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Presenter(s):Mr Hakan Akyol, Director of Community Participation the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs and Social Cohesion Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus. 05 Jul Reimagining Antarctic Gateway Cities An international panel of experts explore what it means to be an “Antarctic City” Presenter(s):Juan Francisco SalazarTim ShortChloë DearElias BarticevicGabriela Roldan Public Forum Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Hobart 22 Jun Sharing Hobart: Managing the rise of Airbnb Join us to discuss what sharing platforms like Airbnb and Stayz might mean for traditional operators and tourism standards, for Hobart’s neighbourhoods and for renters. Presenter(s):Dr Anne Hardy, University of TasmaniaLuke Martin, Tourism Industry Council of TasmaniaProfessor Peter Phibbs, University of SydneyHuw Phillips, AirbnbMC: Professor Richard Eccleston, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart and Launceston 16 Jun Dark Mofo: On Censorship With calls from the radical left to censure works of art deemed inappropriate, offensive, damaging, what of censorship today? Presenter(s):Mike Parr, artistSean Dockray, artistGreg Barns, Australian Lawyers Alliance Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street 15 Jun Smart Launceston: Using technology to create a more prosperous and vibrant city How the Launceston community can capitalise on integrated smart technology and data to become a city of the future. Presenter(s):Mr Brook Dixon, Delos DeltaMs Liz Frankham, tourism, arts and business development consultantDr Gary McDarby, Enterprize TasmaniaProfessor Richard Eccleston, Institute for the Study of Social Change Public Forum Launceston Enterprize, Paterson Street, Launceston 10 Jun Dark Mofo: On the Void Our thinkers each in their own way offer up a meditation on the potential of listening again, listening deeper. The results of which have very real consequences for our existence. Presenter(s):Chris Levine, international artistRainer Jozeps, Our Cat HerderDr Lucia McCallum, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street 09 Jun Dark Mofo: On Stealth Speakers engage with stealth as a practice of life as part of this series during Dark Mofo. Presenter(s):Saul Eslake, University of TasmaniaDr Alysia Bennett, Monash UniversityThe Right Reverand Dr Richard Condie, Anglican Church of TasmaniaMC: Ryk Goddard, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street 08 Jun Investing in Australia’s Future: The promises and pitfalls of the ‘Investment’ approach to welfare An interactive discussion about the promises and pitfalls of investment approaches to welfare. Presenter(s):Michael FletcherKym GoodesProfessor Shelley Mallett Public Forum Sandy Bay Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus 19 May Inveresk Design Forum | Terroir - Scott Balmforth Alumnus Scott Balmforth will discuss the development of design ideas and practice methods through a range of local and international projects. Presenter(s):Robert Morris-Nunn Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus 17 May Supporting Democracy in Tasmania: Restoring the House of Assembly Should the number of seats in the Tasmanian House of Assembly be increased before the next state election? Presenter(s):The Honourable Jim Wilkinson MLCMichael Bailey, TCCIDr Tom Baxter, University of TasmaniaAssociate Professor Peter Chapman, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Alan Bray Room, University Club, Dobson Road, Sandy Bay 16 May Pint of Science - Is the future falling apart? WE'RE DOOMED! Or are we? Don't ask me, ask a scientist. Climate change researcher Will Hobbs and neuroscientist Lila Landowski are here to set the record straight. Presenter(s):Dr Lila Landowski, University of TasmaniaDr Will Hobbs, Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre Public Forum Hobart Republic Bar & Cafe, 299 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart 12 May Inveresk Design Forum | Megan Baynes Megan's work is typified by a sensitivity to, and preoccupation with, the superlative Tasmanian landscapes. Presenter(s):Megan Baynes Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus 09 May Making a Mark: The AFLW in review The inaugural season of the Australian Football League Women's competition has now finished. Join us as we look back over the premier AFLW season, its highlights, successes and limitations, and the prospects for the future. Presenter(s):MC: Dr Verity Cleland, Menzies Institute for Medical ResearchProfessor Catherine Palmer, University of TasmaniaSarah Gillman, Womensport and Recreation Tasmania (WSRT)Linsey Da Costa, AFL Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus 05 May Inveresk Design Forum | Robert Morris-Nunn Robert will discuss the practice’s evolutionary journey with floating buildings, along with other project that they are currently, and explain the logic of how these projects are intrinsically different from traditional ‘land based’ architecture. Presenter(s):Robert Morris-Nunn Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus 04 May Inveresk Design Forum | Circa Morris-Nunn + Rafael Lozano-Hemmer What is an Art Tower? And does Hobart need one? Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus 02 May The Big Squeeze: rental affordability and housing policy in Tasmania Hosted by Social Action and Research Centre and Institute for the Study of Social Change Public Forum Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Building, Castray Esplanade Hobart 21 Apr Inveresk Design Forum - Benjamin Duckworth Join alumnus Benjamin Duckworth as he reflects on his design experiences. Presenter(s):Benjamin Duckworth, HASSELL Public Forum Launceston Rory Spence VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus 06 Apr Future Energy in Tasmania Join a panel of experts who will discuss and explore future energy pathways and possibilities for Tasmania. Presenter(s):Tony Wood, Energy Program Director, The Grattan InstituteMardi Dungey, Professor of Economics and Finance, TSBE, University of TasmaniaLance Balcombe, Chief Executive Officer, TasNetworksPhilip Harrington, Energy Consultant, Director, Strategy. Policy. Research Public Forum Hobart Aurora Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Castray Esplanade, Hobart 06 Apr Space, Practice, Mobility: On social inequality and educational politics This symposium will offer perspectives on both the educational effects of the current political climate and the ways in which education and rurality are positioned. Presenter(s):Emeritus Professor Bill Green, Charles Sturt UniversityProfessor Kim Donehower, University of North DakotaProfessor Michael Corbett, University of TasmaniaDr Phillip Roberts, University of CanberraProfessor Unn-Doris Baeck, The Arctic University of TrømsoProfessor Elaine Stratford, University of TasmaniaProfessor Sue Kilpatrick, University of Tasmania Public Forum Launceston Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, Lecture Theatre 5, Newnham campus 30 Mar Pursuing Australian Foreign and Trade Policy in 2017: Three Experiences Join a panel of Australian Ambassadors as they provide a short address and participate in a moderated panel discussion. Presenter(s):H.E. Mr Paul Robilliard, Australian Ambassador to ThailandH.E. Mr Nick McCaffrey, Australian Ambassador to PeruH.E. Mr John Williams, Australian Ambassador to Vientiane Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
06 Jul Multicultural Policy in Tasmania A forum to discuss multiculturalism in Tasmania and explore future opportunities. Presenter(s):Mr Hakan Akyol, Director of Community Participation the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs and Social Cohesion Public Forum Hobart Centenary Lecture Theatre, Centenary Building, Sandy Bay campus.
05 Jul Reimagining Antarctic Gateway Cities An international panel of experts explore what it means to be an “Antarctic City” Presenter(s):Juan Francisco SalazarTim ShortChloë DearElias BarticevicGabriela Roldan Public Forum Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Hobart
22 Jun Sharing Hobart: Managing the rise of Airbnb Join us to discuss what sharing platforms like Airbnb and Stayz might mean for traditional operators and tourism standards, for Hobart’s neighbourhoods and for renters. Presenter(s):Dr Anne Hardy, University of TasmaniaLuke Martin, Tourism Industry Council of TasmaniaProfessor Peter Phibbs, University of SydneyHuw Phillips, AirbnbMC: Professor Richard Eccleston, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart and Launceston
16 Jun Dark Mofo: On Censorship With calls from the radical left to censure works of art deemed inappropriate, offensive, damaging, what of censorship today? Presenter(s):Mike Parr, artistSean Dockray, artistGreg Barns, Australian Lawyers Alliance Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street
15 Jun Smart Launceston: Using technology to create a more prosperous and vibrant city How the Launceston community can capitalise on integrated smart technology and data to become a city of the future. Presenter(s):Mr Brook Dixon, Delos DeltaMs Liz Frankham, tourism, arts and business development consultantDr Gary McDarby, Enterprize TasmaniaProfessor Richard Eccleston, Institute for the Study of Social Change Public Forum Launceston Enterprize, Paterson Street, Launceston
10 Jun Dark Mofo: On the Void Our thinkers each in their own way offer up a meditation on the potential of listening again, listening deeper. The results of which have very real consequences for our existence. Presenter(s):Chris Levine, international artistRainer Jozeps, Our Cat HerderDr Lucia McCallum, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street
09 Jun Dark Mofo: On Stealth Speakers engage with stealth as a practice of life as part of this series during Dark Mofo. Presenter(s):Saul Eslake, University of TasmaniaDr Alysia Bennett, Monash UniversityThe Right Reverand Dr Richard Condie, Anglican Church of TasmaniaMC: Ryk Goddard, Australian Broadcasting Corporation Public Forum Hobart Dechaineux Lecture Theatre, Centre for the Arts, Hunter Street
