Manning Clark House Publications, Papers & Lectures

Books

• FOOD FOR THOUGHT AT MANNING CLARK HOUSE
  Edited by Sandy Forbes and Janet Reeves
  Publisher Manning Clark House, 2005. $20
• MAKING CANBERRA SUSTAINABLE
  Edited by Bryan Furnass, Sebastian Clark and Penny Ramsay, with an introduction by Bryan Furnass.
  Publisher Ginninderra Press 2005.
• MANNING CLARK ON GALLIPOLI.
  Publisher Melbourne University Press 2005.
  
• MANNING CLARK HOUSE REFLECTIONS
  by Trevor Creighton, Peter Freeman, Roslyn Russell
  Publisher Manning Clark House, 2002. $20
  
• MANNING CLARK BY SOME OF HIS STUDENTS
  Edited by Glen Tomasetti
  Publisher Manning Clark House, 2002. $15
• THE IDEAL OF ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE
  by Manning Clark.
  Edited by Dymphna Clark, David Headon and John Williams.  
  Publisher Melbourne University Press 2000.
• A SHORT HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA
  by Manning Clark.
  Publisher Penguin Books 1995.
• A SHORT HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA Illustrated edition
  by Manning Clark.
  Publisher Penguin Books 1992.
• A HISTORIAN'S APPRENTICESHIP
  by Manning Clark. 
  Publisher Melbourn University Press 1992.
• GOVERNOR IN NEW GUINEA
  by Albert Hahl.  
  Edited and translated by Peter G.Sack and Dymphna Clark.  
  Publisher Australian National University Press, Canberra 1980.
• HENRY LAWSON, THE MAN AND THE LEGEND
  by Manning Clark.  
  Publisher Melbourn University Press 1978.

Manning Clark Annual Lectures

• Burnside, Julian, 2008. Citizens’ rights and the rule of law in a civil society: not just yet
• Jones, Barry 2007. Restoring the Primacy of Reason – ‘Telling Truth to Power" in an Age of Fundamentalism.
• Brennan, Frank 2006. 5 R's for the Enlargers: Race, Religion, Respect, Rights and the Republic.
• Mackay, Hugh 2005. Social Disengagemen - breeding ground for fundamentalism.
• Sir Gustav Nossal 2004. Towards a fairer world: historic trednds in global health reform.
• Davis, Judy 2003. Fear: The Politics of Submission in Australian History.
• Keating, Paul J 2002. A Time for Reflection: Political Values in the Age of Distraction.
• Kirby, Michael 2001. Manning Clark, 'Bourgeois Democracy' and Strange Tales From Supreme Courts.
• Holmes à Court, Janet 2000. Why is History Important?

Dymphna Clark Annual Lectures

• Rubenstein, Kim. 2008. 'From Suffrage to Citizenship: A Republic of Equals'
• Sallis, Eva 2007. 'Australian dream; Australian nightmare - Some thoughts on Multiculturalism and Racism'
• Rubbo, Anna 2006. 'Make poverty history': Global Studio, the Millennium Development. Goals and some ideas that might make a difference'
• Bilson, Gay 2005.
• Lumby, Catharine 2004. The Role of Intellectuals in Public Debate.
• Clark, Katerina 2003. Identity in Diaspora; a case study of the refugees from fascism in the 1930's.
• Clark, Anna 2002. First Dymphna Clark Lecture.

Papers and Talks Listed by Author

Some papers are available only as hard copy. These papers can be obtained now by contacting Manning Clark House by email or fax and placing your order. Cost is $10 which includes postage within Australia.

• Acton, Prue 2008. Is it Beauty That Asks the Question?
• Allison, Lyn 2005. Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive?….or Good Planets Are Hard to Come By
  
• Ball, Desmond 2005. The probabilities of 'On the Beach'; Assessing 'Armageddon Scenarios' in the 21 ^st Century
• Bain, Simon. 2003. Are Animals a Resource or a Responsibility?
• Bearlin, Margaret 2005. Educating the Young for a World of Change
• Behrendt, Larissa 2008. Do Indigenous Australians Enjoy Full Citizen Rights Today?
• Blakers, Andrew 2005. Solar energy in the built environment
• Blaskow, Nikolai 2005. Can Humanism Survive A Cybernetic Society?
• Boyden, Stephen 2005. Science, ethics and the natural environment
• Brennan, Frank 2006. 5 R's for the Enlargers: Race, Religion, Respect, Rights and the Republic.
• Brennan, Frank 2007 Ethics and Morality: What makes a civil society?
• Brennan, Gerard 2006. The way to a Republic.
• Browning, George. 2008. What’s the future for Australian Citizenship?
• Bryant, Chris. 2003. 'Science Communication - Is Science too Hot to Handle?' Part 1.
• Carment,David 2004.  History, Identity and Politics.
• Castelo, Carmen. 2001. Seminar "Australia in Spain, 1936 - 1939". Introduction.
• Clark, Anna. 2002. Dymphna Clark Lecture.
• Clark, Axel. 2001. The Idea of a University: Enterprise or Academy.
• Clark, Dymphna. 1994. A Simple House - An interview with Dymphna Clark about 11 Tasmania Circle, Forrest, broadcasted on ABC radio circa 1994, and several times since.
• Clark, Andrew. 2000. Judah Waten national story-writing competition.
• Clark, Andrew. 2003. Living with the Clarks
• Clark, Katerina. 2003. The Annual Dymphna Clark Lecture
• Clark, Manning Lecture by Manning Clark
• Clark, Manning Lecture by Manning Clark to Moore Theological College, Newtown
• Clark, Sebastian. 2002. Mabo Day Monday 3 June 2002. Welcoming Remarks
• Clark, Tom. 2003. Grammatical socialism
• Clelland Gray, Pamela. 2003. Working in Canberra in the 21st Century
• Collins, Paul 2006 Consciousness and theology: the creation of Gods and myths in the human mind
• Costello, Tim 2004.  Daniel Mannix Lecture, October 14^th 2004 Melbourne University
• Cox, Eva. 2003. Our Population Our Future - People Issues
• Cullen, Peter 2005. Water Futures for Canberra: Moving Towards Sustainability?
• Cullen, Peter. 2000. Mutual Obligations - Making Partnerships Work in Resource Management.
• Curnow, Ric. 2006. Living in extremes
• Davidson, Iain 2006. In our own image [Power Point 12.2 MB]
• Davidson, Robyn 2006. The essence of northness
• Davies, Geoff 2005. Playing with Superfire - Misapplication of Technology to Complex Natural Systems
• Davies, Geoff 2006. New Science and Old Wisdom - Minds In and Of the World
• Denborough, Mike 2005. The nuclear arms race is madness: diagnosis and cure
• Denniss, Richard 2005. People and population - the challenge for sustainability
• Denniss, Richard. 2003. Our Population Our Future - Australia's affluence, consumption trends and indicators of progress
• Djerrkura, Gatjil. 2004. Speech by Gatjil Djerrkura to launch Mark McKenna's This Country: a Reconciled Republic?.
• Douglas, Bob 2005. People, Health and Wellbeing: Will we make the necessary value shifts in time?
• Ecksersley, Richard. 2003. Our Population Our Future - Meanings and values: their significance for progress and sustainability
• Eckersley, Richard. 2004.  Science, faith and values
• Eckersley, Richard . 2004.  Science and culture: changing how we see the world and our place in it
• Ellis, George 2006. From Stars to Brains Conference Dinner talk
• Ellis, George 2006. The Emerging Nature of Mind: Intellect, emotion, values: Some speculations and provocations [Power Point 3.2 MB]
• Fairbairn, Anne. 2005. Australian poet and bridge-builder glimpses behind the anger
• Fenner, Frank. 2005. Scientific Principles, Scientific Ethics and the Dangers for Survival of Homo sapiens
• Fenner, Frank. 2005. Letter to the Editor of 'The Canberra Times' following the symposium 'Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive? '
• Foran, Barney and Poldi Franzi. 2003.Our Population Our Future - Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Australias Population Options to 2050 and beyond
• Furnass, Bryan 2007. Environmental and climate change refugees
• Furnass, Bryan 2005 Micro- and macro-Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens survive?
• Garcia, John Andres. nd. The International Brigades and the Refugee Camps of the South of France
• Gillies, Malcolm 2004 Graduation Address to Arts and Music graduates, The University of Melbourne
• Georgiou, Petro 2008, The new Australian citizenship test – a template for national identity Transcript courtesy of A Just Australia
• Goldie, Jenny 2005. Canberra's population size in light of converging catastrophes
• Guest, Charles and Mackay, Katherine 2005. Health status, the healthcare sector and sustainability
• Green, David H. 2005 The Role of Science in Societies, including Ethics in Science and Ethical Responsibilities of Scientists
• Griffiths, Phil and Sue Harris. 2001. When two elephants fight, it is the grass which gets trampled.
• Gottschalk-Mazouz, Dr. Niels. 2003. Sustainability: Are we short on science or on willpower?
