Manus Days, Bettina Arndt and David Flint

Dear ,

If you haven't booked for the Manus Days book launch, please don't wait any longer and click here. Not only will you get to hear an impartial eye-witness account of actual conditions in the Regional Processing Centre but you'll have an opportunity to meet legendary South Pacific correspondent Sean Dorney.

Cost is $10 for AIP members, $20 for non-members and includes the first drink. To book, click here.

When: March 22 at 6:00 for 6:30 pm
Where: Alliance Hotel, 320 Boundary Street SPRING HILL Q 4000
Cost: $10 for AIP members, $20 for non-members (includes first drink).
To book, click here.

And while you're getting organised here are another couple of functions to put in your diary, dates and details to be advised.

Bettina Arndt - May 2

Bettina Arndt is a pioneering Australian sexologist who first came to prominence editing Forum magazine in the 70s. These days she spends much of her time advocating for men's rights. Perhaps not where she expected to end up, but she explains that she's always been interested in subjects that are to some degree taboo.

Full details to follow later.

David Flint - April 19

David Flint's latest book Give Us Back Our Country makes the pitch for direct democracy. Part of this would be Citizen Initiated Referenda - a policy which the AIP advocates. For many Australians David Flint was the public face of  Australians for Constitutional Monarchy, but he's had a distinguished career as a professor of law and Chair of both the Australian Broadcasting Authority and the Australian Press Council.

Full details to follow later.

Look forward to catching-up with you at at least one of these functions.

Regards

Graham Young
Executive Director
Australian Institute for Progress