The Sydney Institute – The Sydney Institute is a privately funded …
The Sydney Institute – a no-nonsense, downtown venue for all credible points of view on Australian politics, history and culture. It leaves ideology at the door, and its podcasts …
Latest Media Watch Dog – The Sydney Institute
Nov 15, 2024 · GERARD HENDERSON’S MEDIA WATCH DOG ISSUE – NO. 707 15 November 2024 * * * * Stop Press – Linton Besser does not deny he is in line to host Media Watch in …
About Us - The Sydney Institute
The Sydney Institute is a privately funded not-for-profit current affairs forum encouraging debate and discussion. The Institute is genuinely pluralist and a wide and diverse range of views are …
Upcoming Functions - The Sydney Institute
5 days ago · The Sydney Institute. Matthew Levitt – What’s Iran up to in the Middle East? [ZOOM] 47 Phillip St, Sydney, NSW, 2000. REGISTER. 28 November. King & Wood Mallesons. The …
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Join the Sydney Institute and be part of the liveliest and fastest growing public forum in Australia. We offer a range of membership options which include access to functions, a subscription to …
Issue 707 - The Sydney Institute
Nov 15, 2024 · Conspiracy turned on the bombing of the Hilton Hotel in Sydney on 13 February 1978 – during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Regional Meeting. In the event, Evan …
Articles - The Sydney Institute
In addition to The Sydney Institute Quarterly and The Sydney Papers, The Sydney Institute’s directors also write many articles throughout the year. Here are the latest: GERARD …
The Sydney Papers Online – The Sydney Institute
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Speakers - The Sydney Institute
The Sydney Institute conducts more than 50 lectures, seminars and panel discussions each year. The following lists contain the past speakers at The Sydney Institute (in order of surname) and …
Issue 676 - The Sydney Institute
Apr 12, 2024 · Clearly the 2024 Sydney Writers Festival is only prepared to spend taxpayers’ money on left-of-centre talk fests which conservatives are not invited. It’s a bit like a secular …