The following zoom sessions will go ahead. MondayFrench Literature and Conversation – Elizabeth SpriggCurrent Affairs – Myra Mortensen-WilliamsEnhance and Grow the Artist in You- David PincusFilm discussion Group B – Andrew Porter TuesdayChess Partners – Ken Ray and Tom NadebaumCanning Stock Route – Paul ClaytonFrench Conversation via Zoom- Sue MajewskiThe Smile – Prof Louis RollerComparative Religion – Albert Isaacs […]
Semester 2 courses can be viewed on Tuesday 29 June. Enrolments start on Monday 5 July. Year-long coursesIf you are already enrolled in any of these, it is for the whole year. You do not have to enrol again in these. Monday morning Current Affairs discussion with Myra Mortensen French Literature and Conversation with Elizabeth […]
As you are well aware, the Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world. U3A Stonnington has made many positive responses to change. Let me remind you: Our immediate response to the Covid-19 State of Emergency was to close our building – and then begin to offer our program remotely, mostly but not entirely by Zoom. This offered members […]
Coming in semester2 – six zoom lectures by A/Prof Peter Schattner
How Courts determine what sentence to impose upon an accused.
10am on Thursday 13 May 2021, to be presented by Ian Singleton and Elspeth Ferguson We will walk in two areas of Austria, the Wachau Valley then in the Salzkammergut region and in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, from two locations – Meiringen and Grindelwald. In between we will call in on Berchtesgaden in Germany. […]
10 March monthly session of Conversations: Members’ Choice
Snapped when unfurled in our front garden at Valetta Street, Malvern.
Greetings! Welcome to Semester 1 2021. A special welcome to our new members who have recently joined – we hope you enjoy the program on offer and get to meet other members during the year. It is good to be underway again with what promises to be an interesting, if not challenging year! With Covid […]
Select each link and explore the details for real things you can go out to, or virtual ones to explore at home. The Senior newspaper used to turn up regularly on the foyer table at Valetta St so here it is for those who want to keep up with the paper while our premises remain […]