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IN LOVING MEMORY DEDICATED TO RELL SUNN
Over two days, 9-10 January 2015, in the centenary year of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku’s visit to Australia, come to 'Talk Story' and listen to expert panels discuss swimming and surfing in this country, and celebrate Duke’s contribution to our national obsession.
With deep respect we acknowledge the Indigenous custodians of our peninsula and of elders past and present. In particular we pay our respects to the people of Eora Nation, and especially the Gamaraigal clan who over tens of thousands of years cared for the land and shore where we gather today. We also acknowledge the contemporary Aboriginal custodians of the land.
Over two days, 9-10 January 2015, in the centenary year of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku’s visit to Australia, come to 'Talk Story' and listen to expert panels discuss swimming and surfing in this country, and celebrate Duke’s contribution to our national obsession.
With deep respect we acknowledge the Indigenous custodians of our peninsula and of elders past and present. In particular we pay our respects to the people of Eora Nation, and especially the Gamaraigal clan who over tens of thousands of years cared for the land and shore where we gather today. We also acknowledge the contemporary Aboriginal custodians of the land.
We live on Aboriginal Land. Always was, always will be.
Panels: Friday 9 January 2015
9-10am Welcome to Country and smoking ceremony Lei Draping ceremony at Duke's statue
10.30-11.00am Aboriginal Coastal Culture -Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison talks about the Aboriginal coastal clans and their connection to the ocean and whales.
11.00-11.30am The Saltwater People John Ogden – the Indigenous relationship with surf zones pre-contact, and the early links between Australia and Hawaii.
11.30–12.30am The Women of Surfing and Swimming: a discussion chaired by Derek Hynd -PANEL: Rebecca Olive PhD, Pam Burridge, Belinda Baggs, and Taylor Miller
12.30–1.30pm Duke Surf Team: stories on Duke and Hawaiian surfing chaired by Owen Ravenscoft -PANEL: Paul Strauch, Joey Cabell, and Fred Hemmings.
1.30–2.15pm Isabel a discussion on Isabel Letham and how women have moved in and out of surf culture over time chaired by Nick Carroll. Panel -Rebecca Olive PhD, Jemma Piggott, and Phil Jarratt.
2.15–3.15pm The Australians: a discussion on the evolution from long boards to short boards, chaired by Barton Lynch -PANEL: legends of Australian surfing including Rusty Miller, Rabbit Bartholomew, Terry Fitzgerald, Pam Burridge, and Simon Anderson.
3.15-4.00pm The Authors: A discussion chaired by Jeff McMullen -PANEL: Nick Carroll, Phil Jarratt, Owen Ravenscroft, Tim Baker, Tricia Shantz, and Sean Doherty
10.30-11.00am Aboriginal Coastal Culture -Uncle Max Dulumunmun Harrison talks about the Aboriginal coastal clans and their connection to the ocean and whales.
11.00-11.30am The Saltwater People John Ogden – the Indigenous relationship with surf zones pre-contact, and the early links between Australia and Hawaii.
11.30–12.30am The Women of Surfing and Swimming: a discussion chaired by Derek Hynd -PANEL: Rebecca Olive PhD, Pam Burridge, Belinda Baggs, and Taylor Miller
12.30–1.30pm Duke Surf Team: stories on Duke and Hawaiian surfing chaired by Owen Ravenscoft -PANEL: Paul Strauch, Joey Cabell, and Fred Hemmings.
1.30–2.15pm Isabel a discussion on Isabel Letham and how women have moved in and out of surf culture over time chaired by Nick Carroll. Panel -Rebecca Olive PhD, Jemma Piggott, and Phil Jarratt.
2.15–3.15pm The Australians: a discussion on the evolution from long boards to short boards, chaired by Barton Lynch -PANEL: legends of Australian surfing including Rusty Miller, Rabbit Bartholomew, Terry Fitzgerald, Pam Burridge, and Simon Anderson.
3.15-4.00pm The Authors: A discussion chaired by Jeff McMullen -PANEL: Nick Carroll, Phil Jarratt, Owen Ravenscroft, Tim Baker, Tricia Shantz, and Sean Doherty
Panels: Saturday 10 January 2015
9.00-9.15am Welcome to Country by Bob Waterer
9.15-10.15am Swimming and Surfing a discussion of the sensitive art of pool and ocean swimming chaired by Tim Ford -Panel: Shane Gould, Mark Cunningham, Denis Cotterell
10.15-10.45am Duke's Original Australian Surfboard and the making of the Replica The history and story of arguably one of the most famous surfboards of all, and the making of the Replica board for the Centenary. -Talk by Eric Middledorp, and Glen Myer.
10.45-11.45am DUKE: the life and legacy of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku. chaired by Derek Hynd -With Fred Hemmings, former member of the Duke Kahanamoku Surf Team and Kevin Weldon. Kevin is a Knight in the Order of Life Saving, the highest award in water safety. He was also a close friend of Duke and Nadine Kahanamoku.
12-1pm Duke Centenary Re-enactment
1.15-1.45pm HAWAIIAN WATERMEN a talk chaired by Mark Cunningham Talk by Brian Keaulana and Duane Desoto and other Watermen.
1.45-2.45pm Duke Surf Team: Australian and Hawaiian surf culture chaired by Rusty Miller and Rabbit Bartholomew -A discussion about a shared history. The things that link us and the competitive nature of the relationship. -PANEL: Joey Cabell, Paul Strauch, Fred Hemmings
2.45–3.30pm Surf Life Saving and Surfing chaired by Nick Carroll -A talk by Midget Farrelly and members of the Freshwater SLSC.
3.30–4.15pm THE FUTURE: chaired by Tim Baker Linked by the world’s oceans, this discussion will analyse where surfing is headed, and if we are doing enough to protect this much loved resource for future generations. PANEL: Tom Wegener, Simon Anderson, Kirk Wilcox, Belinda Baggs, Robbi Newman, Sean Doherty
9.15-10.15am Swimming and Surfing a discussion of the sensitive art of pool and ocean swimming chaired by Tim Ford -Panel: Shane Gould, Mark Cunningham, Denis Cotterell
10.15-10.45am Duke's Original Australian Surfboard and the making of the Replica The history and story of arguably one of the most famous surfboards of all, and the making of the Replica board for the Centenary. -Talk by Eric Middledorp, and Glen Myer.
10.45-11.45am DUKE: the life and legacy of Duke Paoa Kahanamoku. chaired by Derek Hynd -With Fred Hemmings, former member of the Duke Kahanamoku Surf Team and Kevin Weldon. Kevin is a Knight in the Order of Life Saving, the highest award in water safety. He was also a close friend of Duke and Nadine Kahanamoku.
12-1pm Duke Centenary Re-enactment
1.15-1.45pm HAWAIIAN WATERMEN a talk chaired by Mark Cunningham Talk by Brian Keaulana and Duane Desoto and other Watermen.
1.45-2.45pm Duke Surf Team: Australian and Hawaiian surf culture chaired by Rusty Miller and Rabbit Bartholomew -A discussion about a shared history. The things that link us and the competitive nature of the relationship. -PANEL: Joey Cabell, Paul Strauch, Fred Hemmings
2.45–3.30pm Surf Life Saving and Surfing chaired by Nick Carroll -A talk by Midget Farrelly and members of the Freshwater SLSC.
3.30–4.15pm THE FUTURE: chaired by Tim Baker Linked by the world’s oceans, this discussion will analyse where surfing is headed, and if we are doing enough to protect this much loved resource for future generations. PANEL: Tom Wegener, Simon Anderson, Kirk Wilcox, Belinda Baggs, Robbi Newman, Sean Doherty