• Gray, Pamela Clelland.2004  Speaking Notes for Working in Canberra in the 21^st Century
• Haines, Simon. 2006 Simon Haines launches The Higher Self in Christopher Brennan's Poems by Katherine
  Barnes
• Haire, James and Ledger, Christine 2005. Theology, science and technology
• Hamilton, Clive 2005. Can humans survive automation?
• Headon, Dr David. 1999.  Alexis  De Tocoqueville  Democracy in  Australia  26 March 1999
• Headon, Dr David. 2008.  Wanted: Treasure-House of Nation’s Heart - The Search for an Australian Capital City, 1891-1908
• Hinde, Sarah 2005. Canberra: an ‘attractive, safe and efficient environment’...?
• Holt, Stephen. nd. From Manning to Manne: On Reading Robert Manne's The Barren Years.
• Hughes, John, 2006. Memory and Home Keynote Address presented in Perth on 1 September 2006
• Hunt Rosalyn, Lam Jacqueline, McKenzie Amy, Millard Ellen, Moran Jennifer, Ragg Louise, Swanson Amy, Sypek Scott 2005. Utilising peer groups: a road to action to enable sustainability and health
• Inglis, Amirah. nd. 2001.  Australians and the Spanish Civil War
• Irving, Helen. 2008. Citizenship
• Jones, Barry 2007. Restoring the Primacy of Reason – ‘Telling Truth to Power’ in an Age of Fundamentalism.
• Jones, Barry 2008. Can humanism survive in the 21st Century?
• Jordens, Ann-Mari. 2003. Our Population Our future - Belonging and exclusion: national identity and citizenship, immigration and multiculturalism.
• Jordens, Ann-Mari. 2006. A Museum of Indigenous Australia?.
• Kent, Bruce. nd. 1999.  Tocqueville, Marx and the Revolution of 1848: the Quest for a Universal Class
• Kevin, Tony 2005 The Origins of Hope
• Kevin, Tony 2007 Media and writing:. agenda-setting and searching for the truth
• Kinnear,Dr Pamela 2004.  Our Population  Our Future
• Lasry, Lex. 2005. Further thoughts
• Leovic, Rad. 2003. Our Population Our Future - Citizenship and multiculturalism: a political refugee's view
• MacKenzie, Andrew 2005. Sustainability is not really a local issue, but how we live is about sustainability?
• Madew, Romilly 2005. Making Canberra Sustainable - the construction and refurbishment of sustainable buildings
• Malouf, David 2006. Launch of the 2006 edition of Manning Clark's 'A Short History of Australia'
• Manne, David 2006 Boatloads of Extinguishment?
• Manne, David 2007 Post-Palmer reform of the Department of Immigration
• Marsden, Alex. 2003. A Fascinating Journey: Women and the Workforce in Canberra
• Matthews, Brian. 2006. Brian Matthews on writing
• McDonald, Peter. 2003. Our Population Our Future - Australia's demographic profile and prospects
• McKenna,Mark. 2006. Mark McKenna - our man in Copenhagen
• McKenna,Mark. 2004. This Country a Reconciled Republic?
• McKenna, Mark. 2003. The Need For A Reconciled Republic
• McMichael, Tony. 2003. Our Population, Our Future, What Sort of Country Do We Aspire To Be?
• McQueen,Humphrey. 2004. Presentation to the first of the 'Continuing the Great Conversations'
• Milburn, Gerard J. 2006. Is information processing a physical phenomenon?   [Power Point 1.2 MB]
• Milner, Anthony (2008) Citizenship, the global context
• Morton, Craddock (2008) The National Museum of Australia – have we got the Museum we deserve?
• Moses, Ingrid. 2008. Citizenship and “Australian Values”
• National Library of Aus.tralia (NLA). 2001. National Library of Australia Guide to the Papers of Manning Clark
• Neilson, Heather. 1999.  That irresistible revolution”: Democracy in America
• Nugent, Dr Maria. 2003  A fascinating journey -Women’s employment and professionalism in Australia.
• O’Connor, Mark 2006. Was the Universe meant to be interesting? The 'Invisible Links' some poets report
• Odgers, Brett. 2003. Our Population Our Future - Forward
• Poldi, Franzi and Foran, Barney. 2003. Our Population Our future - Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Australia's Population Options to 2050 and beyond.
• Poore, Megan. nd. From the presentation "Being Ceduna"
• Price, Keith 2005. Being Human, Computers and Science
• Pryor, Geoff 2005. A short perspective of sustainability Đ a conversation about communication
  Integration and caring for Canberra
• Reece, Bob 2005. You would have loved her for her lore: the letters of Daisy Bates
• Robinson, Peter 2006. Foundations of Visual Perception  [Power Point 7.8 MB]
• Rubbo, Anna 2006. 'Make poverty history': Global Studio, the Millennium Development. Goals and some ideas that might make a difference
• Ryan, Susan 2008. What's the future for Australian citizenship? A civil society and citizens' responsibilities
• Sallis, Eva 2007. 'Australian dream; Australian nightmare - Some thoughts on Multiculturalism and Racism'
• Sanderson, 2007. Redemption in reconciliation -The connection between indigenous health and national sustainability
• Sanderson, John 2008. Indigenous Rights The Right to Negotiate
• Schooneveldt, John 2005. Making Canberra sustainable: good ideas for future action
• Schwan, Lyn 2006. Building houses in Cambodia
  
