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he greatest minds in the world studying, researching and meeting to discuss key issues from all disciplines. Of similar global excellence is our non-resident membership of distinguished and influential graduates in and post careers who exchange learning at our regular academic, professional development and collegiate social events. Lifelong learning, lifelong networks and lifelong friendships underpin the demonstrable success and significant influence of our graduate membership worldwide.

We are pleased to present you with the Graduate Union Newsletter for September 2026.You can read it at the link below, a...
31/08/2026

We are pleased to present you with the Graduate Union Newsletter for September 2026.

You can read it at the link below, and of course, you can pick up a printed copy when you visit us next in person.

In this issue we publish the following stories:

• Member Engagement Activities
• University Square Upgrades
• Mid-Year Residents Party Report from the Graduate House Student Group

We hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter.

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Thank you everyone who joined us for a fascinating lecture at our August Luncheon 🌌We were delighted to welcome Dr Andre...
19/08/2026

Thank you everyone who joined us for a fascinating lecture at our August Luncheon 🌌

We were delighted to welcome Dr Andrew Prentice, who shared his Modern Laplacian Theory (MLT), an updated model of solar system formation that builds on Laplace’s 1796 nebular hypothesis.

Dr Prentice explored how MLT predicts the physical and chemical properties of planets and satellites, with results supported by findings from NASA missions.

We look forward seeing many of you for our September Luncheon. Details coming soon.

Literature knows no frontiers. 📚✨Join us for our September Monthly Luncheon with Chris McKenzie to explore PEN Internati...
13/08/2026

Literature knows no frontiers. 📚✨

Join us for our September Monthly Luncheon with Chris McKenzie to explore PEN International’s journey from 1921 to today and PEN Melbourne’s enduring work defending writers, advancing human rights and championing freedom of expression.

Tickets at link in below:
https://buff.ly/zPvmva0
or:
📞+61 3 9347 3428
📧 [email protected]

We are pleased to present you with the Graduate Union Newsletter for August 2026.You can read it on our website at below...
03/08/2026

We are pleased to present you with the Graduate Union Newsletter for August 2026.

You can read it on our website at below link or pick up a printed copy when you visit us next in person.

In this issue we publish the following stories:

• Notice for the upcoming Special General Meeting
• Member Spotlight
• A Letter from the Co-Presidents of the Graduate House Student Group
• Graduate House Student Group July Report and Upcoming GHSG Events

We hope you enjoy this edition of the newsletter.
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What does a fair go really mean in Australia today?At our June Monthly Luncheon, historian James Walter took us through ...
29/07/2026

What does a fair go really mean in Australia today?

At our June Monthly Luncheon, historian James Walter took us through the history of housing policy, from the post-war building boom to today's housing affordability crisis and explored how the decisions of past governments continue to shape life for younger generations.

One of the key takeaways was this:

"Because all the Western nations had to rebuild post-war, there had to be action at the state level, with government plans and funding. The post-war period that Boomers all benefit from was possible because of the focus on state action."

The presentation sparked a thoughtful discussion about housing, fairness, and what it will take to make home ownership more achievable for future generations.

Thanks to everyone who joined us and shared their perspectives.

We look forward to continuing the conversation at our next luncheon where Dr Andrew Prentice will talk about the Origin of our Solar System.

More info and tickets at below link.
https://buff.ly/WPUwy3T

What do you do when you're faced with a crisis you've never trained for?Join us on the 20th of August for a compelling f...
28/07/2026

What do you do when you're faced with a crisis you've never trained for?

Join us on the 20th of August for a compelling firsthand account by Reginald McNee of the 2006 offshore kidnapping in Nigeria's Niger Delta, where four expatriate hostages were taken and every decision carried enormous consequences. Discover the leadership, negotiation, and crisis management lessons learned in in a challenging real-world situation.

Register at below link or:
📧[email protected]
📞+61 3 9347 3428
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Join us this August as Dr Andrew Prentice (School of Physics & Astronomy, Monash University) revisits a theory 50 years ...
14/07/2026

Join us this August as Dr Andrew Prentice (School of Physics & Astronomy, Monash University) revisits a theory 50 years in the making.

In his talk Dr Prentice will explore the formation of our Solar System, from the French mathematician Pierre Simon de Laplace’s original nebular hypothesis to modern predictions confirmed by decades of NASA space missions.

A fascinating journey through planetary science, discovery, and the origins of our Solar System, brought to life with stunning visuals.

Tickets and more information:
https://buff.ly/bj4luBh
📞 +61 3 9347 3428
📧 [email protected]

Feel the Christmas spirit at Graduate House with our Christmas in July Lunches! Every Wednesday this month starting from...
08/07/2026

Feel the Christmas spirit at Graduate House with our Christmas in July Lunches!

Every Wednesday this month starting from 12:00pm, you can enjoy a delicious Christmas-themed buffet prepared by our chefs.

Walk-ins are always welcome and large groups are encouraged to make a booking via [email protected]

See you on Wednesday🎄

🎄 Christmas in July Lunches are back! 🎄Join us every Wednesday throughout July for our Christmas in July Lunches, featur...
23/06/2026

🎄 Christmas in July Lunches are back! 🎄

Join us every Wednesday throughout July for our Christmas in July Lunches, featuring all your favorite traditional festive fare.

Gather your friends, colleagues, or family and enjoy a midweek celebration filled with classic Christmas favorites, without the December rush!

📅 Every Wednesday in July
🎅 Traditional Christmas-themed menu
🍽️ Perfect for festive catchups and winter celebrations

Please book for large groups.
📞 +61 3 9347 3428
📧 [email protected]

We can't wait to celebrate with you!

A thought-provoking perspective from Professor Eduard Hovy’s talk at our AGM Dinner, The Future of AI. As AI continues t...
18/06/2026

A thought-provoking perspective from Professor Eduard Hovy’s talk at our AGM Dinner, The Future of AI. As AI continues to shape our world, understanding what it is, and what it isn’t, has never been more important.

Thank you to everyone who came and everyone who made the evening possible.

Read a full recap in our June Newsletter at below link.
https://buff.ly/6RzaLxg

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