Financial markets and monetary policy in Australia
18 November 2024
CBE meets Fenner: A lecture in honour of John Mitchell
Sustainable finance for land restoration, protection of threatened species, and ecological investments
26 August 2024
Professor John N. Friedman public lecture
Big data and social mobility
21 August 2024
Professor Dirk Krueger public lecture
Shaping Inequality and Intergenerational Persistence of Poverty
29 May 2024
Professor Florian Scheuer public lecture
Putting the 'finance' into public finance: How should capital gains be taxed? - public lecture
28 May 2024
International Women’s Day 2024 panel discussion: Inspire inclusion
Join us to celebrate the achievements of women and explore pathways to inclusion.
8 March 2024
Matthew Shapiro public lecture
Cognitive decline, limited awareness, imperfect agency, and financial wellbeing
15 February 2024
Emily Lancsar public lecture
Valuing health and human life: past, present and future
17 August 2023
Sir Oliver Hart public lecture
Exit vs Voice: The economics of socially responsible investment
29 June 2023
Frank Lichtenberg public lecture
The longevity and budgetary impact of the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
22 June 2023
William Coleman public lecture
Adam Smith’s case against the British Empire
23 March 2023
Thomas J. Sargent public lecture
Sources of artificial intelligence
28 February 2023
Rob Hyndman public lecture
Forecasting the future and the future of forecasting
8 November 2022
Andrew Leigh - Fred Gruen public lecture 2022
A more dynamic economy
25 August 2022
Steven Kennedy - Sir Leslie Melville Lecture 2022
A tale of two crises: reflections on macroeconomic policy responses to the GFC and the pandemic.
27 July 2022
Ross Garnaut - Fred Gruen public lecture 2022
Economic ideas and competition between autocracy and democracy.
29 June 2022
Bruce Grundy Public lecture
Can socially responsible firms survive competition?
An analysis of corporate employee-matching grant schemes.
9 June 2022
Kersti Eesmaa Public lecture
The Digital Republic – Why is Estonia one of the most advanced digital societies in the world?
Monday 26 July, 2021
Adrian Orr - Sir Leslie Melville Lecture 2020
Adrian Orr discusses challenges and opportunities of the COVID pandemic.
Assaf Razin - Fred Gruen public lecture 2020
De-globalisation and Social Safety Nets: Post-Pandemic World Economy
20 July 2020
Karim Medrek public lecture
Morocco, pioneering economic growth in Africa
5 March 2020
Thomas Choi public lecture
Supply networks: How does stuff get to you?
27 February 2020
Developing an Australian Sustainable Finance Roadmap
Panel discussion
22 October 2019
Carol Kulik public lecture
Gender Diversity at the Top: Good Intentions and Unexpected Consequences
17 September 2019
Alastair Walton public lecture
The US Economic and Fiscal Outlook: The Elephant in the Room
10 September 2019
Rob Briner public lecture
Understanding and overcoming individual and organisational barriers to evidence-based management
15 July 2019
Thomas Lembong public lecture
IA-CEPA: Towards a Stronger Business Partnership Between Australia and Indonesia.
25 June 2019
Heath Behncke public lecture
Global Digitalisation of Financial Services: The Challenges and Opportunities for Australia.
16 October 2018
Eric Barends public lecture
Evidence-based practice in business and organisations: How to use evidence to make better decisions
11 October 2018
Israr Qureshi public lecture
$45 Trillion Investment: Social Intermediation at the Base of the Pyramid.
17 April 2018