• Southwood, Nic. 2003. The Ethics of Science and A Science of Ethics
• Stanhope, Jon 2005. Opening address to Making Canberra Sustainable Forum and Workshop
• Stocklmayer, Sue. 2003. 'Science Communication - Is Science too Hot to Handle?' Part 2
• Tatman, Lucy 2006. Religious Faith vs. Free Will and Biological Determinism
• Truswell, Elizabeth 2006. Art and the Developing Consciousness - Reviewing the Speculations
• Wareham, Sue (PhD) 2005. Can Scientists Halt the Technological Race to Nowhere?
• Warhurst, John 2007. Ethics and Morality in Parliamentary Democracy: But not in My Backyard?
• Warhurst, John. 2008. Second-Class Citizens: the Rights of Citizens in Small States and Territories
• Watchirs, Helen. 2008. Recent Challenges to Australian civil liberties and human rights
• Waterhouse, Dawn. 2004. 'Growing Up in Canberra'
• Watson, Louise. 2004. The total operating resources of Australian private schools in 2004.
• Williams, Clive. 2008. Points on Security and Human Rights
• Williams, John M. 1999. Bryce, Tocqueville, Clark and Australian Federation
• Wiltshire, David, 2006. Dark energy or cosmic complexity? (Link to Wiltshire's website) [Power Point 10 MB]

