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Professor Julie Andrews, an Aboriginal Australian historian, academic, and author, posed wearing a burgundy jacket and black top in front of a photo wall mural.

In Conversation with Professor Julie Andrews

Join a thoughtful conversation with Julie Andrews inspired by her book Where's All the Community?

Smiling Kim Beazley wearing camel-coloured jacket and shirt with tie.

Kim Beazley on the American Moment

A talk examining the forces reshaping American politics ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Adam Liaw, smiling with his arms folded.

An Evening with Adam Liaw

The beloved cook, writer and broadcaster shares his extraordinary story.

Collage of a person sitting in a small red boat and reading a book, floating on a sea made of scattered words and text clippings like 'desert' and 'books'.

Desert Island Books with Claire G. Coleman

Join author Claire G. Coleman for a conversation exploring the books she couldn't live without.

An gold artefact showing a man's face fashioned in gold.

Schliemann's Gold and Beyond

Explore Germany’s quest for Greek antiquity on an interactive German-language museum tour.

Guenther Steiner, a middle-aged man with short hair wearing a black shirt, centred against a stylized, highly-blurred background featuring rapid motion lines that mimic a Formula 1 car speeding down a racetrack.

Guenther Steiner: No Team Orders

Drive to Survive’s breakout star unpacks F1’s most divisive season in a decade, live on stage.

Welsh baritone Sir Bryn Terfel sitting on a vintage couch surrounded by sheet music, smiling at the camera.

Masterclass with Sir Bryn Terfel

Welsh bass-baritone Sir Bryn Terfel hosts an illuminating masterclass featuring Melba Opera Trust.

Journalist Cheng Lei, wearing a loosely cut pale blue draped top.

China and the New World Order

Cheng Lei and Anthony J Spires explore the domestic and global tensions shaping China’s future.

People gathered listening to a lecture at The Edge in Fed Square.

Melbourne Conversations: The Knowledge the World Needs

What would it mean for Australia to actually listen to Aboriginal knowledge systems?

Close-up portrait of the face of conductor Benjamin Northey, a middle-aged man with short dark hair, smiling in a dark open neck shirt.

Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address

An annual forum for ideas, the Peggy Glanville-Hicks Address ignites debate around Australian music.

Visitors on a tour at the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio with electronic instruments on display on shelves.
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MESS Studio Tour

Take a free guided tour of a collection of rare instruments and hear the stories behind the sounds.

Investigative journalist Nick McKenzie, a man with short dark hair wearing a dark suit jacket and white shirt, posed against a dark brown background.

Nick McKenzie and Ben Schneiders: Building Bad

Journalists Nick McKenzie and Ben Schneiders go inside the investigation that rocked the CFMEU.

A black and white photograph, circa 1870, of a corner shop at 1 Madeline St, Carlton, showing a woman standing at the entrance and two men looking in the windows.

Carlton’s Hidden History

Come along to learn about the hidden history of Carlton's streets, homes and residents.

Festive drawing of holly wreath with bow and gift ornament.

Festive Sketching with Alissa Duke

Learn to sketch on location in the historic exhibition house of Fairhall.

Author Beverley Wang smiling with her arms crossed wearing a pattered shirt.

Bookish Club with Beverley Wang

Beverely Wang delves into Taiwan Travelogue, a novel set in Japanese-occupied Taiwan.

People milling around a bar that's illuminated with red lights.
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Thursday Linguas Melbourne Language Exchange and Social

Meet new people and practise speaking another language.

Bald man with blue jacket and white shirt, standing outside hedged house wall.

Josh Frydenberg in Conversation

The former Treasurer opens up on family, leadership, public life and changing nature of politics.

View of Melbourne from across the Yarra River

Canine Masters

A world-class celebration of canine natural health lands In Melbourne.

Swimmer Ariarne Titmus, with blonde hair, sparkling water in the background.

Ariarne Titmus: Relentless

The Olympic champion swimmer discusses her fierce and eye-opening memoir.

19th century watercolour of three ballet dancers on stage holding a long garland.

Ballet in Britain After the French Revolution

Join Dr Caitlin Lehmann for a lecture exploring the politics of ballet.