Canberra libertarian dinners
Since April 2002, the Australian Libertarian Society (ALS) has been hosting regular dinners in Canberra where libertarians could socialise, drink & debate. I stopped organising them when I left Canberra at the end of 2004, but thankfully the dinners have continued.
The next dinner will be on Wednesday the 2nd of June in O’Connor, with a guest appearance by the ex-President of the NZ Libertarianz Party Russell Watkins.
Now that I’m back in Brisbane I’ll be organising occasional libertarian dinner & drinks sessions. If you would like to be involved, please contact me (john.humphreys99@gmail.com, 0404 044561).
The Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) also arranges regular libertarian meetings around the country. Coming meetings include Brisbane (1 June), Melbourne (2 June), Adelaide (9 June), and Sydney (17 June). Details on the website.
If you would like to get involved, please feel free to contact an existing group or set up your own. Or if you know of other libertarian meet-ups around Australia, please let us know the details.
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Ah, damn. I was hanging out with the young Libs last night in the assembly
I should come here more often now that people have started posting again