 |
||||||||
|
||||||||
|
|
Bennelong Society Eighth Annual Conference
"The NT Emergency Response: appraisal and future"The Windsor Hotel Spring St, Melbourne [Click here for Conference Registration form] [Click here for additional information about costs] For bookings and further details, please contact Andy Poon at conference2008@bennelong.com.au Final ProgrammeThe NT Emergency Response: appraisal Gary Johns to chair; 2.00pm-3.30pm  Hon Mal Brough, former Commonwealth Minister for Indigenous AffairsHow it started Dr Sue Gordon AM, Chair NT Emergency Response TaskforceHow it developed Peter Howson to chair; 4.00pm-5.30pm Ms Miriam Rose Baumann AM , Member NT Emergency Response Taskforceand Mavis Malbunka, Vice President NTARIA Council HermannsburgHow it affected us Simon Kearney, journalist formerly of The AustralianReporting the intervention Keith Windschuttle to Hon Mal Brough
The NT Emergency Response: future Wesley Aird to chair; 9.00am-10.30am Hon Dr Gary Johns, President of the Bennelong SocietyAboriginal migration and viability of remote communities Warren Mundine AO, CEO NSW Native Title ServicesChanging the mind-set of the Aboriginal industry Des Moore to chair; 11.00am-12.30pm John Stone, former secretary to the Commonwealth Treasury and SenatorCDEP: A failure by any other name Professor Helen Hughes AO, Centre for Independent StudiesLocation and jobs: the real story Stephanie Jarrett to chair; 1.30pm-3.00pm Joseph and Maria Lane, Aboriginal educators South AustraliaHard Grind: the Making of an Urban Indigenous Population Stephen Iles, Formerly of the Cape York Institute, CairnsCape York: a mainstream perspective Anthony Dillon to chair; 3.15pm-4.45pm Alastair Milroy, CEO Australian Crime CommissionThe National Indigenous Violence and Child Abuse Intelligence Task Force Mike Lane, former Commonwealth public servant NTNorthern Territory "Areas Affected Moneys"---Regulation and Disclosure Nominations to Ray Evans by 9 pm Thursday 19 June 2008
|
Who Was Bennelong? The 25th of November 1789, almost two years after the landing of the First Fleet, was a remarkable day for Australia, just as it was equally remarkable for a certain individual who went by the name of Woollarawarre Bennelong.... [more] |
|