Thomas Mayo

    Writer and First Nations campaigner Thomas Mayo is well known for his passionate and articulate advocacy for constitutional recognition of The Voice. With veteran journalist Kerry O'Brien, he wrote The Voice to Parliament Handbook. He is the author of Finding the Heart of the Nation, Dear Son and the best-selling children's books Finding our Heart and Freedom Day.

    Thursday April 24
    2.30pm

    60 mins

    Room 2, Sorrento Masonic Centre

    Dear Son, Talking about fatherhood families ands raising boys

    Moderator: Hannie Rayson Speakers: Thomas Mayo, Norman Swan, Isaiah Firebrace
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    Friday April 25
    1.00pm

    60 mins

    The Ballroom, The Continental

    Come Together
    How books can create connections between black and white Australia

    Anita Heiss, Thomas Mayo, Margo Neale and Tasma Walton with Laura Macdonald (M)  

    Moderator: Laura Macdonald Speakers: Thomas Mayo, Anita Heiss, Tasma Walton, Margo Neale
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    Saturday April 26
    3.00pm

    60 mins

    The Ballroom, The Continental

    Between Us
    Thomas Mayo and Kerry O’Brien

    Moderator: Rosemarie Milsom Speakers: Thomas Mayo, Kerry O'Brien
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    Sunday April 27
    9.00am

    60 mins

    Ellen Grant Hall

    Is Australia a Racist Country?

    Moderator: Rana Hussain Speakers: Thomas Mayo, Aarti Betigeri, Erik Jensen, Julianne Schultz
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    Sunday April 27
    12.00pm

    60 mins

    Sorrento Bowls Club

    Telling the Truth About Australia’s History

    Moderator: Inala Cooper Speakers: Thomas Mayo, Santilla Chingaipe, Don Watson
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