One and Free? Religious freedom in Australia
Can we possibly still trust each other across some of the bitterest divides of our time?
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“We’re not going to live in a theocracy, we’re not going to replace the governor-general or a president with an ayatollah, a chief rabbi, a pope, or a Dalai Lama. The state must consider itself both neu…
Legal Spirits Episode 047: “Christianity and Constitutionalism”
For our first podcast of 2023, we are delighted to welcome Professor Nicholas Aroney of the University of Queensland Law School, a distinguished constitutional law scholar who has co-edited (with Professor Ian Leigh) a new book just published by Oxford University Press: Christianity and Const…
Conversations: with Nicholas Aroney, Professor of Constitutional Law at The University of Queensland
As Australia prepares to vote in a referendum on a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament, John sits down with one of Australia's foremost experts on constitutional law for a detailed analysis of what the Voice is likely to be, what it means for the Australian Constitution and…
141. Christianity & Constitutionalism: Introduction — Nicholas Aroney (Summer Series)
Today, we begin our summer series looking into the essays in a brand new volume entitled Christianity and Constitutionalism (Oxford University Press 2023) (PURCHASE HERE). In this episode, co-editor Nick Aroney discusses his introduction, his essay on Federalism, as well as offering a lengthy brea…
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, with Prof Nicholas Aroney
Constitutional scholar Nicholas Aroney joins Jonathan for an examination of the legal meaning and implications of the proposed new s129 in the Australia Constitution that establishes the Voice, and which is the subject of a referendum on 14 October.
Nicholas Aroney is Professor of Constitutional…
Leighton Smith Podcast #255 - September 11th 2024 - Professor Nicholas Aroney
The Sir John Graham Lecture 2024 guest speaker was Professor Nicholas Aroney, from the University of Queensland.
The speech was entitled “The Compass of Character”. It explored law, education and religion, and their roles in the formation of character.
In a most interesting conversation we covere…
Professor Nicholas Aroney | Why NZ didn't become part of Australia
Executive Director Tim Wilson chats with Professor Nicholas Aroney on New Zealand’s choice to stay out of the Australian Federation and the cultural, political, and geopolitical forces that have shaped the ANZAC bond.
Episode 26: Federalism and Sovereignty (feat. Nicholas Aroney)
Timon is joined by Nicholas Aroney, professor of law at University of Queensland, for a wide ranging conversation about constitutional law, the nature of sovereignty, and federalism.
University of Queensland Professor Biography
https://law.uq.edu.au/profile/1098/nicholas-aroney
Christiani…
176. The Compass of Character — Nicholas Aroney
This week, we have a special episode with a return guest of mine—Nicholas Aroney, who recently delivered the Sir John Graham Lecture in New Zealand. You can listen to that here or read it here.
Nick and I talk about this lecture, entitled The Compass of Character, delving into questions relating t…
DEBATE: Is The Constitution Alive? Ft Former Justice Michael Kirby
In partnership with Australian Dialogues, join host John Anderson for a compelling constitutional debate filmed at NSW Parliament House. Moderated by Professor Rosalind Dixon, the panel included former Australian High Court Justice Michael Kirby, US Circuit Judge Andrew Oldham, and legal scholar Pr…
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