The Sydney Institute Podcast

Jennifer Hewitt & Aaron Patrick - Zoom Discussion

Jennifer Hewitt & Aaron Patrick join Gerard Henderson & The Sydney Institute members via Zoom.Recorded 19/7/210:00 Intro1:13 Aaron's Talk14:37 Jennifer's Talk28:53 Q&A

Sharri Markson - Lab Leak or Natural Emergence: What Really Happened in Wuhan?

Sharri Markson joins Gerard Henderson and The Sydney Institute members to discuss her new book What Really Happened in Wuhan?Recorded 22/6/210:00 Intro1:40 Sharri's Talk33:40 Q&A

Sen Andrew Bragg - A Liberal Answer to National Reconciliation

Senator Andrew Bragg joins The Sydney Institute to discuss his new book Buraadja: The Liberal Case for National Reconciliation.Recorded 8/6/210:00 Intro1:10 The Senator's Address24:00 Q&A

Suzanne Rutland - The Wars of Isi Leibler

Suzanne Rutland joins Gerard Henderson and The Sydney Institute members to discuss her book Lone Voice - The Wars of Isi Leibler.Recorded 25/05/210:00 Intro1:18 Suzanne's Talk29:40 Q&A

The Hon Angus Taylor - Liberal Party Principles and The Energy Portfolio

The Hon Angus Taylor joins Gerard Henderson and The Sydney Institute members to discuss Liberal Party Principles and The Energy Portfolio.Recorded 19/05/21 at King & Wood Mallesons.0:00 Intro1:00 Angus Taylor's Address27:00 Q&A

Robert Hadler - Mutineers and Dark Secrets

Robert Hadler joins Gerard Henderson and The Sydney Institute members to discuss his latest books "Mutineers" and "Dark Secrets".Recorded 18/05/210:00 Intro1:50 Robert's Address38:15 Q&A

Kevin Donnelly - Cancel Culture: Where to Next?

Kevin Donnelly is welcomed back to The Sydney Institute to discuss his new book Cancel Culture: and the Left's Long March. Recorded 5/5/210:00 Intro0:48 Speech21:35 Q&A

Planning, Progress & Productivity, Post-Pandemic - The Hon Rob Stokes

The Hon Rob Stokes, NSW Minister for Planning and Public Spaces gives an address to The Sydney Institute and takes questions from the Institute's members.Recorded 29/4/210:00 Intro0:50 The Minister's Speech24:30 Q&A

Radicals: Remembering the Sixties - Meredith Burgmann & Nadia Wheatley

Meredith Burgmann & Nadia Wheatley join Gerard Henderson and the Institute's members via Zoom to discuss their new book - Radicals: Remembering the Sixties.Recorded 28/4/210:00 Meredith & Nadia's Talk36:20 Slideshow39:10 Q&A

Babette Smith - Defiant Voices: The Legacy of Australia’s Convict Women

Babette Smith joins Anne Henderson for a discussion of her new book Defiant Voices: The Legacy of Australia's Convict Women.Recorded 20/4/210:00 Introduction1:21 Babette's Talk32:12 Discussion