Speedy Fish, the latest incarnation of Leslie's band, is playing at the St Kilda Bowling Club. Speedy Fish covers hits from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s in the unique style they have made their own.

Professor Janice Reid, the UWS Vice Chancellor launched the UWS Women's Network in 2007 to provide opportunities for women staff and interested community members to meet , network, learn and develop their careers.

Tune into 3MBS, 103.5FM on Sunday 20th of July to hear her talk about music, work and life with Libby Anderson.

The title of her talk is "No more talkfests! Solving the work/life crisis now!"

Leslie to speak on "Breaking the silence": The threat anti-choice women-centered strategies pose to safe legal abortion and how the pro-choice movement can fight back" on day one of the conference as part of the plenary agenda on day one of the conference on Opposition.

Her topic? "Ethical Leadership: Obligations, Opportunities and Pitfalls". She will share a session with Dr Jo Wainer.

Leslie to explore whether work/life balance is really a possibility for Victoria's legal profession.

What: lunch and a discussion of "The Abortion Myth: Towards a progressive Jewish position on abortion"

Her topic? "To have or not to have children - and when? The choices and challenges facing young australian women." She'll also share a panel with Julian Burnside QC, Alan Attwood, Cecilia Reibel and Professor Kate Darian-Smith.

Other panelists include Peter Singer, Dennis Altman, Brian Ellis and Dick Gross

What: The Annual General Meeting and Dinner of the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER).

Her session is called "So you think it's your body" and will include lawyer Lesley Vick and CEO of Marie Stopes Suzanne Dvorjak

Along with Melbourne lawyer Lesley Vick, she will argue that Australian citizens are entitled to protection from misleading and deceptive advertising, regardless of whether they have paid a fee for the falsely advertised service, or not.

When: 15 March 2007, 4:45

What: University of Melbourne Postgraduate Assocation International Women's Day Lunch

The Catch-Up is a weekday talk show premiering early in 2007. Covering news, entertainment, lifestyle, beauty, fashion and gossip, the show is pitched at Australian women. Leslie will be talking about reproductive rights with hosts Libby Gore, Mary Moody, Lise Oldfield and Zoe Sheridan. Deputy Opposition Leader Julia Gillard is meant to be there, too!

Panelists debate the week's events each Friday on the "9am with David & Kim" show, and about once a month, Leslie will be there, fighting it out with the likes of Herald columnist Andrew Bolt, 3AW's Ross Stevenson, the Age's Matthew Ricketson and comic Catherine Deveny.

Leslie to talk about paternity fraud to staff, postgraduates and medicos at the Centre for Values, Ethics and Law in Medicine. The event is open to the public.

Leslie to give 2006 Betty Pybus Memorial Lecture in Hobart.

Leslie to speak to the Women in Engineering Lunch at the University of Melbourne

Leslie will be attempting to answer this question at a "politics at the pub" evening organised by the Melbourne University Political Interest Society.

Lucky you, because much better things are in store for Melbourne-based music lovers on the evening of August 26, 2006.

Leslie will be speaking to professionals working mostly in the area of couple relationship education (prior to marriage), parenting education and couple counselling about the importance of equity in a marriage in terms of opportunities to care and to participate in the "public sphere".

Leslie to speak to delegates at the Gift and Homewares August Trade Fair.

Leslie to speak to academics and students at the Politics Department at the University of Melbourne. Not open to the public.

Leslie to address the senior students of St Columba's College. Not open to the public.

Leslie to give evidence in her capacity of spokeswoman for Reproductive Choice Australia at the Melbourne hearings. Open to the public. More information.

Leslie will be speaking to the monthly women-only lunch meeting of the Association of Women on Campus at the University of Melbourne (AWCUM) on 26 April 2006 from 1-2pm over lunch. Jim Potter room in Old Physics.

