Tuesday 5 March
Making Wellington Wildly Famous
Lance Walker
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Friday 8 March
Penguins, polynyas and ice ceilings: reflections on Antarctica
Associate Professor Rebecca Priestley

Tuesday 12 March
Investigative Journalism – Checks and Balances
Nicky Hager

Friday 15 March
Journey towards Justice –Beyond 2019
Sir Kim Workman
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Tuesday 19 March
Interest Groups
Margaret and Ian Garrett

Friday 22 March
This Mortal Boy – moral panic and retribution in the 1950s
Dame Fiona Kidman

Tuesday 26 March
How Music Changes Lives
Virtuoso Strings

Friday 29 March
Has membership of the Open Government Partnership made any difference to open government in New Zealand?
Keitha Booth
Open Government
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Tuesday 2 April
Lessons from a grassroots campaign to double refugee quota
Murdoch Stephens
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Friday 5 April
Discovering Ferns
Dr Leon Perrie
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Tuesday 9 April
What gender equality means today, here and internationally
Dr Gill Greer
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Friday 12 April
Developing new lures to control rats
Dr Rob Keyzers & Dr Michael Jackson
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Tuesday 30 April
The NZ Portrait Gallery
Jaenine Parkinson
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Friday 3 May
A Vision for Kiwibuild based upon co-operation
Andre de Groot
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Tuesday 7 May
The First Emperor of the Qin: Reflections on a recent exhibition
Duncan Campbell
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Friday 10 May
Actually sports commentaries are not boring
Emeritus Professor Koenraad Kuiper
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Tuesday 14 May
Beekeeping
Ian Goodwin
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Friday 17 May
Surviving the war was not enough
Barbara Mulligan
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Tuesday 21 May
Impacts of sexual assault
Dr Linda Beckett
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Friday 24 May
Using genes to detect and treat diseases
Professor David Ackerley
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Tuesday 28 May
Privatisation failed – so how do we fix government?
Max Rashbrooke
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Friday 31 May
Electricity Industry Prices and Profits
Dr Geoff Bertram
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Tuesday 4 June
Photography
Barry Durrant

Friday 7 June
Aotearoa NZ and Italy: links to ensure our access to world-class early childhood education
Dr Anne Meade
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Tuesday 11 June
Child and Youth Wellbeing Report
Judge Andrew Becroft
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Friday 14 June
Autoimmunity: The consequences of losing your immune balance
Professor Anne LaFlamme
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Tuesday 18 June
An Interview
Lindsay Perigo

Tuesday 18 June
Intergenerational Wellbeing and Public Policy
Girol Karacaoglu
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Friday 21 June
Shakespeare on Political Violence and Warfare
Burton King

Tuesday 25 June – MidWinter Luncheon

Friday 28 June
Future Directions in New Zealand Schooling
Rob McIntosh
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Tuesday 2 July
Dame Winnie Laban

Tuesday 2 July
Changing Face of Pasifika
Holona Lui
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Tuesday 9 July
Governor General's Home
Owen Mann & Wellington - History
Heather Mils

Friday 12 July
Unmaking American Greatness: Trump, Populism and American foreign policy
Emeritus Professor Roberto Rabel
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Tuesday 16 July
Existential Risk in the 21st Century: The challenge to the UN and Multilateralism.
Kennedy Graham
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Friday 19 July
How DNA from museum collections is informing our understanding of New Zealand’s plants and animals
Dr Lara Shepherd
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Tuesday 20 August
Sex Workers Stepping Forward
Dame Catherine Healy
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Friday 23 August
Challenging dogma in clinical research
Professor Richard Beasley
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Tuesday 27 August 2019
A Multiplicity of Rhapsodies
Richard Keller
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Friday 30 August
Pain, Opioids and the global addiction crisis
Associate Professor Bronwyn Kivell
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Tuesday 3 September
Dance Teacher Taonga – NZ and the World
Deirdre Tarrant
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Friday 6 September
Should we all have some knowledge of Te Reo?
Professor Rawinia Higgins
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Tuesday 10th September
Transmission Gully – from concept to construction
Craig Nicholson
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Friday 13 September – AGM
AGM Speaker
Meandering with Mansfield
Redmer Yska
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Tuesday 17 September
Gentlemen art thieves and their art: Enduring myths and great art
Arthur Tompkins

Friday 20 September
Whose child? Our outdated adoption laws
Anne Else
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Tuesday 24 September
The World lacks progressive leadership – could NZ provide some?
Thomas Nash
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Friday 27 September
What comes after Jacinda?
Colin James
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Tuesday 15 October
Sound Sculptures
Paul Dunham
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Friday 18 October
Flying High – The Photography of Lloyd Homer
Simon Nathan

Tuesday 22 October
Orchestra Wellington
Kirsten Mason
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Friday 25 October
History of our Health System
Dr Alastair Mcdonald
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Tuesday 29 October
Bougainville Conflict 20 Years On
Brigadier Roger Mortlock
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Friday 1 November
Scandalous Past Times of the Parisian Belle Epoque
Dr Wendy Nolan Joyce
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