The Statistical Society hosts a number of lectures named after renowned Australian statisticians:

Knibbs and Wilson Lecture - ACT Branch

The Knibbs and Wilson Lectures are held late every year in the ACT Branch as the final meeting of the year. These lectures run in alternating years, with the Wilson Lecture taking place on even-years cycles and the Knibbs Lecture being held on odd-year cycles. 

Foreman Lecture – ACT Branch

The Foreman Lecture is held at the Australian Statistical Conference in even years and mid-year in the ACT Branch, usually at the ABS, in odd years.

Lancaster Lecture – NSW Branch

The NSW Branch hosts the Lancaster Lecture at the beginning of the year. Some background info on Prof Lancaster here.

Belz Lecture - Vic Branch

The Vic Branch hosts the Belz lecture towards the end of each year, named for Maurice Henry Belz.

E.A. Cornish Lecture – SA Branch

The SA Branch hosts the E.A. Cornish Lecture. The EA Cornish lecture series has been named to commemorate Alf Cornish, a leading figure in the early years of the statistical profession in Adelaide.

Moran Lecture – ASC
The Moran Lecture was set up in 2016 and first held at the 2016 Australian Statistical Conference. The lecturer was Professor Sue Wilson (UNSW and ANU). It will be held at each Australian Statistical Conference.