Here are the transcripts and powerpoint presentations (where used) of the
keynote presenters at the 2004 Communities in Control conference. Summaries of the speeches can be found by Clicking
here.
The theme of the conference was built around:
Why a community revolution
is essential.
How to transform communities
The reason is has to be now
The Keynote speakers
at the 2004 Communities in Control Conference
SPEAKER
SPEECH
POWERPOINT
The Hon. John Thwaites,
Deputy Premier of Victoria and Minister for Victorian Communities Speech: Doing Government Better.
Dr Clive Hamilton,
Executive Director of the Australia Institute,
Australian National University Speech: Saints or Communists? Non-government Organisations in
Australia.
Sir David Henshaw,
CEO, City of Liverpool, United Kingdom 2004 Pratt Community Fellow Speech: From Beatlemania to Community mania: An example of a
Revolutionary Local Government.
Pauline Peel, Divisional Manager, Community and Economic Development, Brisbane
City Council Speech: Brisbane City Council Innovations – Have they
made a Difference?
Hugh Mackay,
Australia's foremost Social Research commentator and author Speech: Leading the Revolt – What will Drive the Redevelopment
of our Communities?
Mike Pratt,
Group Executive, Business and Consumer Banking, Westpac Bank Speech: Why Business Matters: The Top Ingredients of real Community
Business Partnerships.
Shelley
Martin,
Executive Director, Centre for Community Wellness, University of California
Berkeley. 2004 Pratt Community Fellow Speech: The New Agenda: Health and Wellbeing Achievements When
Communities Decide.
Richard
Eckersley,
Fellow, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health,
Australian National University Speech: Recognising why Values Matter: Individualism versus
Community.
