Join the ANU National Security College at Brisbane City Hall on June 12 as we continue a series of distinctly Australian conversations about national security.
Australia’s strategic problem demands difficult decisions licensed by an inclusive conversation.
We also need to understand the intersection of security and wider risks – from economic and social pressures to the climate crisis.
Too often, conversations on defence, security, prosperity, social cohesion and sustainability are compartmentalised.
We need to explore how these priorities can converge in the national interest – with emphasis placed on the resilience and capabilities Australia needs to cope with the interconnection of domestic challenges, Indo-Pacific tensions and global shocks.
The event will commence with networking over a light breakfast, including tea and barista coffee, followed by a panel discussion and audience Q&A featuring:
- Professor Rory Medcalf AM, Head, ANU National Security College (NSC);
- Associate Professor Danielle Ireland-Piper, Academic Director, NSC;
- Adjunct Associate Professor Ian Kemish AM, Distinguished Advisor, NSC;
- Caroline van Heuzen, Deputy Head, NSC;
- Professor the Hon George Brandis KC, Professor, NSC / ANU College of Law
Whether you're a seasoned professional, a student, or simply curious about national security, this event offers an invaluable opportunity to expand your knowledge and network. The NSC team will be on hand to answer any questions you have about the College's executive and professional development courses and academic offerings.
Tickets are limited, so registration is essential.
