Visitors to the Museum of Australian Democracy’s (Old Parliament House) very informative exhibition on the press gallery are treated to an array of painstakingly-collated pieces of memorabilia showing the work of reporters, camera operators,...
This Sunday, Emeritus Professor of Politics and International Relations from the ANU, John Minns, will be discussing immigration issues, at Manning Clark House, Forrest. Named an “ANU Distinguished Educator” for his teaching excellence and...
The cosy Italian restaurant, Narrabundah’s La Cantina, was the perfect setting to hear highly-acclaimed broadcaster and former foreign correspondent, Nick Bryant, share insights from his vast experience in reporting on many major international events....
For those interested in politics, A Different Kind of Power, the recent memoir of former New Zealand prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, would certainly be of interest. She candidly tells of her early life in...
Australian international and security policy expert, Allan Behm, will be presenting about recent events in Venezuela at a Manning Clark House event. Details: 3-5.00pm, Saturday 7 February 2026. Baptist Church Hall, 34 Groom Street,...
Many positive and negative events from 1975 in Australia (and across the world) are etched in our minds, and the National Library of Australia’s Living in the Seventies photographic exhibition has captured many of...
Author, Susannah Fullerton, has a special interest in Jane Austen, and has written many books about her, but Susannah’s latest book, Great Writers & the Cats Who Owned Them, is an ode to cats...
This week independent advocate for the adoption of renewable energy and electrification, David Glynne Jones, will be presenting at Manning Clark House on three key aspects of the transition from the fossil-energy economy to...
