PUBLIC LECTURE:
  A Proper Sense of History
  - Former Prime Minister John Howard will present  The Sir Paul Hasluck Foundation Lecture
		
Thu, 27 Sep 2012 18:00 - Winthrop Hall
		
The Hon John Howard OM AC
As Minister for External Affairs and Minister for Defence, Sir Paul
Hasluck was integral in formulating Australia’s post war security and
foreign policy.  He was a strong advocate for our nation’s indigenous
people, particularly in health and education. He was a prolific writer,
authoring volumes on politics, foreign affairs, public policy and
poetry.

Following his graduation from UWA, Sir Paul became a journalist, a
diplomat and then a Member of Parliament and a term as Governor-General
and remained active in public life following his retirement.  Sir Paul
died in Perth in 1993.

The Sir Paul Hasluck Foundation was established this year to promote and
inform conservative thought and debate of key issues facing Australia.
It seeks to celebrate the central insight of Sir Paul’s life: that
learning and ideas matter.

The lecture will rotate around Australian states, and will feature a
renowned speaker addressing a significant contemporary issue, drawing on
Sir Paul’s interests and principles
		
For more information:
  Kim Brown
  kim.brown@uwa.edu.au
  6488 3016

Starts       : Thu, 27 Sep 2012 18:00
Ends         : Thu, 27 Sep 2012 19:30
		
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Last Updated : Fri, 14 Sep 2012 13:11