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Is Julia Gillard the new Bob Hawke?

By Kim on July 3, 2010

It probably hasn’t escaped folks’ attention that Julia Gillard has expanded the scope of her rhetoric about being consultative beyond the issues of governance, cabinet processes and caucus decision making. In all the statements she’s made since becoming PM, she’s [...]

Posted in Politics | Tagged 2020 summit, ALP, asylum seekers, Bob Hawke, carbon price, Climate change, consensus, corporatism, economic summit, ets, Gillard government, governance, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Labor, Labor leadership, Miners, mining industry, MRRT, reconciliation, rspt, Rudd government, social cleavages, social division | 360 Responses

Tony Abbott's Ideas Summit

By Mark Bahnisch on February 25, 2010

Business Spectator reports: Opposition Leader Tony Abbott will hold an ideas forum on Friday in much the same vein as Kevin Rudd’s famed 2020 summit. But he insists it will be more than a glorified photo opportunity. The roundtable is [...]

Posted in Politics | Tagged 2020 summit, ideas, ideas forum, Noel Pearson, Tony Abbott | 103 Responses

"The Future By Us" looks a lot like the present

By Robert Merkel on June 10, 2009

At 32, perhaps it’s just that I’m no longer considered “yoof”, but I’ve always been dubious of the notion that there are great undiscovered pearls of wisdom in the “best and brightest” of our young people just waiting to be [...]

Posted in Activism, Books, Writers & Writing, Policy | Tagged 2020 summit, anna rose, chloe adams, hugh evans, katie dunlop, tom o'connor | 39 Responses

2020 response open thread

By Robert Merkel on April 23, 2009

Well, here it is – the government’s response to the 2020 summit, all 262 pages of it. Judging from my quick perusal of the sustainability section, prepare to be underwhelmed. For instance, the fairly uncontroversial proposals on public transport on [...]

Posted in Government, Policy | Tagged 2020 summit, australia 2020 | 29 Responses

Guest post by Jeff Sparrow: The 2020 Summit anniversary

By Guest Poster on April 2, 2009

From today’s Crikey — Jeff Sparrow of Overland writes: It’s quite astonishing that the public figure who yesterday pointed out that the deadline for Kevin Rudd’s response to ideas from his 2020 summit had quietly come and gone was Peter [...]

Posted in Policy, Politics | Tagged 2020 summit, anniversary, Kevin Rudd, Peter Costello, Rudd government | 39 Responses

Howard kills Republic… again

By Mark Bahnisch on January 30, 2009

There’s a story in the News Limited tabloids today suggesting that any plebiscite for a Republic is to go on the backburner, because Kevin Rudd fears that there would be a voter backlash in economic hard times. Backbencher Mark Dreyfus [...]

Posted in Politics | Tagged 2020 summit, ALP, global financial crisis, John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Labor, Mark Dreyfus, Paul Keating, recession, Republic | 40 Responses

Australian cultural policy; and whatever happened to the 2020 summit?

By Mark Bahnisch on January 7, 2009

I wrote in an earlier post about the “summer of culture” feature at New Matilda. Ben Eltham has now wrapped up “the state of the cultural nation” with a thoughtful essay integrating the various pieces with some broader thoughts on [...]

Posted in Culture, Policy | Tagged 2020 summit, arts funding, Australia Council, Ben Eltham, Creative Australia, creative industries, creativity, cultural policy, innovation, New Matilda, Peter Garrett, Rudd govermnent | 18 Responses

Peter Garrett and the ANAM defunding debacle

By Mark Bahnisch on November 27, 2008

There’s been a bit of discussion about Arts Minister Peter Garrett’s defunding of the Australian National Academy of Music on another thread, so I think it probably warrants a post of its own. Long time observers of arts and cultural [...]

Posted in Culture, Education, Government, Music, Policy | Tagged 2020 summit, AIMP, ANAM, arts policy, Australian Institute of Music Performance, Australian National Academy of Music, classical music, creative industries, creativity, cultural policy, defunding, Education, Glyn Davis, Melbourne University, Michael Danby, Music, Peter Garrett, training | 56 Responses

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