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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James Cotton, ‘UN 1.0’ Australia at the League of Nations 29/03/2023
Chris Wallace, ‘Biography as political intervention’ Prime Ministerial Biographers 22/03/2023
Nick Richardson, ‘Look out with a bit more confidence’ 1956 as a watershed moment in Australia 15/03/2023
John Howard, ‘The Greatest Political Contributor to Modern Australia’ Howard on Menzies 08/03/2023
Zachary Gorman, ‘Australia’s oldest political tradition’ The founding of the Liberal Party as an expression of Australian liberalism 01/03/2023
Daniel Hannan, ‘A short term cost for long term gains’ Brexit and the state of UK politics 22/02/2023
Frank Yuan, ‘Haunted with the statues of mediocrities’ Menzies’s views on America 15/02/2023
Richard Pomfret, ‘The Age of Equality’ The 20th century as a contest of economic systems 08/02/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 6: David Furse-Roberts & Lyndon Megarrity 01/02/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 5: William Stoltz & David Lee 25/01/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 4: Lucas McLennan & Lorraine Finlay 18/01/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 3: Tom Switzer, Andrew Blyth, & Christopher Beer 11/01/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 2: Troy Bramston & Charles Richardson 04/01/2023
Summer Series 2022-3 Part 1: George Brandis, Nicolle Flint, & Anne Henderson 28/12/2022
Dean Kotlowski, ‘Not going to disappear’ Comparing American & Australian Indigenous Policy 21/12/2022
Stephen Wilks, ‘This extraordinary synthesis of ideas for the Australian nation’ Earle Page 14/12/2022
William Cook, ‘The sheer size of it’ Menzies’s Marvelous Book Collection 07/12/2022
David Lee, ‘I don’t vote for them, but I’ll vote for John Curtin’ Labor’s Wartime Leader 30/11/2022
Meg Gurry, ‘Australia has always been strategically inconsequential’ The Development of the India-Australia Relationship 23/11/2022
Elizabeth Tynan, ‘They Had No Business Making Those Assurances’ British Nuclear Tests in Australia 16/11/2022
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