AHURI roadshow - 2026 NHRP funding

Join us for the AHURI roadshow which provides an opportunity for more detailed discussion and Q&A on the agenda and application process once researchers have had time to review the information. Thursday 1 May, 10.30 am to 12.30 pm. Room 5.57, level 5, Ingkarni Wardli building, North Terrace campus. Register.

Tasting Australia Series 2025

Tasting Australia is the country’s longest running eating and drinking festival – celebration and collaboration of people, produce and place lie at the heart of our existence.

Elder Conservatorium Lunchtime Concert | The Touch of Dreams

Three outstanding musicians come together to explore the unusual combination of clarinet, tenor and piano in a concert culminating with Louis Spohr’s Six German Songs, generally regarded as his finest contribution to the Lieder genre. Friday 2 May, 1.10–2 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus. Tickets.

Health Equity Learning Lab Oz webinar

Education Equity. In recent decades Australia has experienced declining student learning outcomes alongside growing inequities between public and private education, exacerbating inequities within the community. Leading education advocates will discuss policy and practice recommendations for making Australia’s education systems fairer. Monday 5 May, 12–1 pm. Online. Register.

SAiGENCI Annual Public Lecture

Fighting Cancer from Within: How your Immune System may hold the key. This lecture will unveil our latest discoveries on how chronic inflammation drives a lot of cancers and how targeting the immune system’s innate response could lead to breakthrough treatments. Tuesday 6 May, 5.30–6.30 pm. The Braggs lecture theatre, North Terrace campus. Register.

 

Elder Conservatorium Lunchtime Concert | Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

A concert spanning Baroque brilliance, modern storytelling and romantic beauty. Featuring Bach's timeless Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, Schneider's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and Atterberg's Intermezzo for String Orchestra. Friday 9 May, 1–2 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus. Tickets.

Health Equity Reading Group

Associate Professor Douglas Bardsley will speak on the topic Risk and the emergence of new human ecological thresholds. Dr Thomas Wanner will speak on The benefits and limits of nature-based solutions for climate action and human wellbeing. Monday 12 May, 12–1 pm. Online. Register.

Hugh Stretton Oration 2025

The Stretton Institute presents the Hugh Stretton Oration 2025. Guest speaker and graduate of the University, Adam Liaw, will explore the topic of Growing an Appetite for Good Food Policy, discussing how we as a society need to start to take the question of "good food" a little more seriously. Wednesday 14 May, 5.30–7 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus. Register.

Elder Conservatorium Lunchtime Concert | Folklore

The Sydney-based Nexas Quartet is a trailblazing saxophone ensemble known for redefining the boundaries of chamber music. Comprising saxophonists Michael Duke, Andrew Smith, Nathan Henshaw, and Jay Byrnes, the quartet has garnered widespread recognition for their exceptional musicianship and unique artistic approach. Friday 16 May, 1.10–2 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus. Tickets.

Elder Conservatorium Lunchtime Concert | Worlds within Worlds

This captivating program celebrates the rich diversity of musical traditions and expressions from around the globe. From Malcolm Arnold’s vibrant Four Scottish Dances, evoking the lively spirit of the Scottish Highlands, to John Barnes Chance’s Variations on a Korean Folk Song, which brings ancient melodies to life, each piece tells a unique story. Friday 23 May, 1.10–2 pm. Elder Hall, North Terrace campus. Tickets.