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calendar
wednesday aug 13 | thursday aug 14 | friday aug 15 | saturday aug 16 | sunday aug 17 |
Wednesday August 13
Time |
Session |
Venue |
6:00pm
Wednesday
Aug 13
|
ideas debate 2003 – it’s time for new ideas
 Is it? What about all the good old ideas lying around - are they of no use? Can only new ideas save us? Is it time? Adjudicator Phillip Adams has the bell. National and international ideas guests Angela Ward, Graham Molitor, Ian Lowe, Jacqui Katona, Esther Charlesworth and Tariq Ali take their positions and argue it out.
In 2003 the Ideas debate will be held at City Hall. The Ideas debate, the opening event of the four-day festival, is open to all. You can book for this special free Ideas event by calling 07 3403 8888. Doors open at 5.30pm.
speaker bios: - Phillip Adams - Tariq Ali - Esther Charlesworth - Jacqui Katona - Ian Lowe - Graham TT Molitor - Angela Ward |
City Hall Auditorium
1800 Seats
Free
90 min session
|
Thursday August 14
Time |
Session |
Venue |
10:00am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
welcome to country – welcome to Ideas 2003
|
Turbine Hall
Free
|
10:00am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
Ideas Bazaar
Take a wander in and around the Powerhouse to check out installations, exhibitions and demonstrations. Brilliant and bizarre ideas, people’s passions and projects bought together for four days in the Ideas Bazaar. |
Throughout Brisbane Powerhouse and surrounds
Free
All day
|
10:00am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
Kids Ideas
 Activities to drop into and/or Kids Ideas workshops starting on the hour every hour. |
Kids Ideas Tent
Free
until 2pm
|
10:30am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
great ideas from history
Some moments change who we are and how we live. The Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts presents the works of great orators, thinkers and doers. These speeches changed our world. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
11:00am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
what happened to a ‘tolerant’ Australia?
Farmer, living treasure broadcaster and editor of ‘The Retreat from Tolerance: A snapshot of Australian Society’ Phillip Adams takes a break from interviewing others and puts his views on the Howard years, tolerance and what will happen next.
NB: Due to arising international diplomatic commitments, Jose Ramos–Horta has cancelled his appearance at this year’s festival.
speaker bios: - Phillip Adams |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
Free
Auslan
70 min session
|
11:30am
Thursday
Aug 14
|
will we prosper?
What is a prosperous society? Can conflicting aspirations ever be reconciled? Poverty free futures commentator Ivana Milojevic, homelessness and quality of life researcher Barbara Adkins and Director of the Social Justice Project Julian Disney present their ideas about prosperity.
speaker bios: - Barbara Adkins - Julian Disney - Ivana Milojevic |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
12:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
ideas engine room
The big ideas brainstorm. Share your ideas and creative genius. Discuss, debate and add to the ideas of the day. Drop in to the engine room, bring your ideas. |
Rehearsal Room
Free
until 7pm
|
1:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
survival or self harm
Tony McMichael founder of the London Centre of Globalisation, Environmental Change and Health outlines the massive change coming our way. Climate change, disease, epidemics, your health. Environmental philosopher William Grey considers the arising ethical dilemmas. Introduced by Ian Lowe.
speaker bios: - Ian Lowe - Tony McMichael |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
1:30pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
who will pay?
Director of Philanthropy Australia Elizabeth Cham argues that venture capital investment in community is essential and is growing. She knows where the money is.
speaker bios: - Elizabeth Cham |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
3:30pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
who owns what – and why …
Patent attorney and molecular biologist Ewen C Wynne has patented vaccines, human cells, new species and new machines. He joins Deacons Partner Phillip Hourigan to discuss intellectual property, the creative and commercial nature of ideas, and what we really own.
speaker bios: - Ewen C. Wynne |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
5:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
ideas soapbox
Take to the box with your ideas: good, bad and bizarre … |
Spark Bar
Free
|
5:45pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
optimism - Australia Talks Back Live
Are you optimistic about the world you live in? Or does the future fill you with concern? Sandy McCutcheon brings together Ziauddin Sardar, Tony McMichael and John Howkins to discuss knowledge, politics, disease and the shape of the future.
