Rebecca Riccio (Northeastern University) explains how experiential philanthropy education prepares young people for lives of giving and civic engagement. This program been supported by the vision of Doris Buffett and her Learning by Giving Foundation.

Presented by Dr Katherine Mack on 7th December 2014.

Everything humanity has ever seen or experienced represents a tiny speck in a vast and mysterious Universe. What else is out there, and how are we figuring it out? What puzzles still wait to be solved? Come with your questions about dark matter, dark energy, black holes, or the ultimate fate of the Universe as we delve into some of cosmology's most fundamental questions.

Presented by Dr Katherine Mack on 7th December 2014.

Everything humanity has ever seen or experienced represents a tiny speck in a vast and mysterious Universe. What else is out there, and how are we figuring it out? What puzzles still wait to be solved? Come with your questions about dark matter, dark energy, black holes, or the ultimate fate of the Universe as we delve into some of cosmology's most fundamental questions.

Speakers: Brian Costar, George Williams, Geoff Gallop, Fran Bailey, Andrew Dodd

Scheduled one week before the 2014 Victorian state election, the panel tackled several important questions. What is the state of the federation? Are States still necessary in Australia? If so, what leadership skills do we want State local members, Ministers and Premiers to possess? How can we get better candidates in State parliament if all the better candidates are standing for national not State election? This Dialogue featured Prof. Brian Costar (Swinburne Institute for Social Research), Prof. Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney/ex Premier of WA), Fran Bailey, (Former Federal member for McEwen (Vic)) and Prof. George Williams (University of New South Wales). Recorded at Swinburne on 21 November 2014.

Speakers: Brian Costar, George Williams, Geoff Gallop, Fran Bailey, Andrew Dodd

Scheduled one week before the 2014 Victorian state election, the panel tackled several important questions. What is the state of the federation? Are States still necessary in Australia? If so, what leadership skills do we want State local members, Ministers and Premiers to possess? How can we get better candidates in State parliament if all the better candidates are standing for national not State election? This Dialogue featured Prof. Brian Costar (Swinburne Institute for Social Research), Prof. Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney/ex Premier of WA), Fran Bailey, (Former Federal member for McEwen (Vic)) and Prof. George Williams (University of New South Wales). Recorded at Swinburne on 21 November 2014.

Speakers: Brian Costar, Geoff Gallop, Fran Bailey, George Williams

Scheduled one week before the 2014 Victorian state election, the panel tackled several important questions. What is the state of the federation? Are States still necessary in Australia? If so, what leadership skills do we want State local members, Ministers and Premiers to possess? How can we get better candidates in State parliament if all the better candidates are standing for national not State election? This Dialogue featured Prof. Brian Costar (Swinburne Institute for Social Research), Prof. Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney/ex Premier of WA), Fran Bailey, (Former Federal member for McEwen (Vic)) and Prof. George Williams (University of New South Wales). Recorded at Swinburne on 21 November 2014.

Speakers: Brian Costar, Geoff Gallop, Fran Bailey, George Williams

Scheduled one week before the 2014 Victorian state election, the panel tackled several important questions. What is the state of the federation? Are States still necessary in Australia? If so, what leadership skills do we want State local members, Ministers and Premiers to possess? How can we get better candidates in State parliament if all the better candidates are standing for national not State election? This Dialogue featured Prof. Brian Costar (Swinburne Institute for Social Research), Prof. Geoff Gallop (University of Sydney/ex Premier of WA), Fran Bailey, (Former Federal member for McEwen (Vic)) and Prof. George Williams (University of New South Wales). Recorded at Swinburne on 21 November 2014.

Presented by Justine Humphry on 27th November 2014.

Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged Australians is an ongoing concern. This talk reports on new research on the access and use of mobile and internet services by people experiencing homelessness and engages with key issues of digital exclusion in the context of a society-wide shift in connectivity and the reform of a wide range of public and commercial services around these changes.

Presented by Justine Humphry on 27th November 2014.

Access to and affordability of digital technology for vulnerable and disadvantaged Australians is an ongoing concern. This talk reports on new research on the access and use of mobile and internet services by people experiencing homelessness and engages with key issues of digital exclusion in the context of a society-wide shift in connectivity and the reform of a wide range of public and commercial services around these changes.

In this episode, Dale Linegar, Managing Director from Oztron Media, describes the process behind the creation of games and simulations for educational purposes. This video is part of Swinburne's Digital Aquarium Deep Dive series.