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	Thomas E. Mann on Barack Obama
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	Climate change and energy security: Ross Garnaut, Robert Hill and Gillian Triggs
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	Obama's America: Globalisation headaches and protectionist impulses
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	Annabel Crabb with David Marr on the life and adventures of Malcolm Turnbull
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	Dealing with war crimes. Florian Westphal
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	Beneath the surface: the new Defence White Paper. Alan Dupont
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	The next 100 Years: A forecast for the 21st century. George Friedman
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	Innocent abroad: An account of US peace diplomacy in the Middle East. Martin Indyk
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SOCIETY

	The NT Intervention, two years on. Pat Anderson
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Climate change / Cultural change. Nobel Laureate Peter Doherty
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Ray Nagin, Mayor of New Orleans, in conversation with Phillip Adams
Sydney \| June 2009
	The suburb redeemed and the end of the quarter acre dream
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Why quantum theory cannot hurt you: Marcus Chown with Fred Watson
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	Health: Pandemics, rising costs and other challenges
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	Terms of engagement: Directions for new Indigenous leadership
Sydney \| June 2009
	Shooting Balibo. Tony Maniaty
Melbourne \| June 2009
	350: The most important number in the world. Bill McKibben
Sydney \| May 2009
	The science of bushfires and climate: David Karoly
Melbourne \| May 2009

CULTURE

	The rise of contemporary Chinese art. Chaired by Chris McAuliffe
Melbourne \| July 2009
	A conversation about Bastardy. Hosted by John Safran
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Rock'n'roll lives: Stephen Cummings and Don Walker in conversation
Sydney \| June 2009
	Launch: The Red Highway. Nicolas Rothwell, with introduction by David Marr
Sydney \| June 2009
	Listening to the 20th Century: Alex Ross with Ramona Koval
Sydney \| June 2009
	Catherine Deveny in conversation with Barry Jones
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Key Thinkers: Glyn Davis on Donald Horne
Melbourne \| June 2009
	Christos Tsiolkas talks about the influence of music on his writing
Sydney \| June 2009
	A Case of Exploding Mangoes: Mohammed Hanif in conversation
Sydney \| June 2009
	Behind the scenes: David Williamson
Sydney \| June 2009

COMING SOON

University of Melbourne Festival of Ideas, Adelaide Festival of Ideas, State of Design Festival, Sydney Writers' Festival (incl Don Walker, Stephen Cummings and more), Stuff White People Like's Christian Lander in conversation with Waleed Aly

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Climate change / Cultural change. Nobel Laureate Peter Doherty

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In this the Keynote Address for the inaugural Festival of Ideas at the University of Melbourne, Peter Doherty proposes that a broad-based and radical cultural shift is required in order to address the impending challenges brought by climate change. He heavily criticises the culture of denialism that is creeping back into Australian public discourse and suggests ways forward in bringing about the necessary cultural change.

Laureate Professor Peter Doherty is best known for winning the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1996.

Festival of Ideas, University of Melbourne, June 2009

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University of Melbourne

Duration: 22m 4s

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