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Communities in Control — 138 episodes

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Fiona Smith - Imagine the Leaders we Need and Deserve

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Senator the Honourable Penny Wong – Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2021

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Senator the Honourable Penny Wong – Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2021

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Jess Scully – Glimpses of utopia

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Jess Scully – Glimpses of utopia

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Andrew Wear – Sometimes the solutions are closer than we think

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Andrew Wear – Sometimes the solutions are closer than we think

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Daniel Teitelbaum – Stop playing around and start playing seriously

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Daniel Teitelbaum – Stop playing around and start playing seriously

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Dr Tim Thornton – Better economics for a better world

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Dr Tim Thornton – Better economics for a better world

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Dr Ramona Vijeyarasa – Gender equality in a generation?

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Dr Ramona Vijeyarasa – Gender equality in a generation?

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Hugh Mackay – Restoring hope, rebuilding trust and inspiring optimism

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Hugh Mackay – Restoring hope, rebuilding trust and inspiring optimism

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Robert Fitzgerald – Reimagining the community sector

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Robert Fitzgerald – Reimagining the community sector

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Paul Bongiorno – The 2020 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Paul Bongiorno – The 2020 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

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Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns

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Nicholas Gruen – The iron law of business-as-usual

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Nicholas Gruen – The iron law of business-as-usual

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Danielle Wood – Inequality in Our Communities: Why are so many missing out?

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Danielle Wood – Inequality in Our Communities: Why are so many missing out?

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Professor Kristy Muir – Understanding the Social Progress Index

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Professor Kristy Muir – Understanding the Social Progress Index

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Peter Colacino – Building a Community: Bringing social infrastructure into the conversation

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Peter Colacino – Building a Community: Bringing social infrastructure into the conversation

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Georgina Dent – Breaking Badly: How I worried myself sick

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Georgina Dent – Breaking Badly: How I worried myself sick

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Professor Hilary Bambrick – Climate and Communities: Adapting to the new normal

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Professor Hilary Bambrick – Climate and Communities: Adapting to the new normal

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Dr Fiona Kerr – Replacing alert and alarmed with informed and engaged

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Dr Fiona Kerr – Replacing alert and alarmed with informed and engaged

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 3

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 3

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 2

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 2

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 1

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SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 1

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Professor Lea Waters - Strengths at Work: Unlocking energy and engagement

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Father Rod Bower - All Justice is Social

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Dr Jason Fox - Change the Game: Craft a culture fit for the future

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Mariam Veiszadeh - Identifying Privilege

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Professor Helen Milroy - The 2019 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Community Innovations Panel

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Professor Lea Waters - Strengths at Work: Unlocking energy and engagement

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Professor Helen Milroy - The 2019 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Mariam Veiszadeh - Identifying Privilege

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Community Innovations Panel

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Dr Jason Fox - Change the Game: Craft a culture fit for the future

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Father Rod Bower - All Justice is Social

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Dr Phoebe Wynn-Pope - The Apology: A Response

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Dr Phoebe Wynn-Pope - The Apology: A Response

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David Manne - The Apology: To the refugees, we say sorry

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David Manne - The Apology: To the refugees, we say sorry

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Dr Mary C. Gentile - Ethical Leadership: Giving Voice to Values

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Dr Mary C. Gentile - Ethical Leadership: Giving Voice to Values

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Prof. Gillian Triggs - Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Prof. Gillian Triggs - Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Hugh Mackay - The state of the nation starts in your street

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Hugh Mackay - The state of the nation starts in your street

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Jax Jacki Brown - Why society needs to change: a creative performance

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Jax Jacki Brown - Why society needs to change: a creative performance

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Stan Grant - Another Sorry Day: and no closer to equality

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Stan Grant - Another Sorry Day: and no closer to equality

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Kathy Kelly - How to change your community, your society, and your thinking

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Kathy Kelly - How to change your community, your society, and your thinking

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Paul Higgins - The future is now for our communities

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Paul Higgins - The future is now for our communities

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Nicholas Gruen - Rebuilding our political system to nurture equality

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Nicholas Gruen - Rebuilding our political system to nurture equality

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Prof. Martin Krygier: From Hanson to Hanson - What a difference 20 years makes

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Prof. Martin Krygier: From Hanson to Hanson - What a difference 20 years makes

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Andrew Denton in conversation with Viginia Tioli: The 2017 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Andrew Denton in conversation with Viginia Tioli: The 2017 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Prof. Cordelia Fine: Testosterone Rex - Unshackling communities from a gendered mindset

