List of Speakers Linked to presentations / Paper
Perth Conference September 2008
What the rapporteurs said:	Laurence Boulle	Nicole Cullen
	Robyn Tapper	Bruce Menzies

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Title	First name	Family name	Joint Speaker	Position	Company	Paper Title
Dr	David	Ardagh			Charles Sturt University	Is mediation now a profession?
Ms	Jill	Howieson			The University of Western Australia	Family law: procedural justice in the lawyer-client relationship and the course of the dispute resolution process
Chief Commissioner	Anthony	Beech			Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission	Mediation – transforming the landscape New Title Transforming the industrial relations landscape
Ms	Patricia	Marshall		Mediator, educator and facilitator in private practice	Marshall Enterprise Learning Pty Ltd	Political and social / emotional competencies: New standards of mediator practice and professional development
Mr	Peter	Franks	Judy Dell	Mediator	New Zealand Department of Labour	Mediation and collective bargaining
Ms	Cara	Takitimu	Susan Freeman Greene		New Zealand Department of Labour	Breaking down the barriers: cross agency co-mediation
Ms	Leah	McLay	Lyn Lockhart		New Zealand Department of Labour	Workplace bullying: to mediate or not – now that’s a good question
Ms	Lilia	Szarski		FRC Implementation, Practice and QA leader	Relationships Australia, Victoria	Grumpy clients, grumpier mediators and 3 hours of power – the power of 3 in FRC world
Dr	Andrew	Bickerdike		Manager client services, Research and training	Relationships Australia, Victoria	Family dispute resolution and family law reform – the first 1000 clients
Ms	Rachael	Field			Queensland University of Technology	Professional mediator ethics: no need for neutrality in the age of accreditation
Mr	Chris	Ford		Director General Alternative Dispute Resolution	Department of National Defence, Canada	Conflict management in an operational environment: a force multiplier
Ms	Alison	Cotter	John Winslade		Department of Labour	A narrative approach to mediation
Ms	Susan	Cibau			Accident Compensation Conciliation Service	ADR for the long haul – a progressive model of conciliation in action
Mr	Maurice	Spillane			State Administrative Tribunal	Mediation in the state administrative tribunal from alternative to mainstream – a success story
Mr	Robert	Lopich			Collaborative Lawyers Pty Ltd	Collaborative law overview – towards collaborative problem solving in business
Dr	Brenda	Daly	Dr Noelle Higgins	Lecturers in Law	Dublin City University	Mediation in Conflict Resolution – what makes for successful peace negotiations?
Ms	Julia	Lines			Health Conciliation Registry	Something’s happening here
Ms	Olivia	Rundle			University of Tasmania	Transforming lawyer perspectives of their clients’ role in mediation: what mediators should know
Commissioner	Anna Lee	Cribb			Australian Industrial Relations Commission	A re-commissioned independent umpire?
Mr	Joe	Harman			University of Western Sydney	Leading horses to water & making them drink: compulsory mediation in family law
Mr	Graeme	Neate	Supplementary Paper	President	National Native Title Tribunal	Intervention strategies in native title mediation
Ms	Helen	Marks	Gordon Saunders	Director	Department of Defence	Counter-culturalism: an integrated problem solving approach to dispute resolution in the Australian Defence Organisation – the fairness and resolution centre
Ms	Becky	Batagol			Monash University	Reading the landscape of power: how family dispute resolution practitioners understand power
Ms	Jenny	Ellison			OSA Group	Impact of personality on workplace mediation outcomes
Professor	Jeff	Giddings		Convenor, Graduate Program in Dispute Resolution	Griffith Law School	Franchising conflict – towards greater understanding and effective resolution
Ms	Margaret	Ross		Barrister Mediator & Arbitrator		Diving with sharks: a mediator’s quest for survival in uncharted waters
Ms	Susanne	Liden			Victorian Civil & Administrative Tribunal	Bargaining in the shadow of the law and reality at the Victorian civil and administrative tribunal (VCAT)
Ms	Susan	Douglas	Alternate / Additional PPT	PhD Candidate	University of the Sunshine Coast	Mediator neutrality: a model for practice
Mr	Seckin	Ungur		Senior Policy Officer	University of New South Wales	Impediments to successful mediation
Ms	Tracey	Marshall		Senior Mediation Officers	Department of Corrective Services	Victim-offender mediation in WA
Ms	Helena	Yuen			University of Hong Kong	Buddhist mediation: a transformative approach to conflict resolution
Dr	Peter	Marshall			Marshall Enterprise Learning P/L	The mediated organisation; engaging, managing and mediating transformative values
Mr	Tom	Fisher			La Trobe University	Transforming conflict mindfully
Dr	Ian	Wells			Queensland University of Technology	Using mediation to resolve complaints about the Australian intelligence community
Ms	Emma	Matthews		Chief Executive Officer	Australian Commercial Disputes Centre	Mediator immunity: how the removal of the immunity effects family dispute resolution practitioners and the mediation community
Mr	Walter	Ibbs	Margot Scot	Clinical Services Coordinator	Roundtable Dispute Management – Victoria Legal Aid	"Fasten your seat belts we’re in for a bumpy ride!": Changing the landscape through FDR and family violence organisational partnerships
Ms	Melissa	Conley Tyler			University of Melbourne	Disappearing from the landscape? The prognosis for peace and conflict centres at Australasian Universities
Ms	Deborah	Macfarlane		PhD Candidate	Victoria University	Mediation for divorcing couples: is compulsory a good idea?
Ms	Suzanne	Rawlinson			South East Sydney Illawarra Area Health Service	Strengthening the health manager through conflict coaching
Ms	Mary	Sankey			Sankey Associates Pty Ltd	Taking the heat out of child disputes in the Family Court
Ms	Catherine	Aird			VCAT	Mediation is not just about settling – compulsory conferences, expert conclaves and ‘hot tubs’
Dr	Tina	Sinclair	Marilyn Scott, Linda Solomon	Private Practitioner & UTS Trainer		Neutrality and advocacy in collaborative practice: the roles of FDRP’s, mediators and coaches
Mr	Kayode	George			8 Lanre Atitebi Street	Mediation – opportunities for transforming the present landscape in Nigeria
Ms	Lola Akin	Ojelabi			La Trobe University	Cultural diversity, conflict resolution and the role of law
Ms	Andrea	Cotter-Moroz				Compulsory mediation: the paradigm shift?
Ms	Sheryl	Wendt-Ross			North Queensland Dispute Resolution Centre	Planting the seeds of alternative restorative practices through the grass roots of our community
Ms	Michele	Harris	Walter Ibbs		Victoria Legal Aid	Hearing the voice of the child transforms the landscape of a family law dispute resolution service
Prof	Laurence	Boulle	Nadja Alexander		Bond University	Global frontiers in dispute resolution: ADR in the WTO
Ms	Danelle	Dobinson		Senior Equity Officer	Queensland University of Technology	Dispute resolution in universities: systematic or automatic
	Franca