2023 Manning Clark Lecture
Craig Foster AM LLB will give the 23rd Manning Clark Lecture: Australia's Third Act: Reconciled, Independent, Truly Multicultural
In the week of the coronation of King Charles III - Australia's undemocratic, unrepresentative and non-elected Head of State - Craig Foster will explore the meaning of contemporary Australian identity, social and cultural changes since the 20th century, lessons from the 1999 Referendum, advances in historical understanding leading to a powerful national movement of truth-telling and reconciliation, and why it is time for Australia to commit to true democracy and equality and walk both together and alone as a Republic.
Craig Foster is Co-Chair of the Australian Republic Movement and is one of Australia’s most respected sportspeople as a broadcaster, social justice advocate and human rights campaigner.
Light refreshments will be provided after the lecture in the Kambri Centre foyer bar.
Media passes are available on application.
In the week of the coronation of King Charles III - Australia's undemocratic, unrepresentative and non-elected Head of State - Craig Foster will explore the meaning of contemporary Australian identity, social and cultural changes since the 20th century, lessons from the 1999 Referendum, advances in historical understanding leading to a powerful national movement of truth-telling and reconciliation, and why it is time for Australia to commit to true democracy and equality and walk both together and alone as a Republic.
Craig Foster is Co-Chair of the Australian Republic Movement and is one of Australia’s most respected sportspeople as a broadcaster, social justice advocate and human rights campaigner.
Light refreshments will be provided after the lecture in the Kambri Centre foyer bar.
Media passes are available on application.
Location
Kambri T2
Kambri Cultural Precinct, ANU, Acton ACT 2600
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