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What happens to our understanding of the digital when we begin with time, rather than space? This symposium invites participants whose projects explore the entanglements of digital technologies and temporalities.

Join us for a breakfast and vital conversation during Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Prevention Month as we shine a spotlight on the complexities of DFV.

Join Alastair Blanshard, Paul Eliadis Professor of Classics and Ancient History, as he revisits the birth of portraiture in ancient Greece. Hear the story of how art originally designed to represent images of the immortal gods was transformed to capture the faces of mortal men and women.

The 2025 Hall Annual Lecture titled 'Bones, Stones, Crocodiles and Origins: New Paleoanthropological Evidence from Africa' will be presented by Associate Professor Jackson Njau.

Theory can be seen as scary, boring, or irrelevant. But theorizing can be a creative and incredibly powerful way to generate new questions and push your research practice in new directions. In this two-day workshop, you’ll be introduced to theorizing as a creative practice.

Join us for an exciting, full-day professional development event designed to empower educators with the practical AI tools and insights needed to transform classroom practice and administrative tasks.

A full-day focusing on enhancing educators' data literacy by emphasizing its importance, teaching interpretation and application for informed decision-making, and providing hands-on experience with classroom data.

Join the Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect for an expert panel discussion on Climate Change in the Pacific.

In this presentation, prominent US-based Russian author and analyst Mikhail Zygar examines what Russian President Putin seeks for Russia’s future, for his own legacy, and how he intends to go about achieving it.