Knowledge Beyond Time: An Evening with Stan Grant and Corey Tutt

Knowledge Beyond Time: An Evening with Stan Grant and Corey Tutt (6.30pm for a 7pm start)

What happens when First Nations ways of knowing are applied to the challenges of modern society, from politics and science to health and education? How could the ancient, living wisdom of Australia's First Nations Peoples change the way we imagine our communities and our future? Join us for a stimulating conversation with two of Australia's leading authors. 

Join us from 6.30pm for light refreshments, with the event commencing at 7pm. There will be an opportunity to purchase both Stan and Corey's recent books on the night and have them signed by the authors following the discussion.

About the Speakers:

Distinguished Professor Stan Grant Jr is the Yindyamarra Professor of Ethics at Charles Sturt University and a Wiradjuri, Kamilaroi and Dharawal man. A journalist, philosopher, theologian, and author of ten books, Stan  is one of Australia’s most influential voices on race, identity, and belonging. His most recent book is When Words Fail: Truth Beyond Time (2026).

Associate Professor Corey Tutt OAM is a proud Gamilaraay man and a passionate advocate for STEM education. As Founder & CEO of DeadlyScience, Corey supports the next generation of First Nations scientists and innovators by providing Indigenous students across Australia with the resources, education, and support they need to succeed in STEM fields. Corey is an accomplished author with several books that celebrate the intersection of Indigenous culture and science, with his most recent release Before It Was Called Science; Discovering 65,000+ years of First Nations Knowledge.