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Meet the author - Dr Bernice Eu

Vulnerable but Invincible, Memoirs of a Singapore Doctor in Australia. Meet the author Dr Bernice Eu as she guides you on a journey through childhood, university, travelling, marrying, doctoring, politics, family life, and more of her extraordinary life's experiences. Wednesday 18 October 1-2 pm.ÌýIra Raymond Room, Enter Level 3, Barr Smith Library, North Terrace campus. RSVP.Ìý

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EOAR seminar

Dr Caitjan Gainty (King’s College London) and Mr Paul Addae (Public Voice) will describe a recently completed project focused on Health Activism in London’s Brixton neighbourhood. Wednesday 18 October, 6:30–7:30 pm. Online. .

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Spring release wines from the Waite Winery

New wines from the University's Waite Winery are available to taste, including Waite Field Blend red and white, Adelaide Hills Gruner Veltliner, Langhorne Creek Sangiovese Rose, Langhorne Creek Sangiovese, and Pinor Noir Shiraz. Come along and try, and you can also purchase and then collect from the winery (Gate 2D Hartley Grove, Urrbrae). EFTPOS available.Ìý

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Introduction to Evidence and Global Health Equity

In this moderated discussion for the 2023 World EBHC Day Campaign, Evidence and Global Health Equity, we will hear from key global experts about how people working within and across global evidence ecosystems can embed and prioritise equity, including open and engaging conversations with participants. Thursday 19 October, 8.30-9.45 pm. Online. .

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Institutional Land Ownership and Conservation Practice Adoption

This School of Economics and Public Policy seminar discusses the shift in farmland ownership from individuals to institutions since the 1980s. Owner-operated farmland decreased from 37% in 2017 to 32% in 2022. Preliminary findings highlight the relationship between ownership and conservation incentives.

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Elder Hall lunchtime concert

The Realm of Tales. Directed by Elizabeth Layton, the Elder Conservatorium Chamber Orchestra is going to perform with violist Caroline Henbest (VIC) in a concert featuring works by CPE Bach, Sally Beamish, Puccini and Kurt Atterber.

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Art of the Possible Festival

AOTP

The Art of the Possible Festival: The Creative Stage is a student-run festival that is a celebration of artistic talent from many of the disciplines offered by the University, giving a stage to our musicians, a platform to the creative arts and publishing opportunities for our writers and journalists. 23–26 October, North Terrace campus. .

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Unleashing the power of trees for healthier communities with Jon Dee

Jon Dee

The Environment Institute and Green Adelaide are hosting a public lecture by Jon Dee focusing on harnessing the incredible potential of trees to create healthier communities and followed by a Q&A panel discussion. Wednesday October 25, 5.30-7 pm. The Braggs lecture theatre. .

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Child development: health and education nexus

Early childhood development (ECD) is important to many disciplines, however two dominate: education and health. This presentation will aim to promote an openness to a more cohesive system of support for children and families, ensuring optimal ECD outcomes. Wednesday 25 October, 6–8 pm.ÌýNapier G04 lecture theatre, Napier Building, North Terrace campus. .

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Open Access Policy information

International Open Access Week 2023 takes place 23-29 October. Keep an eye out on the Library webpages for some blog posts around Open Access publishing, and join the Library's Research and Engagement team for this short webinar on the University's recently updated Open Access Policy.

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