
Organised by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies, the Wentworth Lectures are held biennially in honour of the Honourable W.C. Wentworth AO. In 1959 Mr Wentworth argued for a comprehensive effort by the Australian Government to record the culture of Australian Indigenous peoples. As a result of Mr Wentworth's political skills, the Institute was established by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Act in 1964, with an interim Council set up in 1961.
The Wentworth Lectures were established in 1978 to pay tribute to Mr Wentworth's contribution to Indigenous studies in Australia and as a means to encourage all Australians to gain a better understanding of issues that go to the heart of our development as a nation.
The 2010 Wentworth lecture was presented by The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG,former Justice of the High Court of Australia on:
Friday 11th June 2010, 12:00pm at the theatre of the National Library of Australia, Parkes, Canberra.

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