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Monash University Publishing publishes scholarship of the highest standard across the humanities and social sciences. The discussion starts here.
Clayton, VIC
Joined September 2010
‘It doesn’t matter if it is an artist or an artwork – Sprague has a rare capacity to make both speak.’ Erik Jensen, editor-in-chief of The Saturday Paper and author of Acute Misfortune: The Life and Death of Adam Cullen. Discover more:.
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We need to jettison the current economic focus on education, and re-embrace the idea that higher learning is a fundamental public good—and should be funded as such. Read 'Broken: Universities, Politics and the Public Good' by Graeme Turner today:.
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Paula Gerber will be in conversation with Kim Rubenstein on her new book 'Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia' as part of ANU's Meet the Author series:. 🗓️ Wed 17 Sep 2025.⏰ 6:00pm .📍Cinema, Cultural Centre Kambri (ANU Building 153) .🔗
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Professor Bryan Horrigan’s new book 'Corporate Social Responsibility in an Age of Existential Threats' explores how Australian businesses must meet legal, ethical & social expectations under global pressure. Watch the launch now 👉 #InTheNationalInterest.
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BOOK LAUNCH | Professor Paula Gerber, author of ‘Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia’, in conversation with Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody at Gleebooks – Fri 5 Sept at 6.30PM. #InTheNationalInterest . Bookings essential:.
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As seen in today’s Age & SMH: Dyson Heydon’s re-emergence highlights how silence & hierarchy enable harassment in the legal profession. In ‘Power & Consent’, Rachel Doyle argues for a new response that recognises strength in numbers and supports victims:.
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🏠 Housing is a human right—not a business. It’s time Australia’s laws recognised that. Read Kevin Bell’s opinion piece in The Guardian and check out his book ‘Housing: The Great Australian Right’ available now in our #InTheNationalInterest series. 👉
theguardian.com
The housing problem is fixable, but only through systemic change. That’s why I support a proposal to enshrine the right to housing in law
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Join Paula Gerber & Kris Kneen at Avid Reader for a discussion on 'Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia' out next month in our #inthenationalinterest series. 🗓️ Fri 12 September.⏰ 6:00pm.📍 Avid Reader .🎟️ $15 instore | $25 book+ticket.👉
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One in 100 people live with schizophrenia, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood conditions. In 'Living with Schizophrenia', Margaret Leggatt and Mary Ryllis Clark share stories, expert insights and a call for urgent reform. Out in October.
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What Artists See reads like a series of intriguing short stories that immerse the reader in the lives and minds of artists. Ultimately, it’s as much about what Sprague himself sees, and one could not want a more perceptive guide. – Gabriella Coslovich. 🔗
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What does it take to become a doctor in a system that wasn’t built for you?. From the schoolyard to hospital corridors, Sarah Arachchi charts her journey as a migrant, woman of colour and paediatrician in 'Brown. Female. Doctor. A Memoir'. Out Now. 🔗
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What if the same thinking that caused the climate crisis is shaping how we try to solve it?. In his new book @thebloodyXroads draws on history, philosophy and environmental ethics, to call for a radical rethink of how we live with nature. OUT IN OCTOBER.
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🇦🇺 If we act like a republic, why aren’t we one?. 'When Australia Became a Republic' explores how we’ve moved on from the monarchy in practice—but not in law. A bold call from Esther Anatolitis for reform and real independence. #inthenationalinterest.OCT.
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What drives the human instinct to create art?. Gabriella Coslovich reviews 'What Artists See: Essays' by Quentin Sprague. The book is available now in all good bookshops and online. #WhatArtistsSee.
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Critic Quentin Sprague attempts to answer questions about art, obsession and creativity through spending time with Australian artists.
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'Sex, Identity & Gender' by Professor Paula Gerber is out in September. Be part of the discussion:. 📍Gleebooks, Glebe .🗓️ 5th September .⏰ 6:00pm for 6:30 pm.🎟️ $15 full price, $10 concession, $30 book & entry (best value). Bookings are essential.
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SPECIAL EVENT | Charting the Future: First Nations Knowledges and Artificial Intelligence with Jessica Russ-Smith and Michelle D. Lazarus. 🗓️ 26 August .⏰ 6:30pm.📍The Wheeler Centre .🎟️ $19.50-$29.50 (tickets for First Nations audiences are free). 🔗
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Paula Gerber is a law professor at Monash University & an internationally renowned expert on human rights law and LGBTQIA+ people. She is the author of 'Sex, Gender & Identity: Trans Rights in Australia' out next month in our #inthenationalinterest series.
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How does art shape the way we see the world?..In this extract from 'What Artists See', Quentin Sprague reflects on two Philip Guston paintings and the power of looking—again and again. .Read via @NatGalleryAus.🔗 #WhatArtistsSee is out now.
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ONLINE LAUNCH Join Prof Bryan Horrigan on 20th August for expert insights on how business, university & legal sectors must meet rising expectations in a changing world. He will be joined by The Hon Marilyn Warren, Prof Steven Vaughan & Prof Simon Wilkie 👉
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🇦🇺 If we act like a republic, why aren’t we one?. 'When Australia Became a Republic' explores how we’ve moved on from the monarchy in practice—but not in law. A bold call for reform and real independence. Available October .#inthenationalinterest .
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