What do we want Albury-Wodonga’s heritage to be for the next generation in 30 years’ time? And how do we get there? Hosted by Charles Sturt University's (CSU) Institute for Land, Water and Society, a public lecture on Tuesday 6 June will address the issues of managing the cities’ emerging and future heritage. CSU’s Associate Professor in Cultural Heritage and Management, Dirk Spennemann will address issues associated with the heritage of modern buildings such as the University’s award-winning buildings at Thurgoona. He will also be looking at the future cultural significance of ‘space junk’ such as satellites, space stations and robots. The public lecture will start at 6pm at the CSU Nowik Lecture Theatre, Guinea St, Albury.