
Julian undertook a guided tour of the Chinese Gardens of Friendship for The Asian Arts Society of Australia.
A focus of the tour was the concept that the Gardens in themselves are an artistic expression and creative endeavour, as much as the artistic features, artworks and sculptures are within the Gardens.
This tour was undertaken on 2 October 2025.
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Julian was part of the closing panel discussion on the future of heritage practice to reflect on how heritage can respond to the demands of technological change, evolving heritage practice, shifting societal values, and growing community expectations.
With Professor Tracy Ireland, Sally Barnes, Dr Paul Irish and Rowena Welsh-Jarrett.
This panel was held on 21 August 2025.

The segment featuring the Chinese Garden of Friendship was presented by Julian on 2ser 107.3 breakfastradio, as part of a series for the Dictionary of Sydney.
This episode first aired on 4 November 2020.

Julian participated in the panel session at the heritage pathways symposium, focusing on the theme of mentoring in heritage practice.
This discussion took place on 20 November 2021.

Presentation by Julian as part of the Australia ICOMOS launch of the Burra Charter Series, titled The Burra Charter: Beyond Bricks and Mortar.
This presentation was released on 7 July 2021 and Julian's part starts at 16:05 minutes.
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