Canberra Meeting Planners Guide 2022 by Canberra Convention Bureau

Canberra Convention Bureau acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

CONTENTS Chief Minister’s Welcome

Experience Canberra

Official Welcome

Canberra Precincts

Explore our Great Southern Land

Eat and Drink

Why Canberra?

Events Calendar

The Meeting Place of Australia

Indigenous Culture

Key Industries

Culture and Experiences

Knowledge, Culture and Influence

Canberra Through the Seasons

Support for Event Organisers

Canberra Region

Canberra Convention Bureau Services 20 THINK CANBERRA

Meeting in Canberra

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City Map

Canberra Map

What’s New in Canberra

Getting Here

National Convention Centre Canberra

Getting Around

Venues and Accommodation

Key Information

Conference Services

Parliamentary Sitting Dates 2022

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Cover: National Museum of Australia Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

CHIEF MINISTER’S WELCOME

Andrew Barr MLA ACT Chief Minister

Canberra enters 2022 with a renewed sense of optimism. The COVID-19 pandemic has delivered its fair share of challenges, not only faced by our city but cities across the country. However, the ACT’s strong health and economic responses – including our world-leading vaccination rates – can give planners and visitors the confidence to converge in Canberra. The nation’s capital continues to have a reputation as one of Australia’s best cities to meet in, thanks to our diverse and dynamic intersection of government, science, education, research, the arts and business. Visitors may find more than they expect in Canberra, with everything from world-leading institutions to award-winning hospitality venues. There is no shortage of things to do in our city – and something to suit every interest or taste. Getting here and getting around has never been easier with a range of transport options, hotels, businesses, dining options and retail precincts to choose from. Canberra Convention Bureau looks forward to working with you to ensure a successful event in the ACT. Canberra has emerged from 2021 stronger together and we look forward to welcoming you to meet in – and explore – our region.

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OFFICIAL WELCOME

Michael Matthews Chief Executive Officer Canberra Convention Bureau

Canberra is a world city, your capital, and an exciting place to do business. Cutting-edge researchers, Nobel Prize winners, federal politicians, innovative thinkers, artists, media figures and business leaders all call our great city home. It’s this mix of interesting people that makes Canberra a city of knowledge, culture and influence – a city that delegates feel and remember. This 2022 Meeting Planners Guide focuses beyond recovery with confidence that our planned and congestion-free city is the place where domestic planners will bring their business events, offering a controlled return to business activity. Canberra is now more connected than ever through increased air routes around Australia. Our convenient proximity to major population centres makes us the meeting destination of choice. We’re a dynamic city, abundant with prestigious establishments such as the National Museum of Australia, the National Gallery of Australia, and Australian Parliament House. Our national story is held within their walls, making them ideal places to host business events. THINK Canberra and the Research and Learning Institutes Group (RALIG), established by Canberra Convention Bureau, connect your events with these institutions, and the thought leaders who work there. Canberra continues to forge its reputation as Australia’s powerhouse of information and justify its title as the ‘Knowledge Capital’. The city is home to five of Australia’s topranking universities and a range of research centres. You’ll quickly discover that the city is ever evolving. Popular precincts, such as NewActon, Civic, Braddon and Kingston Foreshore buzz with activity. An advantage of holding your event in a well-designed city the size of Canberra is the ease of movement and connectivity. People within Canberra’s business events community take pride in working collaboratively to deliver on your business events outcomes, where planners and delegates can simply achieve more. With the help of the Canberra Convention Bureau team, you can access all of Canberra’s unique offerings to design an event program that will inform, entertain, inspire and impress. Our capital has already returned to the positivity that stems from being a well-managed confident world city, and we look forward to sharing it with you in person.

National Museum of Australia Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

EXPLORE OUR GREAT SOUTHERN LAND

National Museum of Australia Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

EXPLORE OUR GREAT SOUTHERN LAND

A 21st birthday marks a significant milestone; a firm evolution to a new level of maturity. For the National Museum of Australia (NMA), 2022 marks 21 years of the institution preserving and telling the stories of Australia’s social history, as well as our unique and distinctive land, nation, and people.

INSPIRING A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

It will also see the NMA complete the most significant redevelopment of its galleries to date with the opening of the Great Southern Land gallery.

