In an age of existential threats for Australia and the world, what does society need from companies and how should companies respond? Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has a leading role...
When institutions fail or protect themselves, the consequences are rarely shared equally. In this extended roundtable, Ainslie Harvey, Tracey Holmes, Ee Ling Quah, and Diana Thorp examine how power operates...
In very different places and circumstances, Clever Men by Martin Thomas and Strange New World by Nadia Wheatley begin at moments of supposed benevolence: a grand scientific expedition to Arnhem...
What does diplomacy really look like behind closed doors? The former Foreign Minister and three former diplomats lift the veil on the pressures, responsibilities and moral complexities of representing Australia...
Throughout history, queer people have struggled for equal rights and recognition. Trans rights are currently under siege globally, with gay and lesbian rights in peril throughout history. Human rights lawyer...
No One Knows Their Destiny by Tonia Eckfeld, tells the story of the ‘Dunera boy’ brothers Reinhold and Waldemar Eckfeld from Kristallnacht in Vienna to V-E Day in Melbourne. Newly...
Join us for the Brisbane launch of The Curious Diplomat by Lachlan Strahan. Lachlan will be joined in conversation by Peter Varghese AO, former Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade....
John Boyne, Barry Jones and Sally Rippin with Inala Cooper Our Festival kicks off with an acknowledgement of World Book Day and a discussion about the role of books in our lives, and importance of book-connected activities, discussions and...
This session is via video link with John Lyons joining us from Washington DC.
Nadia Wheatley with Jane Sullivan Award-wining author Nadia Wheatley’s career spans 40 years and includes some fine biographies and non-fiction works, including books include The Life and Myth of Charmian Clift (2001), Her...
Bob Brown, Tom McIlroy and Marian Wilkinson with Jo Dyer Our esteemed panel - former Greens leader Bob Brown, Guardian political editor Tom McIlroy and Walkley Award-winning journalist Marian Wilkinson - discuss.
Elizabeth Finkel, Jane Montgomery Griffiths and Sean Scalmer with Inala Cooper In recent times, technology, sciences and technical skills have been deeply connected with jobs for the future, while humanities...
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