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Prof. Cordelia Fine: Testosterone Rex - Unshackling communities from a gendered mindset

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Richard Denniss: The Truth is Out There - Decoding econobabble to make room for good ideas

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Richard Denniss: The Truth is Out There - Decoding econobabble to make room for good ideas

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PANEL: Power to the People: Creating change from the ground up

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Dr Sandhya Ramrakha: This is Health: This is Healthy Communities: This is World Leading

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Prof. Chris Sarra: Stronger, Smarter, Healthier - How high-expectation relationships create healthier communities

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Dr Rebecca Huntley: Still Lucky - Why you should feel optimistic about Australia and its people

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Prof. Amanda Sinclair: Leading Mindfully - How to focus on what matters, influence for good and enjoy leadership more

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Magda Szubanski: Reckoning

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Waleed Aly: The 2016 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration

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Peter FitzSimons AM: After the Evolution

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Abraham Nouk: Words Have Meaning

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Prof. Ian Harper: The Purpose of Place

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Celeste Liddle: Aboriginal Women Talking For Themselves

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Dr Dennis Glover: An Economy is Not a Society

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Prof. Mick Dodson AM - The 2009 Community Leadership Oration

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Geraldine Doogue AO - Imagine Communities with Vibrant Hearts and Souls

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Eva Cox - What Future Do We Want?

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Dr Gregory Phillips: An Aboriginal Australian Republic

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PANEL: Think Differently - Disrupt Politics

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Stephen Koukoulas: Entitlement and Inequality - Why dumb economics is killing our communities

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Dr Jim Diers: Whatever the Question, Community is the Answer

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Hugh Mackay AO: The Art of Belonging

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Helena Norberg-Hodge: Going Local - the economics of happiness

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Lieutenant Colonel USMC (Ret)Dan Mori: Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2015

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Clementine Ford: Empowerment is a Zero Sum Game

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PANEL: Crossing the Electronic Frontier - or straddling the electric fence

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Barnaby Howarth: Bad Things Happen to Good People - what happens next?

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Assoc. Prof. Adam Alter: Drunk Tank Pink - Communities are better when individuals are better

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Prof. Jon Altman: Whose Lucky Country? The Indigenous Land Titling 'Revolution' and Community-based Development

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PANEL: The Great Debate: Bambi v Godzilla - Not-for-profit, charity and council mergers

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The Hon. Julia Gillard: Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2014

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Dr Simon Longstaff AO: The Luck of Fools

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Garry Muratore: Burger Off

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Peter Hartcher: The Sweet Spot - How Australia made its own luck - and could now throw it all away

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Linh Do: The Light Bulb Moments - Getting young people involved in community

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The Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG: Leaders Walking Eight Abreast - How to distribute leadership to the grass roots

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Prof. Kerry Arabena: Malaise, Meditation & Magnificence - The leadership required in Australia

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Hugh de Krester: The Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2013

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Dr John Falzon: From the Bottom Up - Making change stick

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Prof. Andrew Markus: Charting Change - Mapping social cohesion in communities

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PANEL: Q&A

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Paris Aristotle AM: Speaking Truth to Power - The highs, lows and realities of working with government

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Jane Farago: Tomorrow's Agenda - Measuring your impact; multiplying your impact

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Dr James Whelan: Is Australia ready for 'Big Society'?

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George Megalogenis: The Australian Moment - What's next?

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Scott Riddle: Technological Stewardship - Charting your course in an increasingly digital world

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PANEL: Government Works - The OurSay

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Damian Ogden: Generation Next - A new way forward for community leadership

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Joan Kirner 2012 Social Justice Oration

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Dr Anne Summers AO - Shifting Power: We changed the world, now what's different?

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Mary O'Hagan - First Person: The role of lived experience in shaping mental health services

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Dr Rebecca Huntley - The Future: What the future holds, and how to get there first

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Richard Watson - A Return to Community? The futurist's view of what lies in store

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Catherine Deveney - Communities: The good, the bad, the ugly

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: The Hon. Bill Shorten MP - The Next Steps in Making Australian Communities Liveable for People with Disabilities

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Prof. Fran Baum - Not In My Backyard

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Sharan Burrow - The 2007 Community Leadership Oration

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Bryce Courtenay AM - Has the Individual Run out of Power: The Power of One in the Community

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FROM THE ARCHIVES: Meredith Minkler - Putting Communities First: The Power of Community-based Action Research for Health and Wellbeing