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This group is designed for people interested in the ideas of conservative thought to come together for discussion. It is the sister group of the Conservative Book Club which focuses more on a specific book for in-depth discussion. Whereas this will be more focused on current topics and the social aspect.
We aim to draw together political & social conservatives by organising social/drinks and discussion networking gatherings.
We will also be visiting various conservative and Centre Right seminars and gatherings (our visits will include libertarian gatherings). In fact, we will even visit Left of Centre meetings to find out more about them and their ideas.
But the prime reason for this meetup is to bring together conservatives, to network and to strengthen their beliefs through conversation, ideas, seminars and readings.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- The Housing Crisis – The Coalition’s Approach. With Senator Bragg47 Phillip St, Sydney
To attend, you must be a member of the Sydney Institute. Join here.
5.30 for free drinks and refreshments followed by the presesntation at 6pm.Members of The Sydney Institute (& one guest) only
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We have heard a lot about Australia’s housing crisis. But there are many ideas floating as to how best to solve the problem. Build better; build faster; build more to rent; build cheaper to buy.The Liberal/National Coalition has ideas too. Senator Andrew Bragg as shadow minister for housing sees an imbalance in some of the government’s preference for effort to be put towards building to rent rather than ways to encourage and assist first home owners to get a foot in the market.
Superannuation is a small pot of gold that can assist; likewise ideas for lower cost real estate investments as a way to eventually buying a family home. There are many ideas in the mix – perhaps it is time to listen to those from the opposition who are keen to keep home ownership in the hands of the buyers.
Book: Face-to-face
https://thesydneyinstitute.com.au/blog/events/senator-andrew-bragg-the-housing-crisis-the-coalitions-approach-face-to-face/MEMBERS (AND A GUEST OF THE SYDNEY INSTITUTE ONLY
- Politics in Action 2024 Mapping Southeast Asia's Political LandscapeEducation Building, University of Sydney, Camperdown
You must register here to attend.
Our annual Politics in Action forum features timely analysis of political affairs in six Southeast Asian countries, for an audience of scholars, students and the general public.
Join us for an illuminating exploration of political landscapes across Southeast Asia at the annual SSEAC Politics in Action forum. Hear about the latest developments shaping the region's socio-political fabric, featuring esteemed scholars and experts from Australia and the region.
This flagship forum, now in it's 9th year, provides deep insight into the current political context, offering concise yet comprehensive analysis of key political, social, and economic developments in six Southeast Asian nations. In this year's forum, expect engaging presentations from our country-specialists regarding Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, and Vietnam.
Each session, carefully crafted to be accessible to both general and scholarly audiences, and especially relevant to researchers active in Southeast Asia, will include a 20-minute expert presentation followed by an interactive Q&A session.
Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Southeast Asia's ever-changing political environment. Join us as we navigate the complexities and nuances of the region's political dynamics at Politics in Action 2024.