A hypothethical relating to the "Alfred Dreyfus" exhibition be held at the Jewish Museum of Australia in Melbourne from 28 March to July 2006. Set in contemporary times in mythical "Ruritania", the hypothetical will explore issues of race, prejudice, the role of the media, the functions of law and refugees.

Leslie to give evidence to The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Family and Human Services "Balancing Work and Family" inquiry

Leslie to give evidence to Senate Inquiry into Therapeutic Goods Amendment (Repeal of Ministerial responsibility for approval of RU486) Bill 2005

Leslie will talk about Designer Children and the Regulation of Assisted Reproduction and Genetic Technologies to the National Product Liability Association, a small professional association of lawyers, manufacturers, insurers and others with an interest in product liability. 17 November. Not Open to the Public

Educating Girls will be the topic of Leslie's presentation to the Catholic Secondary Principals AGM. 4 November. Not open to the public.

A new non-profit group of corporations working together to build the capacity of Australian business in diversity management has invited Leslie to participate in its Working & Caring Roundtable in Sydney. Not open to the public.

On 17 June 2005, the Minister for Ageing, the Hon Julie Bishop MP, appointed a committee to conduct independent reviews of Australia's Prohibition of Human Cloning Act 2002 and the Research Involving Human Embryos Act 2002. The Committee is required to consult with the Australian, State and Territory governments and a broad range of people with expertise or experience in relevant disciplines. The Committee is calling for written submissions on the scope and operation of the two Acts.

An event co-hosted by Readings and the Victorian Women's Trust with Moira Rayner, Judy Horacek and Anne Manne

Leslie will be a guest speaker at the conference celebrating the CEOE's 20th Aniversery.

Sushi Das talks to the author of What, No Baby? Why women are losing the freedom to mother, and how they can get it back, Leslie Cannold.

Kaz Cooke, Jill Singer, Leslie Cannold and, as participating chair, Martien Snellen discuss sex, childbirth and reproduction.

Panel Discussion "What is human? Biotechnology in sport and health". Part of Science Week.

Not open to public

Oz Prospect, in partnership with The Age and the State Library of Victoria present an after-work event focusing on work-life balance issues. Leslie, Misha Schubert and Don Edgar will be guests, with Readers Feast Selling the Books.

Leslie will be a "Coming up with Solutions Panel" participant at the conference to be opened by the Prime Minister of Australia John Howard and the key-note speaker at the lunch.

Where: Philosophy Cafe, Murmur Bar, Warburton Lane, Melbourne, Victoria (Off Little Bourke, between Elizabeth and Queen Streets)

Leslie to give keynote address, other guest speakers include: The former head of the Australian Institute of Family Studies Don Edgar and Juliet Bourke from the Taskforce on the Costs of Caring.

Dr Leslie Cannold, Professor Loane Skene, and Marcia Riordan (from the Archdiocese of Melbourne) and others discuss the question "Should be continued Medicare funding for abortion?"

"The Personal is Political: Advocacy, Social Action and the Politics of Gender" Seminar Series

Leslie is speaking in the plenary session of the Women's Health Conference. "The politics of women's health"

"Full Reproductive Freedom: Is abortion the only issue?" at the New International Bookshop Co-op. April 20^th 2005, 6:30. Trades Hall, 54 Victoria St, Carlton Sth VIC.

"In conversation with Leslie Cannold" at Readings Books. March 31st 2005, 6:30. 338 Lygon St, Carlton VIC.

"Have Women Lost the Freedom to Mother, and Can they Get It Back?" at Gleebooks. March 22nd 2005, 6:30 for 7:00. 49 Glebe Point Road, Glebe Sydney NSW.

"In conversation with Leslie Cannold" at Avid Reader Bookshop. March 17th 2005. 193 Boundary Street, West End Queensland.

International Women's Day Lunch Address, the Union of Australian Women

Keynote Speaker, International Women's Day Event "Career, Relationships and Children - Can Women Have It All?"

What no baby launched by The Hon Joan Kirner AM, former Premier of Victoria and Co-Convener of EMILY's List Australia.