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- 16 Mar 2010Convincing Conversations 16 March & 17 March 2010
- 24 Mar 2010Climates Change: On the Record - 24 March 2010
- 25 Mar 2010Writing Briefs for Decision Makers - 25 March 2010
- 31 Mar 2010Get to the Point - 31 March
- 20 Apr 2010Machinery & Culture of Government - 20 April 2010
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Come Hail, Rain or Shine
Recent events indicate just how much we rely on experts to forecast and predict our weather today, tomorrow and into the future. Join IPAA and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology at an exclusive Executive Conversation with weather and climate experts speaking on 's climate record, how to make sense of the data and how we can use this information to adapt and plan the future.
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Women Honoured at the IPAA International Women\\\'s Day CelebrationOver 900 people gathered at the National Gallery of Victoria to honour seventy public sector women at IPAA's ninth International Women’s Day Celebration supported by KPMG, RACV and TAC. The women Legends of Service Delivery were recognised for their exceptional contributions to the Victorian community.
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State Budget Briefings
First held in 1997, the IPAA State Budget Briefing Breakfast is now an annual address, delivered by the Secretary, Department of Treasury and Finance, and follows the launch of the Victorian State Budget. The next day the Regional Budget Briefing Lunch to be held this year in Dandenong focusses on the impact of the Budget on Regional Victoria.
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Peter Singer delivers IPAA OrationA packed house of over 300 public sector leaders were inspired by one of the world’s leading philosophers sharing his thoughts on the scope of government intervention in the lives of individuals and the role of government in creating an ethical social order. If ancient Athens had gum trees – it would probably have felt just like the IPAA Oration delivered last Friday afternoon by Professor Peter Singer.