Papers and Talks Listed by Event

The seventh Canberra Weekend of Ideas
Australian Citizenship - is it really worth having?
29-30 March 2008

Recent Challenges to Australian civil liberties and human rights

• Stephen Blanks
• Dr Helen Watchirs
• Prof Clive Williams


Citizenship and "Australian values"
• Petro Georgiou MP
• Emeritus Prof Ingrid Moses
• Susan Harris Rimmer
• Asmi Wood


Do Indigenous Australians enjoy full citizenship rights today?

• Prof Larissa Behrendt
• Prof Mick Dodson
• Lt-Gen John Sanderson


Under a centralising government, what is the future for States' rights and the separation of powers between the Commonwealth and the States embodied in the Australian Constitution in 1901?

• Bruce Haigh
• Prof John Warhurst
• Prof George Williams


The global context of Australian citizenship in an interdependant and fluid world

• Dr Alison Broinowski
• Assoc Prof Helen Irving
• Prof Tony Milner


What's the future for Australian citizenship? A civil society and citizens' responsibilities

• Sharan Burrow
• Hon Susan Ryan
• Bishop George Browning
• Jack Waterford

Concluding Statement doc

The sixth Canberra Weekend of Ideas
a fair go for refugees?
MCH annual event, Canberra, 31 March - 1 April 2007

• Furnass, Bryan 2007. Environmental and climate change refugees
• Jones, Barry 2007. Restoring the Primacy of Reason – ‘Telling Truth to Power’ in an Age of Fundamentalism
• Sallis, Eva 2007. Australian dream; Australian nightmare - Some thoughts on Multiculturalism and Racism
• Warhurst, John 2007. Ethics and Morality in Parliamentary Democracy: But not in My Backyard?
• For other papers please refer to list of papers under speakers' names.

Perth Day of Ideas 2006

• Hughes, John, 2006. Memory and Home Keynote Address presented in Perth on 1 September 2006.

From Stars to Brains Pathways to consciousness in the natural world
MCH multidisciplinary conference in honor of Professor Paul Davies, Canberra, 20-21 June 2006

• Book of abstracts of conference presentations and biographic notes about speakers [PDF 4.5 MB]
  Other chapters include: Paul Davis - a short biography; conference rational and program; The search for life in the Universe by Paul Davis (paper and references) and list of books by Paul Davis.
• Berryman, Matthew 2006. Mathematic principles underlying genetic structures [PDF 372 Kb ]
• Berryman, Matthew 2006. Mathematic principles underlying genetic structures [Power Point 3.9 MB]
• Chalmers, David 2006. How Can We Construct a Science of Consciousness? (Link to Chalmers' website) [PDF, large file]
• Collins, Paul 2006. Consciousness and theology: the creation of Gods and myths in the human mind
• Davidson, Iain 2006. In our own image [Power Point 12.2 MB]
• Davies, Geoff 2006. New Science and Old Wisdom - Minds In and Of the World
• Ellis, George 2006. From Stars to Brains Conference Dinner talk
• Ellis, George 2006. The Emerging Nature of Mind: Intellect, emotion, values: Some speculations and provocations [Power Point 3.2 MB]
• Milburn, Gerard J. 2006. Is information processing a physical phenomenon?   [Power Point 1.2 MB]
• O’Connor, Mark 2006. Was the Universe meant to be interesting? The 'Invisible Links' some poets report
• Robinson, Peter 2006. Foundations of Visual Perception  [Power Point 7.8 MB]
• Truswell, Elizabeth 2006. Art and the Developing Consciousness - Reviewing the Speculations
• Tatman, Lucy 2006. Religious Faith vs. Free Will and Biological Determinism
• Wiltshire, David, 2006. Dark energy or cosmic complexity? (Link to Wiltshire's website) [Power Point 10 MB]

The fifth Canberra WEEKEND OF IDEAS shelter, house & home
MCH annual event, Canberra, 10, 11, 12 March 2006

• Make poverty history: Global Studio, the Millennium Development Goals and some ideas that might make a difference
  Fifth Dymphna Clark annual lecture Presented by Dr. Anna Rubbo
• Davidson, Robyn, 2006. The essence of northness
  
• Curnow Ric, 2006. Living in extremes
  

Making Canberra Sustainable
MCH Forum, Canberra, 17-18 October 2005

• Stanhope, Jon 2005. Opening address to Making Canberra Sustainable Forum and Workshop
• Blakers, Andrew 2005. Solar energy in the built environment
• Cullen, Peter 2005. Water Futures for Canberra: Moving Towards Sustainability?
• Denniss, Richard 2005. People and population - the challenge for sustainability
• Douglas, Bob 2005. People, Health and Wellbeing: Will we make the necessary value shifts in time?
• Goldie, Jenny 2005. Canberra's population size in light of converging catastrophes
• Guest, Charles and Mackay, Katherine 2005. Health status, the healthcare sector and sustainability
• Hinde, Sarah 2005. Canberra: an ‘attractive, safe and efficient environment’...?
• Hunt Rosalyn, Lam Jacqueline, McKenzie Amy, Millard Ellen, Moran Jennifer, Ragg Louise, Swanson Amy, Sypek Scott 2005. Utilising peer groups: a road to action to enable sustainability and health
• MacKenzie, Andrew 2005. Sustainability is not really a local issue, but how we live is about sustainability?
• Madew, Romilly 2005. Making Canberra Sustainable - the construction and refurbishment of sustainable buildings
• Pryor, Geoff 2005. A short perspective of sustainability - a conversation about communication
  Integration and caring for Canberra
• Schooneveldt, John 2005. Making Canberra sustainable: good ideas for future action

