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TUE 10 NOVEMBER 2026

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Jafar Jalili on "The Role of the Sacred in a Nation’s Polity (when nothing is sacred, everything becomes negotiable)”

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The US mid term elections - the most consequential in US History
Michael Ondaatje

Michael Ondaatje

GUEST SPEAKER
Social Impact Assessment in practice:
What works, what gets in the way, and what could improve?
Marcus Curcija

Marcus Curcija

GUEST SPEAKER
Michael Cope of Qld Council of Civil Liberties on "The new hate speech laws - how should we think about them?”
Michael Cope

Michael Cope

GUEST SPEAKER
Ted Hennicke on "The Meaning and Causes of Irrationality”
Ted Hennicke

Ted Hennicke

GUEST SPEAKER
Information warfare in a post-truth world
Matthew Sussex

Matthew Sussex

GUEST SPEAKER
What do global data visualisations tell us about low-carbon electricity generation?
Timothy Florin

Timothy Florin

GUEST SPEAKER
Sophia Arkinstall on 'What's going on with AI?"
Sophia Arkinstall

Sophia Arkinstall

GUEST SPEAKER
Simon Denny replies to Jillian Spencer’s comments on the affirmation model for the management of adolescents with gender dysphoria
Simon Denny

Simon Denny

GUEST SPEAKER
Why Study the Universe?
Tamara Davis

Tamara Davis

Jewish Identity and Antisemitism

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GUEST SPEAKER
John Lott on “Crimes, guns and misinformation in Australia”
Dr. John R. Lott Jr.

Dr. John R. Lott Jr.

GUEST SPEAKER
Nicholas Carah on “AI slopworld”: how and why did digital platforms create a new form of automation that is fuelling an era of cultural and consumer 'slop'. And what can we do about it?
Nicholas Carah

Nicholas Carah

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