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#38 – A conversation with the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG (opens the original)
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Former justice of the High Court of Australia, the Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG, shares insights from his extensive career, including his personal experiences with migration law, the importance of dissenting judgments, and the role of international law in domestic courts. This episode explores how legal principles shape justice and the rule of law inAustralia. Keywords: Justice Kirby, migration law, dissenting judgments, international law, rule of law, Australian judiciary, legal principles, migrat
#37 - From West Virginia to Australia: Peggy O'Neal AO’s Journey of Leadership (opens the original)
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Guest: Peggy O’Neal AO Date of recording: 01/06/2026 Summary: In this episode, Peggy O'Neal AO shares her remarkable journey from early life in West Virginia to becoming a trailblazer in Australian law, sports, and higher education. She discusses migration, leadership, governance, and the importance of purpose and belonging. Keywords: Migration, Leadership, Governance, Higher Education, Women in Leadership, Australian Law, Sport, Community, Superannuation Chapters: 01:12 - Early Life and Values
#36 - How Better Migration Selection Can Add Billions to the Economy (opens the original)
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Guest Name(s): Professor Robert Breunig and Dr Peter Varela Date of recording: 19/06/2026 Summary: This episode explores how Australia's migration system can be optimised to boost economic outcomes by focusing on better selection and utilisation of skilled migrants. Experts from the Australian National University discuss reforms that could add billions to the economy and improve migrant success. Keywords: Australian migration, skilled migrants, migration reform, labour market, economic outcomes,
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