Science and Ethics: Can Homo Sapiens Survive?
MCH Conference, Canberra, 17-18 May 2005

Conference papres

• Fenner, Frank 2005 Keynote address: Scientific Principles, Scientific Ethics and the Dangers for Survival of Homo sapiens
• Allison, Lyn 2005. Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive?….or Good Planets Are Hard to Come By
  
• Ball, Desmond 2005. The probabilities of 'On the Beach'
  Assessing 'Armageddon Scenarios' in the 21 ^st Century
• Bearlin, Margaret 2005. Educating the Young for a World of Change
• Blaskow, Nikolai 2005. Can Humanism Survive A Cybernetic Society?
• Boyden, Stephen 2005. Science, ethics and the natural environment
• Davies, Geoff 2005. Playing with Superfire - Misapplication of Technology to Complex Natural Systems
• Denborough, Mike 2005. The nuclear arms race is madness: diagnosis and cure
• Furnass, Bryan 2005 Micro- and macro-Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens survive?
• Green, David H. 2005. The Role of Science in Societies, including Ethics in Science and Ethical Responsibilities of Scientists
• Haire, James and Ledger, Christine 2005. Theology, science and technology
• Hamilton, Clive 2005 Can humans survive automation?
• Kevin, Tony 2005. The Origins of Hope
• Price, Keith 2005. Being Human, Computers and Science
• Wareham, Sue 2005. Can Scientists Halt the Technological Race to Nowhere?

Related publications
• Fenner, Frank 2005. Letter to the Editor of 'The Canberra Times' following the symposium 'Science and Ethics: Can Homo sapiens Survive? '
• Booklet with conference program, abstracts of papers and information about speakers and chairpersons [ PDF 330 kb]
• Conference Program [ PDF 352 kb]

What are the health challenges facing Australia?
National Foundation for Australian Women in conjunction with Manning Clark House Workshop, Canberra, 27 April 2005

• Record of proceedings and list of participants
• Selected papers [ WORD 776 kb]

Reinvigorating Australia Public/private balance in health and education
MCH Conference, October 2004

• Connors,Lyndsay. October 27, 2004. Public/private balance in health and education
• Harris, Tony. October 27, 2004.Public/private balance in health and education
• To what extent should the Government subsidise the private sector, and what should users contribute?
• Vickers, Margaret. October 9-10, 2004. Comprehensiveness, segregation, and social responsibility
• Vickers, Margaret. Comprehensive Secondary Schools: A comparative perspective
• Webster, Ian, W. 27^th October 2004. Futures in Health

Perth Day of Ideas 2004

• Carnley, Dr  Peter AO,2004. Day of  ideas, East Perth on Friday 2 July  2004.

Perth Day of Ideas 2003

• Gaynor, Dr Andrea. Saturday 2^nd August 2003.  Moving forward in a time of fear
• Ms Chaney Angela.. Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Donovan,Professor. Robert on Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Robson, Professor Alan. Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Clark,Ms Anna.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Clark,Ms Anna.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Chaney,Hon Fred.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Creed,Ms Helen.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Grandage, Mr Iain.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Hon. Julie Bishop, MP.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Donovan,Professor Robert.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• White,Ms Terri-ann.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Hon Justice Robert Nicholson AO.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Seares,Professor Margaret.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Flett.,Dr Penny.  Saturday 2^nd August 2003. Moving forward in a time of fear
• Complexity and Opportunity - Overcoming Fear to Build a Sustainable Future
• Programme-Moving forward in a time of fear

Our Population Our Future
MCH Conference, 2003

• Our Population Our Future. 2003. Agenda and Speakers

Australia In Spain, 1936 - 1939
Conference at MCH, 2001

• Seminar Program
• Castelo, Carmen. 2001. Seminar "Australia in Spain, 1936 - 1939". Introduction.
• Inglis, Amirah. nd. 2001.  Australians and the Spanish Civil War
• Garcia, John Andres. nd. The International Brigades and the Refugee Camps of the South of France