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Hot Desk Edition #1
2 July 2018
The Wheeler Centre
Amanda Anastasi, Ra Chapman, Triana Hernandez,...
In this edition of the Next Big Thing, glimpse works-in-progress from our first intake of 2018 Hot Desk...
The Big Grapple: Loving and Loathing New York City
2 July 2018
The Wheeler Centre
Sami Shah, Dave Graney, Brodie Lancaster, Sally...
New York, we love you … but you’re bringing us down with your sloppy pizza slices, your stinky subway and...
The Social, Political and Philosophical Implications of Recent...
3 July 2018
Existentialist Society
Dr. John Lenarcic (School of Business IT and...
Existentialist Society.
Free public lecture, 8pm, followed by questions and discussion:
Any Book Book Club: East Melbourne
3 July 2018
Melbourne Library Service
Melbourne Library Service
Like talking about books? So do we!
How to Win a Nobel Prize
3 July 2018
The Wheeler Centre
Lorna Hendry and Bernard Caleo
Mary may only be small, but she has a big dream.
Oliver Phommavanh’s Storytelling Workshop in Warrnambool
3 July 2018
The Wheeler Centre
Oliver Phommavanh
Are you a 'cHEwY gum gum', looking for ways to bring your wildest story ideas to life? Look no further!
Take Charge: Autonomy in Older Age
3 July 2018
The Wheeler Centre
Ranjana Srivastava , Supriya Mohile, Melanie...
How do we ensure we get the health care we want, and deserve, in later life?