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Rebecca Huntley

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About

Rebecca Huntley is one of Australia’s most respected researchers on social and consumer trends, and head of research at Essential Media. She is the author of Still Lucky: Why You Should Feel Optimistic About Australia and Its People.

Past Events

The Fifth Estate

The Welcome Stranger

Sally Warhaft, Susan Carland, William Maley, Rebecca Huntley

Past event

13 Aug

Questions for the Nation: Darwin

Rebecca Huntley, Ngaree Ah Kit, Patricia Cornelius, Ian Michael, Curtis Roman

Past event

20 Aug

Questions for the Nation: Perth

Rebecca Huntley, Nayuka Gorrie, Brad Ness, Sisonke Msimang, Zoë Coombs Marr

Past event

29 Jul

Questions for the Nation: Brisbane

Rebecca Huntley, Anne Tiernan, John Birmingham, Rutger Bregman, Sandy O’Sullivan

Past event

8 Sep

The Festival of Questions

The Festival of Questions: Day Pass

Julian Burnside, Oslo Davis, Geraldine Doogue, Lauren Duca, Gareth Evans, Deborah Frances-White, Rebecca Huntley, Krissy Kneen, Anna Krien, Jack Latimore, Kenan Malik, George Megalogenis, Shireen Morris, Shen Narayanasamy, Rita Panahi, Jordan Raskopoulos, Helen Razer, Jamila Rizvi, Geoffrey Robertson, Sally Warhaft, Tim Wilson

Past event

15 Oct

The Festival of Questions

Questions for the Nation: Melbourne

Gareth Evans, Julian Burnside, Geraldine Doogue, Jack Latimore, Shireen Morris, Helen Razer, Jamila Rizvi, Deborah Frances-White, Rebecca Huntley

Past event

15 Oct

Invasion of the Pod People

The Full Catastrophe

Rebecca Huntley, Sarah Macdonald, Maxine McKew, Libbi Gorr, Sami Shah, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen

Past event

15 Jun
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