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Symposium 4        

Where available, speeches, presentations and audio recordings from
Symposium 3 will be published on this web page.

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EMERGING FUTURES—SHAPING OUR TERRITORY
DECEMBER 8-9 2003
Araluen Centre, Alice Springs

DAY ONE: Monday 8 December

Jeff McMullen
Symposium Host
Introduction

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Veronica Dobson
Welcome to Country

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Professor Helen Garnett
Vice-Chancellor, Charles Darwin University
Introductory comments

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION ONE: Painting the Picture: Memory and the present

William Tilmouth
Director, Tangentyere Council, Central Australia
Life in the Territory: Past, Present and Future

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Life in the Territory: Past, Present and Future


Peg Havnen - Chair Seniors Council, Office of the Chief Minister and
Progressing the Territory out of the past and into the future from 2005 to 2055

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Ian Tuxworth - Former Chief Minister Northern Territory
Progressing the Territory out of the past and into the future from 2005 to 2055

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Dr Chris Healy
Cultural Studies Program, University of Melbourne
Now you see it, now you don’t: remembering aboriginality and
cultural politics.

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION TWO: Setting the scene: Myths, and Realities

Dr Gillian Cowlishaw
Senior Research Fellow, University of Technology Sydney
Who's upsetting who? Memory, nostalgia, morality.

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Stephen Jackson
Director, Research and Statistics, Office of Crime Prevention, NT
Does the NT have the law and order problem it imagines?

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Robert Hoogenraad
Language Resource Officer, NT Dept Employment, Education and Training
Demographic changes interpreted from a local perspective

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Questions from the floor: Session 2

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION THREE: Falling between the gaps

Johnny Lawrence
President, NT Criminal Lawyer’s Association
The judicial system and its limits

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Denise Haslem
Producer, film Lonely Boy Richard
Comments on the film

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Questions from the floor: Session 3

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION FOUR: Naming and blaming

Professor Gavin Mooney
Professor of Health Economics and Director, Social and Public Health Economics Research Group
Institutionalised racism and health care

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Associate Professor Ted Wilkes
Telethon Institute of Child Health Research, Western Australia
On the hard business of naming problems honestly: bringing out the open secrets of child sexual abuse.

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Questions from the floor: Session 4

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Shane Houston
Assistant Secretary Office of Aboriginal Health,
Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services.
Day One Wrap Up

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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DAY TWO: Tuesday 9 December 2003

SESSION FIVE: Sharing Space: Contests and Accommodations

Dr Gary Robinson
Director, Centre for North Australian and Asian Research, Charles Darwin University
No way to be. Violent and suicidal youth.

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Anthony Ellis
Manager Tourism Development, Northern Territory Tourist Commission
Looking through a shattered windscreen: community visioning processes.

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Looking Through a Shattered Windscreen


Leon Morris, Coordinator, 'Itinerants' Project and Galiwinku women
Migrant Smuggling in the Asia Pacific: Balancing Regional Security
and Human Rights

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Questions from the floor: Session 5

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION SIX: Deconstructing orthodoxies, putting good ideas in place

Olga Havnen
Manager, Indigenous Programs, Fred Hollows Foundation
On the paternalism of much of what is badged as community development: turning things around with the Jawoyn people

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Brendan Meney RAIA
Desert Knowledge Architect
Eroding economic rationalism: culture and the environment as the foundations for developing shared space.

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Her Worship the Mayor of Alice Spings, Fran Kilgariff
Community initiatives: working together to create amenity

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION SEVEN: Diversity within unity: the possibilities and the constraints

Professor Michael Keith
Head, Centre for Urban and Community Research, Goldsmith’s University of London
The relationship between city design, racial conflict, and social cohesion

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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The relationship between city design, racial conflict, and social cohesion


Associate Professor Paul Memmott
Director of the Aboriginal Environments Research Centre, University of Queensland
Values of a bi-cultural society in Alice Springs

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Values of a bi-cultural society in Alice Springs

Biblography


Questions from the floor: Session 7

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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SESSION EIGHT: Bringing it together

Dr Mark Stafford-Smith - CEO Desert Knowledge CRC (presenting) and
Dr Bruce Walker - Centre for Appropriate Technology (co-author)
Designing our futures together: lessons from the system we live in.

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Kate Finlayson
Journalist and author: A Lot of Croc: An Urban Bush Legend (2003, Vintage)
Living together separately: how whitefellas live

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Audience/Panel Discussion

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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Rob Griew

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Concluding Comments

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Introduction by Jeff McMullen

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