutes 'wealth', how it might better be created and how ancient future investment might better inform the health of our economy; for the long run, for all Australians, and in "the best interests of the State".
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From the comfort of your own home, join us for a conversation with award-winning children's book artist and illustrator Frané Lessac.