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DESCRIPTION:Professor Ross Garnaut\, AC\, is one of Australia’s leading p
 ublic thinkers. He is one of the few who adds light rather than heat to th
 e net zero carbon emissions debate. Heading the Superpower Institute\, he 
 advocates for Australia to exploit its natural advantage to develop renewa
 ble energy at scale to again produce steel\, aluminium and other energy in
 tensive commodities as the world decarbonises. This can be Australia’s c
 ompetitive advantage for future generations. Professor Garnaut is a global
 ly recognised Australian National University economist with 48 books\, but
  an incredibly diverse background\, including: Australian Ambassador to Ch
 ina (1985-88) as it opened to the world\; The landmark Garnaut Climate Cha
 nge Reviews over nearly 20 years for all Australian governments as a key t
 rusted adviser\; Chairmanship of Ok Tedi Mines\, PNG\, and other enterpris
 es.  This is a rare opportunity to be stimulated by one of Australia’s l
 eading thinkers on one of our most critical issues. 
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LOCATION:Windsor Hotel
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SUMMARY:2025 Paul Harris Breakfast
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: justify\;">Professor Ros
 s Garnaut\, AC\, is one of Australia&rsquo\;s leading public thinkers. He 
 is one of the few who adds light rather than heat to the net zero carbon e
 missions debate. Heading the Superpower Institute\, he advocates for Austr
 alia to exploit its natural advantage to develop renewable energy at scale
  to again produce steel\, aluminium and other energy intensive commodities
  as the world decarbonises. This can be Australia&rsquo\;s competitive adv
 antage for future generations.</p>\n\n<p>Professor Garnaut is a globally r
 ecognised Australian National University economist with 48 books\, but an 
 incredibly diverse background\, including:</p>\n\n<ul>\n	<li>Australian Am
 bassador to China (1985-88) as it opened to the world\;</li>\n	<li>The lan
 dmark Garnaut Climate Change Reviews over nearly 20 years for all Australi
 an governments as a key trusted adviser\;</li>\n	<li>Chairmanship of Ok Te
 di Mines\, PNG\, and other enterprises.</li>\n</ul>\n\n<p>This is a rare o
 pportunity to be stimulated by one of Australia&rsquo\;s leading thinkers 
 on one of our most critical issues.</p>\n
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