A selection of UNAA podcasts and presentations
ABC Radio, Illawarra
National President of the United Nations Association of Australia Michael Smith on United Nations Day, 26 October 2017.
ABC Radio National, “A Foreign Affair”
National President of the United Nations Association of Australia Michael Smith, 29 September 2017.
ABC Radio National, “Big Ideas”
UNAA Brisbane lecture by UNAA Goodwill Ambassador Ramesh Thakur on UN nuclear ban treaty, 13 July 2017.
Annual United Nations Day Luncheon – October 24th, 2016
Guest of Honour Address: Professor Ian Jacob, President, and Vice-Chancellor, UNSW
International Women’s Day
FIVEaa Breakfast 139.5 (Adelaide)
Professor Richard Tanter Tasmanian
United Nations Day 2016 Presentation
Mornings with Adam Steer – ABC Darwin Podcast: Interview with UNAA Executive Director Matthew Kronborg (1 July 2016)
Weekends with Simon Marnie – ABC Sydney Podcast: Interview with UNAA Executive Director Matthew Kronborg (21 September 2015)
Panorama Podcast: UNAA Executive Director Matthew Kronborg – Interview by Emma D’Agostino
(Comments aired as part of a Special Envoy for Human Rights story first aired on Panorama SYN 90.7FM on 9 February 2016)
UNAA National Conference – Canberra (August 2015)
The following Podcasts were taken from speeches given during the UNAA National Conference at Canberra in August 2015
Hon Gareth Evans AC QC – “Is there a future for the United Nations?”
- Dr Mich
elle Burgis-Kashala – “Has the ICC got a Future?“
- Professor Will Steffen – “The Future of Climate“
- Catherine Hunter – “Corporate responsibility for the Planet“
- Marc Purcell – “What role for NGOs?“
- Natasha Smith – “SDG’s: The Government’s perspective“
Professor Ramesh Thakur – “Is R2P still a viable concept?“
- Professor William Maley – “Wither Asylum Seekers?“
- Michael Bliss -“Humanitarian Law: does it help?“
- Christopher Woodthorpe – “The UN response“
- Sir James McLay KNZM QSO – “The NZ perspective“
- H.E. Ma Zhaoxu, Ambassador of China to Australia – “China’s perspective on the UN“
Gary Quinlan – “Australia in the Security Council: What a ride!!“