Afternoon Light

Afternoon Light

Por: Robert Menzies Institute
Welcome to the Afternoon Light Podcast, a captivating journey into the heart of Australia’s political history and enduring values. Presented by the Robert Menzies Institute, a prime ministerial library and museum, this podcast illuminates the remarkable legacy of Sir Robert Menzies, Australia’s longest-serving prime minister.

Dive into the rich tapestry of Menzies’s contemporary impact as we explore his profound contributions on the Afternoon Light Podcast. Join us as we delve into his unyielding commitment to equality, boundless opportunity, and unwavering entrepreneurial spirit. Our engaging discussions bring to life the relevance of Menzies’s values in today’s world, inspiring us to uphold his principles for a brighter future.

Ready to embark on this enlightening journey? Experience the Afternoon Light Podcast now! Tune in to explore the past, engage with the present, and shape a better tomorrow by learning from the visionary leadership of Sir Robert Menzies.

Stay connected by signing up on the Robert Menzies Institute website: https://www.robertmenziesinstitute.org.au/. Have an opinion? Email your comments to: [email protected].
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Latest episodes of the podcast Afternoon Light

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Greg Melleuish & Zachary Gorman, ‘A big step in Australia becoming a plural society’ The Goulburn Catholic School Strike and the State Aid Dilemma 17/08/2022
Nick Dyrenfurth, ‘This amorphous concept’ An Australian Understanding of Citizenship 10/08/2022
Wayne Reynolds, ‘We have this deterrent’ Australia’s Nuclear Ambition 03/08/2022
Patrick Mullins, ‘A question that had to be asked and answered’ How did Billy McMahon reach the top of Australian politics? 27/07/2022
Heather Henderson, ‘He took a great interest in a lot of young ones’ Memories of My Father 21/07/2022
Tom Frame, ‘An Orderly and Seamless Transition of Power’ The Life and Achievements of Harold Holt 13/07/2022
Bridget Brooklyn, ‘A Tendency to See This As Monolithic’ Unpacking the 1954 Election 29/06/2022
Peter Drysdale: ‘A Radical Idea’ Personal Reflections on the Australia-Japan Relationship 22/06/2022
Gray Connolly: ‘A Very Strong Communitarian Element’ Exploring Australian Conservatism 15/06/2022
Alexander Downer: ‘A Sense of History’ Political Leadership in a Troubled World 08/06/2022
Troy Bramston: ‘That Sense of Stature About Them’ Comparing Menzies and Hawke 01/06/2022
William Stoltz: ‘Its work was so sensitive that Parliament shouldn’t be briefed on it’ ASIS at 70 25/05/2022
Darius von Güttner: ‘Reaching Out to the Past and Choosing What They Want to Be’ The Ukraine Conflict and the Importance of History 18/05/2022
James Paterson: ‘A Dramatic Wake Up Call’ Navigating Contemporary Geopolitical Threats 11/05/2022
Peter Edwards: ‘One of the Greatest Examples of Australian Statecraft’ Australia’s Military Commitments Under Menzies 04/05/2022
Peter Kurti: ‘Raging Against the Past’ The Problem with Historical Cancellation 27/04/2022
Thomas Wilkins: ‘Upholding a Rules-Based Order’ Australia-Japan Relations 20/04/2022
Ian McAllister: ‘What Hasn’t Changed?’ The Evolution of Australian Elections since the Menzies Era 13/04/2022
Paul Morrissey: ‘Educating the Whole Person’ The Enduring Importance of a Liberal Approach to Education 06/04/2022
David Kemp and Nick Cater: ‘Liberalism and the belief of the individual person as the way to civil politics’ The Robert Menzies Institute Exhibition 30/03/2022
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