
This is the question we are asking in our spring series of 'Conversations that matter' in the lead up to the Victorian State election - exploring wealth inequality & economic leadership, ethical leadership and political leadership. Join us for our final event as we explore political leadership and the values that undergird them all.
Talking about wealth inequality with Jonathan Cornford (Mannagum) and Catherine de Fortenay (Commissioner, Productivity Commission).
Tim Costello and Jessica Hateley-Browne (Executive Director Mission & Equity at Uniting VicTas)
Bronwyn Pike and Paul Strangio.
Time: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Panel Discussions (5:30 pm doors open / drinks served)
Venue: The School House at Wesley Place (next door to the Caretakers Cottage),
130 Lonsdale Street Melbourne.
Cost (per session): $25 (full) or $12:50 for students *ticket prices includes light refreshments.

We're partnering with Mark the Evangelist congregation to discuss the Quarterly Essay together.
Join us on Friday 2nd October as we discuss Waleed Aly's essay on the future of liberalism. Aly maps the new politics emerging—both conservative and progressive—as mainstream politics loses its appeal. The discussion will be led by Rev'd Dr Craig Thompson.
Friday 2nd October
11:00 am to 12:30 pm
Dalton McCaughey Library,
CTM, 29 College Crescent Parkville.
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