SMH Live: 2019 Year in Review
Date and time
Location
The International Convention Centre Sydney
Darling Harbour Theatre 14 Darling Dr Sydney, NSW 2000 AustraliaRefund Policy
Description
** TICKETS HAVE NOW SOLD OUT FOR THIS EVENT **
Join us for the most incisive round up of the moments that made 2019.
Two controversial elections in the first six months of 2019, and a polling debate with lasting implications. The Christchurch massacre stunned New Zealand, and the world. Between trade wars, our Crown investigation and the Hong Kong protests, China has been a constant presence in the news at home. Brexit remains a shambles and, well, Trump is Trump. Morrison had a “miracle” win, but George Pell lost his appeal. The AFP raided journalists and the banking royal commission final report dropped. In NSW, Gladys won, abortion was finally decriminalised, and lock out laws are out in the cold – so, too, the residents of badly constructed tower blocks. In the world of sport, Australia retained the Ashes, Ash Barty hit number one and Israel Folau hit the headlines.
And that’s just the beginning. As the year comes to a close, join our lineup of award-winning journalists as they reflect on the biggest stories of 2019 and look ahead to 2020. The Herald’s Editor, Lisa Davies, will be joined by Tory Maguire, National Editor, and a stellar lineup, including:
• Peter Hartcher, Political and International Editor
• Kate McClymont, Investigative Journalist
• Ross Gittins, Economics Editor
• Alexandra Smith, State Political Editor
• David Crowe, Chief Political Correspondent
• Peter FitzSimons, Columnist
• Georgina Robinson, Chief Rugby Reporter
• Nick McKenzie, Investigative Journalist
As with last year's sold out event, more speakers are set to be announced. Book early to secure your seat at one of our most popular and unmissable events of the year.
Ticket price also includes a drink on arrival. This event is open to Herald subscribers and readers. Subscriber tickets are $39. If you are not a subscriber, tickets are $55. Doors open from 6.30pm, the discussion commences from 7.00pm.
Terms
Bookings are essential and tickets are strictly limited. Tickets will be emailed to your nominated email address immediately after payment via our online ticketing site.