08 Jun Investing in Australia’s Future: The promises and pitfalls of the ‘Investment’ approach to welfare An interactive discussion about the promises and pitfalls of investment approaches to welfare. Presenter(s):Michael FletcherKym GoodesProfessor Shelley Mallett Public Forum Sandy Bay Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
19 May Inveresk Design Forum | Terroir - Scott Balmforth Alumnus Scott Balmforth will discuss the development of design ideas and practice methods through a range of local and international projects. Presenter(s):Robert Morris-Nunn Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
17 May Supporting Democracy in Tasmania: Restoring the House of Assembly Should the number of seats in the Tasmanian House of Assembly be increased before the next state election? Presenter(s):The Honourable Jim Wilkinson MLCMichael Bailey, TCCIDr Tom Baxter, University of TasmaniaAssociate Professor Peter Chapman, University of Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Alan Bray Room, University Club, Dobson Road, Sandy Bay
16 May Pint of Science - Is the future falling apart? WE'RE DOOMED! Or are we? Don't ask me, ask a scientist. Climate change researcher Will Hobbs and neuroscientist Lila Landowski are here to set the record straight. Presenter(s):Dr Lila Landowski, University of TasmaniaDr Will Hobbs, Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre Public Forum Hobart Republic Bar & Cafe, 299 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart
12 May Inveresk Design Forum | Megan Baynes Megan's work is typified by a sensitivity to, and preoccupation with, the superlative Tasmanian landscapes. Presenter(s):Megan Baynes Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
09 May Making a Mark: The AFLW in review The inaugural season of the Australian Football League Women's competition has now finished. Join us as we look back over the premier AFLW season, its highlights, successes and limitations, and the prospects for the future. Presenter(s):MC: Dr Verity Cleland, Menzies Institute for Medical ResearchProfessor Catherine Palmer, University of TasmaniaSarah Gillman, Womensport and Recreation Tasmania (WSRT)Linsey Da Costa, AFL Tasmania Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
05 May Inveresk Design Forum | Robert Morris-Nunn Robert will discuss the practice’s evolutionary journey with floating buildings, along with other project that they are currently, and explain the logic of how these projects are intrinsically different from traditional ‘land based’ architecture. Presenter(s):Robert Morris-Nunn Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
04 May Inveresk Design Forum | Circa Morris-Nunn + Rafael Lozano-Hemmer What is an Art Tower? And does Hobart need one? Public Forum Launceston Rory Spencer-VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
02 May The Big Squeeze: rental affordability and housing policy in Tasmania Hosted by Social Action and Research Centre and Institute for the Study of Social Change Public Forum Hobart Aurora Lecture Theatre, IMAS Building, Castray Esplanade Hobart
21 Apr Inveresk Design Forum - Benjamin Duckworth Join alumnus Benjamin Duckworth as he reflects on his design experiences. Presenter(s):Benjamin Duckworth, HASSELL Public Forum Launceston Rory Spence VOS Construction Lecture Theatre, School of Architecture & Design, Inveresk campus
06 Apr Future Energy in Tasmania Join a panel of experts who will discuss and explore future energy pathways and possibilities for Tasmania. Presenter(s):Tony Wood, Energy Program Director, The Grattan InstituteMardi Dungey, Professor of Economics and Finance, TSBE, University of TasmaniaLance Balcombe, Chief Executive Officer, TasNetworksPhilip Harrington, Energy Consultant, Director, Strategy. Policy. Research Public Forum Hobart Aurora Theatre, IMAS Waterfront Building, Castray Esplanade, Hobart
06 Apr Space, Practice, Mobility: On social inequality and educational politics This symposium will offer perspectives on both the educational effects of the current political climate and the ways in which education and rurality are positioned. Presenter(s):Emeritus Professor Bill Green, Charles Sturt UniversityProfessor Kim Donehower, University of North DakotaProfessor Michael Corbett, University of TasmaniaDr Phillip Roberts, University of CanberraProfessor Unn-Doris Baeck, The Arctic University of TrømsoProfessor Elaine Stratford, University of TasmaniaProfessor Sue Kilpatrick, University of Tasmania Public Forum Launceston Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, Lecture Theatre 5, Newnham campus
30 Mar Pursuing Australian Foreign and Trade Policy in 2017: Three Experiences Join a panel of Australian Ambassadors as they provide a short address and participate in a moderated panel discussion. Presenter(s):H.E. Mr Paul Robilliard, Australian Ambassador to ThailandH.E. Mr Nick McCaffrey, Australian Ambassador to PeruH.E. Mr John Williams, Australian Ambassador to Vientiane Public Forum Hobart Stanley Burbury Theatre, University Centre, Sandy Bay campus
