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Tue 1 Apr 2025
PRIVATE
Science and Modernity. Single, double and triple blind trials and why they matter.
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Anthony Bishop

Anthony Bishop

SPEAKER
Wed 13 Nov 2024
PUBLIC
A Big Dialogue: The State of the Arts in The Lucky Country - Who Cares? Why Bother?
PAST
Kelly Burke

Kelly Burke

SPEAKER
Wed 2 Oct 2024
PUBLIC
A BIG DIALOGUE, GEN Z EDITION -Should Under-16s Be Banned From Social Media?
PAST
Peter Greste

Peter Greste

SPEAKER
Tue 13 Aug 2024
PRIVATE
Margaret Cook on Brisbane: A River with a City Problem
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Margaret Cook

Margaret Cook

SPEAKER
Tue 04 Mar 2025
PRIVATE
What factors determined the Australian character of 2025 and what are the influences that will shape it for the future
PAST
Roland (Roly) Sussex OAM

Roland (Roly) Sussex OAM

SPEAKER
Tue 12 Nov 2024
PRIVATE
John Humphreys Discussing Falling Global Fertility
PAST
John Humphreys

John Humphreys

SPEAKER
Wed 18 Sep 2024
PUBLIC
A BIG DIALOGUE IN MELBOURNE:
Energy Transition - What *Can* We Agree On?
PAST
Anthea Hancocks

Anthea Hancocks

SPEAKER
Tue 2 Jul 2024
PRIVATE
Charles Gilks on "How will we (should we) deal with the next Pandemic". What have we learnt?
PAST
Charles Gilks

Charles Gilks

SPEAKER
Tue 04 Feb 2025
PRIVATE
What does it mean to be an Australian
PAST
Michael Ondaatje

Michael Ondaatje

SPEAKER
Tue 8 Oct 2024
PRIVATE
What is the National Conservative Movement and What does it Mean for Australia
PAST
Dan Ryan

Dan Ryan

SPEAKER
Tue 3 Sep 2024
PRIVATE
Paul Granville on Researching Local History
PAST
Paul Granville

Paul Granville

SPEAKER
Tue 4 Jun 2024
PRIVATE
Shane Satterley on terrorism, religious extremism and radicalisation in Australia
PAST
Shane Satterley

Shane Satterley

SPEAKER

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