Law, ethics & philosophy

Anything and everything in Law, ethics & philosophy from across our archives.

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15 Nov 2016

Past event

Promo image for Peter Greste: Day of the Imprisoned Writer

Peter Greste: Day of the Imprisoned Writer / Freedom of speech & censorship

With Peter Greste and Emma Alberici

18 Jul 2016

News

Promo image for Quick Draw: Did atheist Jean-Paul Sartre write, direct and star in a nativity play?

Quick Draw: Did atheist Jean-Paul Sartre write, direct and star in a nativity play? / Books, reading & writing

By Sophie Quick

4 Oct 2018

Past event

Promo image for Gillian Triggs: Speaking Up

Gillian Triggs: Speaking Up / Biography & memoir

With Gillian Triggs and Virginia Trioli

Podcast episode

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The Wheeler Centre

Introducing our newest podcast series, The Messenger / Migration

6 May 2015

Past event

The Fifth Estate

Nick Davies: Ballarat / Media

With Nick Davies and Sophie Black

22 Nov 2017

Past event

The F Word

The F Word Address: Jane Gilmore / Sexual & gender politics

With Jane Gilmore and Santilla Chingaipe

7 Sep 2011

Past event

Eva Gabrielsson / Crime & pulp

With Eva Gabrielsson and Jon Faine

Podcast episode

The Messenger

HEY GIRL: As You Are: A Trans Teen Story / Gender

Jane Clifton: Character is at the heart of it / Books, reading & writing

With Jane Clifton

12 Mar 2013

Past event

Promo image for The Badlands of Old Peking: Paul French

The Badlands of Old Peking: Paul French / Books, reading & writing

With Paul French

7 Sep 2015

Past event

A.C. Grayling / Philosophy

With A.C. Grayling and Emily Sexton

13 Sep 2011

Past event

Jay Bahadur / Crime & pulp

With Jay Bahadur and Christine Kenneally

5 Jul 2017

Past event

Question Time

Radicalisation / Race, religion & identity

With Madeleine Morris, Irfan Yusuf, John Safran and 1 other

24 Aug 2018

Past event

Books and Ideas at Montalto

Krissy Kneen / Australian stories

With Krissy Kneen and Elizabeth McCarthy

22 Jul 2011

Hackgate Down Under / Ethics & morals

By Alex Landragin

The News International scandal, or ‘Hackgate’, set the Australian public imagination alight this week. For proof, we need only be reminded that every single television network, other than SBS, beamed the appearance of Rupert and James Murdoch before a parliamentary inquiry live into our living rooms late Tuesday night. Other than royal weddings and the 9/11 attack, there are few precedents for this kind…

Podcast episode