Nick Bryant
During a career spanning almost 30 years in Washington, south Asia, Australia and New York, Nick Bryant was regarded as one of the BBC’s finest foreign correspondents. His writing has appeared in The Economist, The Washington Post, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Monthly. He broadcasts regularly on the BBC and ABC. His book, When America Stopped Being Great: A History of the Present, is an analysis of the factors that paved the way for Donald Trump’s presidency.
Saturday April 26
3.00pm
60 mins
Halcyon Hall, The Continental
The First 100 Days
Donald Trump’s second presidency
Moderator:
Corrie Perkin
Speakers:
Bruce Wolpe,
Nick Bryant,
Don Watson,
Emma Shortis
Sunday April 27
12.00pm
60 mins
Sorrento Community Centre
Where To, America? (Or, How Gaga is MAGA?)
Moderator:
Nick Bryant
Speakers:
Bruce Wolpe,
Geraldine Brooks
Sunday April 27
3.00pm
60 mins
Halcyon Hall, The Continental
Enter The Strongman
How and why has authoritarianism become popular again?
Moderator:
Brendan Donohoe
Speakers:
Nick Bryant,
Dennis Glover,
Barry Jones,
Julianne Schultz