Jude Munro, CEO of Brisbane City Council, reviews the challenges facing employers in the workplace of today and tomorrow.

Bob Cameron speaks about sustainable and regenerative business practices at the Griffith Business School MBA Alumni Awards dinner.

Sustainability expert Dr Jem Bendell discusses the history of sustainability-related partnerships between companies and non-government organisations (NGOs), and how universities can change the future of cross-sector partnerships.

Scientist, thinker and historian Jared Diamond, Author of "Guns, Germs and Steel", presents his ideas about the choices societies make, what challenges the future holds and what we can learn from history.

John Ralston Saul is a respected commentator on politics, globalism and democracy. A critic of the Davos World Economic Forum, his recent provocative work argues that globalism, with all its failures, and despite its achievements, is dead.

Professor Doherty's lecture outlines our successes and many remaining challenges in understanding, harnessing and enhancing our immune response to infectious diseases.

Professor Mark von Itzstein, the Executive Director of the Institute for Glycomics, discusses Australia's vulnerability to an influenza pandemic and our preparedness to respond.

Professor Mark von Itzstein, the Executive Director of the Institute for Glycomics, discusses Australia's vulnerability to an influenza pandemic and our preparedness to respond.

Ms Kylie Kwong, chef, restaurateur, television presenter and author, spoke at the May Perspectives: Asia seminar on the topic "Asian Cuisine and Australian Society" at the Qld Art Gallery.

"Recommending books is an exercise in sharing": in this public lecture Bob Carr shares the pleasures of a lifetime of reading.