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HomeUpcoming EventsEvent SeriesAustralia and Europe In Conversation: 50 Years of EU-Australia Relations
Australia and Europe in conversation: 50 years of EU-Australia relations
Australia and Europe in conversation: 50 years of EU-Australia relations

50 years ago, in March 1962, Sir Edwin McCarthy took up his position as the first Australian Ambassador to the EU. Today the EU-Australia relationship is broader, deeper and stronger than ever. But many challenges lie ahead.

Every month this year, two or three Ambassadors and/or High Commissioners from EU Member States, together with Australian Ambassadors to Europe, will gather at the ANUCES to talk about their country and why it joined the EU, their current position and how their country interacts with Australia.

Some of the conversations will be held in Melbourne and a number of them will be recorded and broadcasted by Radio National’s “Big Ideas” program, and filmed by the Sky A-Pac Channel. For the list of conversations, please, scroll down or click here.

CES Visiting Scholar Laura Clarke has been filming the conversations series to produce a short documentary film. The documentary is out now. (The trailer to the documentary is available below).
 

Australia and the European Union in Conversation from Hickory Hill Productions on Vimeo.
 

Australia and the European Union in Conversation (trailer) from Hickory Hill Productions on Vimeo.
 

 

Australia...

29 February 2012... in conversation withDenmark, Poland and the EU DelegationLink
28 March 2012... in conversation withGermany and FranceLink
18 April 2012... in conversation withCzech Republic, Romania and SloveniaLink
30 May 2012*... in conversation withBelgium and SwedenLink
27 June 2012^... in conversation withThe Netherlands and FinlandLink
25 July 2012... in conversation withIreland and PortugalLink
29 August 2012... in conversation withBulgaria and SpainLink
26 September 2012... in conversation withCroatia, Hungary 
and the EU Delegation
Link
31 October 2012... in conversation withCyprus, Malta and SlovakiaLink
28 November 2012... in conversation withAustria, Greece and the EU Delegation

Link

4 December 2012... in conversation withThe United Kingdom, Italy and the EU DelegationLink

* Event held in Melbourne by the EU Centre at RMIT University.
^ Event held in Melbourne by the Monash University European and EU Centre.

All events are held in cooperation with the
Delegation of the European Union to Australia.

 

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