An engaging lecture exploring the legacy of Sir Robert Menzies and his era with Dr Zachary Gorman.
Wednesday 11 March 2026
7:30pm - 9:30pm
188 High St, Kew VIC 3101, Australia
$20
Step into a fascinating journey through Australian history with the McIntyre Lecture 2026. This in-person event offers a unique opportunity to learn about Sir Robert Menzies, Australia's longest-serving Prime Minister, and the lasting impact of his era. Dr Zachary Gorman, an expert historian, will share insights drawn from his extensive research and the groundbreaking four-volume history he edited.
Expect an engaging and informative evening filled with historical anecdotes and thoughtful analysis. This lecture is perfect for parents who want to enrich their understanding of Australian heritage while enjoying a cultural outing.
The lecture will delve into the life and times of Sir Robert Menzies, exploring his political career and connections to the local area of Kew. Dr Gorman's presentation is based on five years of meticulous research, offering a deep dive into the Menzies era.
This event runs for two hours, providing ample time for questions and discussion. It’s ideal for adults interested in history and cultural heritage.
The event takes place at the historic Kew Court House, located at 188 High Street, Kew VIC 3101. The venue is accessible, ensuring comfort for all attendees.
Situated in a charming part of Kew, the Court House is easy to reach by public transport or car, with parking options nearby. This makes it convenient for families to attend after school or work.
Please note the event date and time: Wednesday, 11 March 2026, from 19:30 to 21:30. The lecture requires advance booking due to limited seating.
The cost is $20, payable by cash on the day. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to secure their seats and enjoy the venue.
Tickets can be booked in advance through the City of Boroondara website or by contacting the Kew Historical Society. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
The $20 fee supports the continuation of cultural and heritage events in the community, making it a valuable contribution to local history preservation.
