Thanks for attending!Thank you for tuning in to the sixth webinar of our 2022 series, Critical Public Conversations: Undoing Australia. This webinar titled ‘Aboriginality and Alienage: Legal Pluralism at the Australian Border’ featured University of Melbourne academic Professor Kirsty Gover discussing the possibilities of legal pluralism with regard to the Australian High Court case Love-Thoms (2020). ![]() Themes raised
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Bonus Collaboration webinar!![]() Reflections on Indigenous Politics and Settler Colonialism in Aotearoa- In conversation with Associate Professor Lorenzo Veracini and Māori scholar Hemopereki Hoani Simon Date & Time: Thurs 13th October 12-1 pm AEDT Final 2022 Critical Public Conversation webinarSettler Memory and the Pitfalls and Possibilities of a Third Reconstruction - Professor Kevin Bruyneel Date & Time: Wed 26th October 10 – 11 am AEDT ![]() To stay up to date with Australian Centre news, events and subscribe to our monthly newsletter, please enter your details on the subscription form. The Australian Centre acknowledges the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung peoples (Parkville, Southbank, Werribee and Burnley campuses), The Yorta Yorta Nation (Shepparton and Dookie campuses) and The Dja Dja Wurrung people (Creswick campus) stand and respectfully recognises Elders past and present. Based on the Parkville campus of the University of Melbourne which sits on sovereign Wurundjeri lands, we at the Australian Centre are conscious we have obligations to this place and its people. We are also conscious that the University has not always valued this relationship and indeed still has a long way to go. |