speaker bios: - John Howkins - Tony McMichael - Ziauddin Sardar |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
75 min session
|
6:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
happiness, joy and reality
 Tibetan Buddhist nun and subject of award-winning documentary 'Chasing Buddha', the Venerable Robina Courtin spends much of her time with prisoners on death row. She speaks frankly, lives as though there is no tomorrow, and has big ideas about transformation, solutions and your aspirations.
speaker bios: - Robina Courtin |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
Auslan
70 min session
|
8:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
into the lair of the relativist
 Is all truth relative? British philosopher Stephen Law, and advocate of new philosophies for change Mary Zournazi discuss how we think, the tyranny of logical thinking and the new role of philosophy.
speaker bios: - Stephen Law - Mary Zournazi |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
8:30pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
timing is everything
 What will dominate the next millennium? Life sciences, meta-materials, a new atomic age, the new space age. Graham Molitor the American founder of emerging issue analysis has been predicting mega trends for 30 years. Political scientist and futurist Sohail Inayatullah does not always agree.
speaker bios: - Sohail Inayatullah - Graham TT Molitor |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
70 min session
|
9:00pm
Thursday
Aug 14
|
late night ideas - black humor
Actor, director and comedian Lafe Charlton joins Indigenous scholar and soon to be doctor of aboriginal humour, Lillian Holt to talk about what’s so funny and why.
Late Night Ideas is followed by live music by Simbora in the Spark Bar, until even later.
speaker bios: - Lillian Holt |
Spark Bar
Free
|
Friday August 15
Time |
Session |
Venue |
10:00am
Friday
Aug 15
|
Ideas Bazaar
Take a wander in and around the Powerhouse to check out installations, exhibitions and demonstrations. Brilliant and bizarre ideas, people’s passions and projects bought together for four days in the Ideas Bazaar. |
Throughout Brisbane Powerhouse and surrounds
Free
All day
|
10:00am
Friday
Aug 15
|
Kids Ideas
 Activities to drop into and/or Kids Ideas workshops starting on the hour every hour. |
Kids Ideas Tent
Free
until 2pm
|
10:00am
Friday
Aug 15
|
living in a box
Is there a new architecture for cities and communities of the world? Should we trust architects with the job? Sean Godsell’s housing solutions include shipping containers and park benches. Is it shelter or an extraordinary gimmick?
speaker bios: - Sean Godsell |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
10:30am
Friday
Aug 15
|
the CS Energy Generations Ahead forum
Work, family, business, leadership and lifestyle. It’s all changing fast. Futurist Sohail Inayatullah joins Eco Futures director Molly Harriss Olson and former president of the International Council on Social Welfare Julian Disney, to present views on how this and future generations will live.
speaker bios: - Julian Disney - Molly Harriss Olson - Sohail Inayatullah |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
Free
90 min session
|
12:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
ideas engine room
The big ideas brainstorm. Drop in to the engine room to discuss, debate and add to the ideas of the day. |
Rehearsal Room
Free
until 7pm
|
12:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
misinformation
How does information move and what information moves us? Professional networker Kimberly Palmer knows the power of gossip, she joins activist Camille Barbagallo and spin guru Marina Vit to nut out the information channels of the future. What is the media feeding on and what are they feeding us?
speaker bios: - Camille Barbagallo - Kimberly Palmer - Marina Vit |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
1:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
healing powers
 British Architecture and Landscape Architecture Professor Clare Cooper Marcus shares her current passion. The author of House as a Mirror of Self, she discusses the use of natural imagery in healing from cancer and her current work advocating for healing gardens in hospitals.
speaker bios: - Clare Cooper Marcus |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
70 min session
|
2:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
ideas soapbox
Take to the box with your ideas - urgent, insistent and vital ideas. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
2:30pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
watching, wanting, winning
Who is watching government? Mayor Mike Berwick, the invisible public servant and Alan Demack, Australia’s first Integrity Commissioner, join Commissioner Rachel Hunter to discuss ethics, accountability, leadership and change.
speaker bios: - Mike Berwick - Alan Demack |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
3:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
greed and gumption
Who are the new business people? What are they doing and why are they succeeding? Director of five new companies James Bradfield Moody and Brazen’s Kimberly Palmer examine the new generation of business, work and career. Will you be part of it? Introduced by Dale Spender.
speaker bios: - James Bradfield Moody - Kimberly Palmer - Dale Spender |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
5:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
great ideas from history
Some moments change who we are and how we live. These speeches and ideas changed our world. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
5:30pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
hidden stories
Historian and author Rosamond Siemon discusses our fixation on social history: the joys and perils of researching and the little mysteries we have tucked away.
