John Monash
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Oct 7, 2026
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
But Jews have been in this country since the arrival of the First Fleet and have contributed in every field, not just in terms of the military.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
Australia's greatest citizen soldier being Sir John Monash, a proud Australian Jew.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
Australia's first Australian-born governor general was Sir Isaac Isaacs, and he was also Chief Justice of our High Court.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
Uh, we have had our chief scientists, our most successful business people like Frank Lowy, our state governors, um, our medical professionals, our champion athletes like Jessica Fox, uh, Olympic gold medalist.
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Gerard RennickGUEST
So we've gotta actually, you know, go back to get more young people on the tools, hence one of our policies along with our infrastructure bank is b- to bring back the military apprenticeship scheme.
Gerard RennickGUEST
Uh, and then we wanna also expand the civil engineering corps, the military civil engineering corps to actually take responsibility for building roads and power stations.
Gerard RennickGUEST
I mean, it's, it's no coincidence that our greatest soldier, John Monash him- himself, was an actual civil engineer, uh, who even after the war went and opened up the VEC, started the VEC, the Victorian Electricity Commission, that then laid the basis for that Victoria to get on with manufacturing.
Gerard RennickGUEST
And you know, it, it's no coincidence, you know, we love Victoria, uh, that when its manufacturing base declined, you know, Australia went on that-
Gerard RennickGUEST
Uh, and then we wanna also expand the civil engineering corps, the military civil engineering corps to actually take responsibility for building roads and power stations.
Gerard RennickGUEST
I mean, it's, it's no coincidence that our greatest soldier, John Monash him- himself, was an actual civil engineer, uh, who even after the war went and opened up the VEC, started the VEC, the Victorian Electricity Commission, that then laid the basis for that Victoria to get on with manufacturing.
Gerard RennickGUEST
And you know, it, it's no coincidence, you know, we love Victoria, uh, that when its manufacturing base declined, you know, Australia went on that-
Gary HardgraveHOST
Yeah
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
But Jews have been in this country since the arrival of the First Fleet and have contributed in every field, not just in terms of the military.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
Australia's greatest citizen soldier being Sir John Monash, a proud Australian Jew.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
Australia's first Australian-born Governor-General was Sir Isaac Isaacs and he was also Chief Justice of our High Court.
Josh FrydenbergGUEST
We have had Our chief scientists, our most successful business people like Frank Lowy, our state governors, our medical professionals, our champion athletes like Jessica Fox, Olympic gold medalist.
Sue DuckerGUEST
He was known for his affable personality, and he was happy to stop for a smoke and a chat between rescues.
Sue DuckerGUEST
And there's a quote from Colonel John Monash, later general, that describes Simpson at this time.
Stuart BenningtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Private Simpson and his little beast earned the admiration of everyone at the upper end of the valley.
Stuart BenningtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They worked all day and night throughout the whole period since landing, and the help rendered the wounded was invaluable.
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Eric MorandHOST
Hello, I'm Eric Morand, and I'm a Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor and Head of Rheumatology at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
Eric MorandHOST
Welcome to this program entitled The Patient Journey with Severe Refractory Autoimmune Rheumatic Disease, Exploring the Potential for CAR T-Cell Therapies.
Eric MorandHOST
I'm pleased to be joined today by Dr. Mariella Gatto, who's an Associate Professor of Rheumatology in the Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences at the Mariziana Hospital at the University of Turin in Italy.
Eric MorandHOST
I'm also pleased to be joined by Dr. Dinesh Khanna, who's Professor and Director of the Scleroderma Program at the University of Michigan, and also Medical Director of the Michigan Medical Clinical Research Unit in the US.
Eric MorandHOST
And also with us today is Dr. Georg Schett, who's Professor and Vice President of Research, as well as Head of the Department of Medicine III, Rheumatology and Immunology at the Uniclinicum Erlangen and the Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg in Germany.
Eric MorandHOST
A very warm welcome to you all.
Eric MorandHOST
So in our program today, we'll start with an introduction to autoimmune rheumatic diseases and the unmet need of patients with severe refractory disease.
Charles VandepeerGUEST
If you don't have big armies or small armies, regardless, with strong morale, I think you're always going to suffer regardless of what systems you have.
Charles VandepeerGUEST
There's a great quote by General John Monash, Australian general in World War I and saying, you know, feed your troops on victory.
Charles VandepeerGUEST
I think victory matters.
Charles VandepeerGUEST
And I think looking at how we achieve those victories is fundamentally important.