Thanks, Heather, for the invitation and the very kind introduction. 

It’s hard to imagine a more important time to meet, or a more welcome opportunity. 

Just after the most consequential American election we’ve seen. 

And just before our own Prime Minister joins his colleagues and counterparts at APEC in Peru and G20 meetings in Brazil. 

We have plenty to discuss. 

Thanks Michael and James, thanks Phil for the chance to have a chat shortly, and thanks to the Financial Review and BHP for hosting us here in Sydney, and for the invitation to speak today.

I acknowledge the Gadigal people on whose lands we meet, and pay respects to elders, customs and traditions.

Thank you to the Prime Minister and the Opposition Leader for wonderful, heartfelt tributes which do great justice to the life of a great man.

Keynote address to the Economic and Social Outlook Conference, Melbourne

Thank you Tony, the HSBC team, and Ticky Fullerton for a really welcome opportunity to address you all at this Asia Pacific Board Summit on Gadigal country, and here at the NSW Art Gallery in Sydney. 

Fifth Hayden oration, Ipswich, Queensland

Address to the National Press Club, Canberra

Brighter Future For All Oration, Griffith University, Brisbane City Hall

Address to Western Queensland Alliance of Councils (WQAC) Assembly, Winton

Thank you, Oli, for that lovely introduction.

I’d like to acknowledge the Darumbal People as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet –