POLITICS
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Marcia Langton and Clare Martin debate the NT intervention |
| Melbourne | September 2008 | |
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Tim Costello on the politics of aid and development (and global warming) |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Paul Keating on the changes to the Australian economy, 1980-2008 |
| Sydney | August 2008 | |
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The Commonwealth, the Courts and the Constitution: David Bennett QC. ANU |
| Canberra | August 2008 | |
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The Future of the Liberal Party: Robert Manne and Tony Abbott. Sydney Writers' Festival |
| Sydney | July 2008 | |
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Norman Abjorensen: Political Reflections on the Federal Experiment. ANU |
| Canberra | July 2008 | |
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Ross Garnaut on the costs and benefits of climate change mitigation. ANU |
| Canberra | June 2008 | |
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Michael Wesley on risk, uncertainty and the future of national security. ANU |
| Canberra | May 2008 | |
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Dear Mr Rudd: Parliament. Harry Evans and Robert Manne |
| Melbourne | April 2008 | |
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Dear Mr Rudd: Climate Change. Clive Hamilton and Robert Manne |
| Melbourne | March 2008 | |
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SOCIETY
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Sir Gustav Nossal: The Fifty Year Revolution in Global Public Health |
| Sydney | September 2008 | |
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Clive Hamilton on The Freedom Paradox |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Christopher Kremmer on Greed. Sydney PEN Voices: 3 Writers Project |
| Sydney | August 2008 | |
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Population and Water: An Australian Dilemma: Graeme Hugo. ANU |
| Canberra | August 2008 | |
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Deborah Rose on indigenous and Western understandings of nature. ACU National |
| Melbourne | June 2008 | |
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Clive Hamilton: Consumerism, Self-Creation and Prospects for a New Ecological Consciousness |
| Melbourne | June 2008 | |
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Raimond Gaita on the significance of the human in relation to nature. ACU National |
| Melbourne | June 2008 | |
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Journalism: David Marr and Gideon Haigh in conversation. Adelaide Writers' Week |
| Adelaide | March 2008 | |
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Sport: A panel discussion with William McInnes, Gideon Haigh and John Harms |
| Adelaide | March 2008 | |
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Dear Mr Rudd: Families. Anne Manne and Jill Singer |
| Melbourne | April 2008 | |
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CULTURE
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David Sedaris, Don Watson and David Rakoff: What's Funny about America? |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Geoffrey Blainey and James Boyce: History is but a fable agreed upon |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Alex Miller and David Malouf: Readings and Conversation. Mildura Writers' Festival |
| Mildura | August 2008 | |
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Mark Hartley in conversation with Tom Ryan about Not Quite Hollywood |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Barrie Kosky on making theatre in Europe and Australia. Brisbane Festival |
| Brisbane | August 2008 | |
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Dollar Dreaming: NY Times critic Ben Genocchio on the Aboriginal art world |
| Melbourne | August 2008 | |
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Alice Pung, on Unpolished Gem. Mildura Writers' Festival |
| August 2008 | |
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Les Murray, Sarah Day, Anthony Lawrence: Poets Reading. Mildura Writers' Festival |
| Mildura | August 2008 | |
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David Malouf on Australian culture and writing. Mildura Writers' Festival |
| Mildura | July 2008 | |
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Nam Le in conversation with Cate Kennedy about The Boat |
| Melbourne | July 2008 | |
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COMING SOON
More from the Melbourne Writers Festival: including Germaine Greer, Paul Keating, Philip Gourevitch, Philippe Sands and Anna Funder
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