Edward Tudor's guest appearances

Edward Tudor

Education Review

Tudor, I Hardly Know Her

Rotary Melbourne Podcast

Not-so Bloody Mary

Anne of Cleves

Margaret Pole

Mary Tudor

Katherine Howard

Anne Boleyn

Ryan Bonnici

David Lynch

Paul Clarke

Andrew Jones

Paul Robinson

Andrew Holmes

David Robertson

David Levin

Richard Wilson

Paul Sharp

OwlTail

To give a better description of the world Mary Tudor was living in during her brother Edward’s reign, we take a look at Edward himself: his short life, his religion and impact on Protestantism, and his reign itself.

Mary Tudor Minicast Two: Edward Tudor

Speaking on "The Melbourne Indigenous Transition School - Innovation And The Story So Far".Our Vocational Service Committee is excited to announce this year's Rotary Club of Melbourne Vocational Service Award 2018/19.  Edward Tudor was chosen unanimously by the Committee.  He is Executive Director of the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School. He came to the role in October 2014 with strong experience in corporate governance, project management and commercial legal advice. Edward epitomises the prerequisites for this Award recognising achievement of professional excellence (in the Awardees chosen profession), and outstanding contribution to the community through their vocation.  Edward was a solicitor with law firm King &amp; Wood Mallesons from February 2011 until October 2014. He graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2010 with a combined Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and was one of KWM Australia’s first secondees to its Beijing office.Edward is a member of the Anglicare Victoria Board Strategy Committee and served as a board member of the Old Scotch Collegians' Association for five years.In 2016 Edward was awarded the Jack Brockhoff Foundation Churchill Fellowship to study organizations supporting the transition of young Indigenous people into mainstream educational opportunities across New Zealand, Canada, the USA and Lapland. In 2017 Edward was nominated for the New Corporation Pride of Australia Awards.

Speaking on "The Melbourne Indigenous Transition School - Innovation And The Story So Far". Our Vocational Service Committee is excited to announce this year's Rotary Club of Melbourne Vocational Service Award 2018/19. Edward Tudor was chosen unanimously by the Committee. He is Executive Director of the Melbourne Indigenous Transition School. He came to the role in October 2014 with strong experience in corporate governance, project management and commercial legal advice. Edward epitomises the prerequisites for this Award recognising achievement of professional excellence (in the Awardees chosen profession), and outstanding contribution to the community through their vocation. Edward was a solicitor with law firm King &amp; Wood Mallesons from February 2011 until October 2014. He graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2010 with a combined Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and was one of KWM Australia’s first secondees to its Beijing office. Edward is a member of the Anglicare Victoria Board Strategy Committee and served as a board member of the Old Scotch Collegians' Association for five years. In 2016 Edward was awarded the Jack Brockhoff Foundation Churchill Fellowship to study organizations supporting the transition of young Indigenous people into mainstream educational opportunities across New Zealand, Canada, the USA and Lapland. In 2017 Edward was nominated for the New Corporation Pride of Australia Awards.

Edward Tudor, executive director of the non-profit Melbourne Indigenous Transition School (MITS), takes us through its establishment, its successes, and its future.

Surprise episode! Now that Henry VIII is out of the picture, his children are finally in charge. Good news: they are just like dear old Dad. His long-sought-after son Edward takes the throne at 9, and puberty + kingship turns out to be a fun combo. After his early death, his sisters are overlooked and his cousin Jane is placed on the throne as the Nine Days Queen. 

Surprise episode! Now that Henry VIII is out of the picture, his children are finally in charge. Good news: they are just like dear old Dad. His long-sought-after son Edward takes the throne at 9, and puberty + kingship turns out to be a fun combo. After his early death, his sisters are overlooked and his cousin Jane is placed on the throne as the Nine Days Queen.

Ep. 11 Edward Tudor is: Kingnapped! (or Tudors in Space)