speaker bios: - Rosamond Siemon |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
6:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
human rights and the national interest
 Barrister Angela Ward knows the law of the European Union and the European Convention of Human Rights. Lillian Holt is a scholar and commentator on indigenous justice. They join agent provocateur Phillip Adams to consider whether the national interest really exists and if it does, what it might be.
speaker bios: - Phillip Adams - Lillian Holt - Angela Ward |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
Auslan
70 min session
|
6:30pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
ideas soapbox
Brisbane Writers take to the soapbox with their many, many wicked ideas. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
7:30pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
sustainability or scandal
Have we fallen for the great corporate greenwash? Author of Global Spin Sharon Beder joins convenor of the National Business Leaders Forum on Sustainable Development Molly Harriss Olson to debate whether we are being suckered. Privatization, green accountability, business and power. With Jacqui Katona.
speaker bios: - Sharon Beder - Molly Harriss Olson - Jacqui Katona |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
8:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
random outburst
Logan City’s own community radio station Radio 101fm broadcasts from the Powerhouse. Youth, music, comment and ideas all go live to air. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
until midnight
|
8:30pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
an unfair advantage ...
 Author of The Creative Economy John Howkins discusses talent, capital and the creativity monopoly. He argues that it doesn’t matter where you get your ideas from, what matters is what you do can with them. Introduced by Dale Spender.
speaker bios: - John Howkins - Dale Spender |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
70 min session
|
9:00pm
Friday
Aug 15
|
late night ideas – bring out your dead
After proposing the death of the cultural elites and the success of his book Ganglands, Mark Davis is now exploring the future of democracy.
Late Night Ideas is followed by live music by Steve Newcomb Trio in the Spark Bar, until even later.
speaker bios: - Mark Davis |
Spark Bar Stage
Free
Auslan
|
Saturday August 16
Time |
Session |
Venue |
10:00am
Saturday
Aug 16
|
Ideas Bazaar
Take a wander in and around the Powerhouse to check out installations, exhibitions and demonstrations. Brilliant and bizarre ideas, people’s passions and projects bought together for four days in the Ideas Bazaar. |
Throughout Brisbane Powerhouse and surrounds
Free
All day
|
10:00am
Saturday
Aug 16
|
Kids Ideas
 Activities to drop into and/or Kids Ideas workshops starting on the hour every hour. |
Kids Ideas Tent
Free
until 4pm
|
10:00am
Saturday
Aug 16
|
there is no such thing as unaustralian
The Queensland Debating Team thrash it out. Do we know more about what it is to be unaustralian than we do about being Australian? |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
10:30am
Saturday
Aug 16
|
thinking... can get your hurt
University of London philosopher and former postman Stephen Law introduces the extreme sport that is philosophical thinking. ‘Is time travel possible?’ ‘Designer babies’ and ‘Where did the universe come from?’ Introduced by Ian Lowe.
speaker bios: - Stephen Law - Ian Lowe |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
Free
Auslan
70 min session
|
11:00am
Saturday
Aug 16
|
ideas that change the way we live
Rainwater, shade and waste, clean and green innovations. Stories of simple ideas that will have maximum impact. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
45 min session
|
12:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
ideas engine room
The big ideas brainstorm. Drop in to the engine room. Bring your ideas! |
Rehearsal Room
Free
until 7pm
|
12:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
when will we ever learn?
Who is deciding what we should learn, and what do they know? Feminist Ivana Milojevic and activist Gary Foley on what sort of education we need for the future. Surely the students know best? With education commentator Dale Spender.
speaker bios: - Gary Foley - Ivana Milojevic - Dale Spender |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
12:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
concept to cash
A sharp introduction to the big bewildering world of innovation. Secretary General of the Innovation Profession of Australia, Richard Braun, covers the problems, dangers and unknowns faced by inventors of new products. You have to know what to ask and who to ask. This is when to ask. |
Rooftop Terrace
120 Seats
Free
120 min session
|
12:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
voting day
There's a plebiscite on. It’s Saturday, August 19, 2006 and it’s voting day. Rod Kendall of the Australian Republican Movement takes you through the models for an Australian republic. How will you vote? |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
|
1:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
rebuilding paradise
 Architects without Frontiers founder Esther Charlesworth takes us into the war zone, rebuilding cities post conflict, disaster and war. Can paradise be rebuilt? Karen Umemoto knows the war of the streets: gang war and race war. She understands urban violence and social conflict and argues that you can plan for a peaceful city.
