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Hugh Mackay delivers the 2013 Eric Dark Memorial Lecture, and asks us: What makes a life worth living?
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Anne Summers discusses her new book The Misogyny Factor with Tara Moss.
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At this year’s Business Breakfast, George Megalogenis interviews Joe Rospars.
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Michael Sandel asks the biggest ethical question of our time: Is there something wrong with a world in which everything is for sale?
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Michael Brissenden shares the stories of hope and anger shared by everyday people across America as told in his book American Stories.
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A discussion of what is making news headlines today with The Sydney Morning Herald’s journalists and Amelia Lester.
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A discussion of the journalistic issues tackled in this burgeoning non-fiction realm of documentary.
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Anne Deveson speaks to Philip Adams about Waging Peace her memoir of an activist life.
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A look at wars past and present and the emotional effects on everyone involved.
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Maxine McKew discusses what went wrong and the current political climate with Margot Saville.
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Join Phillip Adams as he tells stories from 22 years of broadcasting.
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Anne Summers, Mary Delahunty, Chris Wallace, Yassmin Abdel-Magied and Julianne Schultz discuss the changing relationship between women and power.
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Is the secret of Australia′s good fortune our particular Australian character?
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Satirists converge to discuss and celebrate satire in Australian journalism.
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A discussion about the state of reviews in Australian media.
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Chris Sarra discusses his education philosophy and book Good Morning, Mr Sarra.
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John Cantwell shares his experiences of the modern battlefield in Exit Wounds.
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Barack Obama's Chief Digital Strategist, Joe Rospars, and Stephen Muller, the Obama campaign's Video Director, offer an overview of how the campaign united and mobilised 13 million online supporters toward a single goal of electing President Obama.
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A discussion of what is making news headlines today with The Sydney Morning Herald’s journalists and Jude Kelly.
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Authors, academic and artist talk women and sex.
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Anna Krien’s controversial and fearless Night Games investigates sex, consent, power and the dark side of footy culture.
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News leaders reveal success stories and lessons learned at the coalface of the transformed newsroom.
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Untangling the complex relationships between climate, politics and economic doctrines with Overland.
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Joe Rospars, Neil Lawrence and Grahame Morris discuss with Leigh Sales how they mould political messages and reputations.
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ABC Radio National’s Friday Drive broadcasts live from Sydney Writers’ Festival.
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Conversation, music and art with Kooshyar Karimi, Majok Tulba and Nakkiah Lui.
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A discussion of what is making news headlines today with The Sydney Morning Herald’s journalists and Ben Goldacre.
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What is being a woman today really about?
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Update: Event cancelled. Janine di Giovanni talks with Jennifer Byrne about her powerful memoir Ghosts by Daylight.
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Naomi Wolf addresses her critics and discusses her new book Vagina via Skype from New York.
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A discussion about the perils and possibilities of digital politics.
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Award-winning writer Robert Drewe discusses his new memoir Montebello with Malcolm Knox.
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Anne Summers on the rise of ugly and unprecedented expressions of hatred directed at women at the top. This event has SOLD OUT. A SECOND EVENT HAS BEEN ADDED! Please see event number 263 "The Misogyny Factor: Additional Event Due to Popular Demand"
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Creative writing is more than just words on a page: it's freedom.
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An afternoon of trivia and laughs celebrating the writing of Australian women, past and present.
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Shami Chakrabarti sets out the story of women’s struggles for freedom across the world, and why we need to keep making noise.
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What does the fabric of our multicultural society say about who we are?
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Muller created the President Obama videos that went viral.
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Simon Marnie leads a riveting debate on the future of print media.
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Featuring Sydney's most exhilarating new and established writers alongside various personalities and musicians.
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