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Our latest podcasts
Performing on the Margins
Reflections on a collaborative research project between an Indigenous Australian performer and a music researcher" by Katelyn Barney and Lexine Solomon. It is part of the Centre for Public Culture and Ideas Cultures of Popular Music Seminar Series.
Writing "My Reading Life"
Former NSW Premier Bob Carr shares his profound love of books and reading in this public lecture. He discussed his book My Reading Life which explores history, politics, international relations and the environment.
Culture and Leadership in Sustainable Business
Distinguished Professor Dexter Dunphy explores the challenges of organisational change in sustainable business, in his recent presentation for the Sustainability in Business Series 2008.