speaker bios: - Esther Charlesworth - Karen Umemoto |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
70 min session
|
1:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
ideas soapbox
Take to the box with your ideas - conviction, commitment and passion. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
2:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
the eureka moment
Some ideas are lifelong labours, some are accidents of a moment. Right Livelihood Award winner Martin Green and James Bradfield Moody join Ian Lowe to discuss discovery. They say chance favours the prepared mind.
speaker bios: - James Bradfield Moody - Martin Green - Ian Lowe |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
2:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
youth, commerce and creation
If there is money in creativity, then how will employment training be reinvented? Advocates of a new approach tested in the Tripod project present an alternative to digging holes. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
45 min session
|
3:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
new generation = new ideas?
 Each generation generates new ideas, so why the tension between the old and the new? Australian historian Henry Reynolds and gen X stirrer Mark Davis on what happens when an idea outlives its generation, and when a generation outlives its ideas? With someone who has seen few ideas live and die, Phillip Adams.
speaker bios: - Phillip Adams - Mark Davis - Henry Reynolds |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
70 min session
|
4:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
the latest ideas
Bringing an idea into reality is a long road. These inventors have persevered and succeeded. They tell the story of battling for their ideas. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
45 min session
|
4:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
great ideas from history
The Aboriginal Centre for the Performing Arts presents the works of great orators, thinkers and doers. These speeches and ideas changed our world. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
5:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
digging your own grave
Lifestyle choices that are killing us. Author of Selling the Work Ethic Sharon Beder confronts our pathological commitment to work and asks what are we working for?
speaker bios: - Sharon Beder |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
5:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
ideas soapbox
Ideas that have to go. Take to the box and knock off some ideas whose time has come. |
Spark Bar
Free
|
6:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
the 2003 ideas game show
 Political satirist and funny man Rod Quantock hosts the inaugural Ideas Game Show. Four ideas competitors Kath Albury, Gary Foley, James Bradfield Moody and Pat Dudgeon are ready at their buzzers to challenge the big ideas and the big questions. Who will win the psychologist, the activist, the sexpert or the scientist?
speaker bios: - Kath Albury - James Bradfield Moody - Pat Dudgeon - Gary Foley - Rod Quantock |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
90 min session
|
6:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
inner city crucible
Local passion in action. Stories exploring the anatomy of active tolerance. With the New Farm Neighbourhood Centre, Reconciliation Action Group. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
7:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
will fear ever change?
Fear is an old idea. Philosopher Mary Zournazi on hope, fear and change joins feminist and scholar Aileen Moreton-Robinson on fear of the other, race and whiteness.
speaker bios: - Aileen Moreton-Robinson - Mary Zournazi |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
8:30pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
life, the universe and everything
 Muslim scholar and cultural critic Ziauddin Sardar is described by The Independent as ‘Britain’s own Muslim polymath’ and by The Herald as ‘one of the finest intellectuals on the planet’. He puts forth his ideas on hate, America, heroes, evil, hamburgers and other viruses. With broadcaster and doctor of religious studies Rachael Kohn.
speaker bios: - Rachael Kohn - Ziauddin Sardar |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
Auslan
70 min session
|
9:00pm
Saturday
Aug 16
|
late night ideas - public sex
Chief pornography investigator Kath Albury provides the lowdown on porn. Who makes it, who consumes it, and why we are so uptight about it?
Late Night Ideas is followed by live music by Louise Denson and Friends in the Spark Bar, until even later.
speaker bios: - Kath Albury |
Spark Bar
Free
|
Sunday August 17
Time |
Session |
Venue |
10:00am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
Ideas Bazaar
Take a wander in and around the Powerhouse to check out installations, exhibitions and demonstrations. Brilliant and bizarre ideas, people’s passions and projects bought together for four days in the Ideas Bazaar. |
Throughout Brisbane Powerhouse and surrounds
Free
All day
|
10:00am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
Kids Ideas
 Activities to drop into and/or Kids Ideas workshops starting on the hour every hour. |
Kids Ideas Tent
Free
until 4pm
|
10:00am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
solutions
Taking control, making change and community renewal. Join the people who have tackled big things locally and come up with answers. Have them guide you through the labyrinth to positive change. |
Stores Studio
Free
until 5pm
|
10:30am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
great ideas from history
The works of great orators, thinkers and doers. These speeches and ideas changed our world. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
|
10:30am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
the difference between ideas and ideals
What is the difference between having them and fighting for them? Three campaign leaders Camille Barbagallo, Mike Berwick and Jacqui Katona tell the story of taking action, for land, for the future and for rights.
speaker bios: - Camille Barbagallo - Mike Berwick - Jacqui Katona |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
70 min session
|
11:00am
Sunday
Aug 17
|
sunday brunch
 Ideas speakers Ziauddin Sardar, Tim Costello and Karen Umemoto join Phillip Adams and drop in guests for Sunday brunch. Society, belief, justice, gangs, science. Where will a chat between these formidable conversationalists end?
speaker bios: - Phillip Adams - Tim Costello - Ziauddin Sardar - Karen Umemoto |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$15
90 min session
|
12:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
ideas engine room
Discuss, debate and add to the ideas of the day. Drop in to the engine room with you ideas. |
Rehearsal Room
Free
until 7pm
|
12:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
taking up residence
Join the hypothetical Lilliput Community Forum. It’s 2013 and you are part of a democratic forum of local people. Join in to change the social and economic future of this suburb. |
Stores Rehearsal Room
Free
120 min session
|
12:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
reality check
Why does racism surprise us? Psychologists Pat Dudgeon and Anne Pedersen examine the similarities between the long history of racism against Indigenous Australians and the more recent turn on asylum seekers. Where is the ‘multicultural society’ heading?
speaker bios: - Pat Dudgeon - Anne Pedersen |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
12:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
the juggling act
Recovering addict Cynthia Morton, Ambassador for the Kids First Foundation, discusses the challenges of families, parenting and the rigours of modern life.
speaker bios: - Cynthia Morton |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
1:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
solar model car challenge – the finals
Race callers Ian Lowe and Martin Green call the shots for the race finals. Solar energy, future power, reduced pollution and inventive passion - it's all part of the race.
speaker bios: - Martin Green - Ian Lowe |
Powerhouse Park
Free
|
1:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
biodiscovery
What does it mean, who’s doing it and what are they planning for our natural capital? Scientists and schemers map out the new frontier. |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
45 min session
|
1:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
where is the money
 British communications analyst and ideas money man John Howkins and American techno-optimist Graham Molitor advise companies and governments of the world on the finances of the future. Are people with ideas more powerful than people with machines? Where is the money, and can you get in on it?
speaker bios: - John Howkins - Graham TT Molitor |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
70 min session
|
2:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
the great ideas rip off
Is 'fusion' just another word for appropriation? Curator of some of the nation’s most iconic artworks Djon Mundine argues that we are caught in an intellectual masquerade. He asks how the hell is an idea authenticated? How is that different from an idea assimilated?
speaker bios: - Djon Mundine |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
60 min session
|
3:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
ideas soapbox
Take to the box with your ideas: what do you want? when do you want it? |
Ideas Tent
100 Seats
Free
|
4:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
war and empire
 Tariq Ali, author of The Clash of Fundamentalism: Crusades, Jihad, and Modernity, wonders whether we are fostering a cult of stupidity. He puts forth his views on recolonising Iraq, respect, aggression and history.
speaker bios: - Tariq Ali |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
Auslan
75 min session
|
4:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
black chicks – still at it
Power, identity, feminism, change and control. Pat Dudgeon, Jacqui Katona, Lillian Holt and Aileen Moreton-Robertson catch up and keep talking.
speaker bios: - Pat Dudgeon - Lillian Holt - Jacqui Katona - Aileen Moreton-Robinson |
Visy Theatre
200 Seats
Free
75 min session
|
6:00pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
war and empire
Special repeat session by popular demand
Tariq Ali, author of The Clash of Fundamentalism: Crusades, Jihad, and Modernity, wonders whether we are fostering a cult of stupidity. He puts forth his views on recolonising Iraq, respect, aggression and history. |
Powerhouse Theatre
400 Seats
$25
Auslan
75 min session
|
7:30pm
Sunday
Aug 17
|
that's it folks
|
Turbine Hall
Free
|
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