“The gallery aims to connect visitors to the continent’s rich biodiversity and seasonal rhythms, and in doing so to inspire love, care, and respect towards the natural environments we call home,” says Dr Trinca.

“The Great Southern Land gallery will explore the vast and complex Australian continent, its ancient origins, geological features, unique species, natural forces and the part humans play in the ecosystem. It will feature many objects and digital interactives which take gallery design to new levels,” said NMA director, Dr Mathew Trinca. “When the new gallery opens, visitors will be immersed in the incredible ecological and natural history of the Australian continent and reflect on the role they play in this important and challenging story.” Expected to open in mid-2022, the Great Southern Land gallery will feature interactive and immersive digital experiences, and more than 1,200 objects, many of which have never been displayed before. It was designed by Local Projects, the team behind the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in New York and the renewal of the Hyde Park Barracks in Sydney.

Event set up at National Museum of Australia Credit: National Museum of Australia

The permanent Great Southern Land gallery forms part of the NMA’s transformative Master Plan, announced in late 2018, which will see upgrades to the museum and an extended range of public experiences. AN ENHANCED EVENT EXPERIENCE The Great Southern Land gallery will also create two additional event and meeting spaces, both due to open mid-2022.

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The new permanent gallery will explore Australia’s fundamental deep connections to the land, and its ancient landscapes, fauna, flora, and diverse communities.

The gallery will speak to the stories that showcase a love of the land, custodianship of country and our responsibilities to it. It will optimistically explore how listening to this ancient continent will help us address global environmental challenges, now and into the future, and inspire visitors to rethink their own connection to the land, and the role they can play in preserving it. It’s a fitting addition for Canberra, which was named the world’s most sustainable city in 2021 by UK comparison company Uswitch, and was also the first Australian jurisdiction to be powered by 100 per cent renewable energy, which was achieved back in 2020.

The Gallery Mezzanine will be an open venue next to the Visions Theatre, available for exclusive use and seating up to 200 guests. The space suits a breakout area, exhibition zone, cocktail lounge or dramatic dinner space, immersed amongst the gallery. Adjoining the Theatre will be Visions Landing, an intimate space overlooking Lake Burley Griffin through floor to ceiling windows. The venue seats up to 40 guests and suits a breakout area, bar space or dinner spot for smaller groups. The Great Southern Land gallery will diversify the institution’s already memorable functions offering, providing new ways for planners to create unique and memorable events in Canberra from 2022.

National Library of Australia during Enlighten Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

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THE MEETING PLACE OF AUSTRALIA As the custodian of the Australian story through our national institutions and the country’s political epicentre with Federal Government departments and agencies based in Canberra, our capital truly is ‘the meeting place of the nation’. This is where key decision makers meet, and brilliant possibilities come to life.

2,448 National Convention Centre Canberra can accommodate events for up to 2,448 delegates

9,500+ There are over 9,500 accommodation rooms available in the city, providing a wide range of options for delegates

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Our world-class international airport is within a 15-minute congestion-free drive to anywhere in the city

With more than 100 Embassies and High Commissions in Canberra, you have direct access to worldwide decision makers

26% Canberra is a global city, with more than 26% of Canberrans born overseas

WHY CANBERRA?

Canberra is the intellectual capital of Australia, with the nation’s highest percentage of university graduates, more tertiary qualifications per capita than any city in the Southern Hemisphere and the highest number of patents per capita in the country

430,000 5 Five world-ranking universities are based or have campuses in Canberra

Canberra is home to 430,000 residents, making it an urban centre without the traffic, pollution and stresses of larger cities

70% Canberra has the fastest economic growth of all states and territories and one of the most secure economies in Australia, with the lowest unemployment rate in the country.

70% of the ACT is pure open space, parkland, and nature reserves, providing an abundance of outdoor options for your next event or conference program

Canberra is one of the most vaccinated cities in the world against COVID-19.

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CANBERRA INNOVATES RAAF F/A-18F Super Hornet performing a jet handling display over Lake Burley Griffin Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

Canberra is a national hub for knowledge and research, and home to influencers and thought leaders driving innovation in their fields. DEFENCE

SPACE AND SPATIAL SCIENCE

Canberra is the best place in Australia to connect with defence and security experts, and nowhere else in the country boasts the same proximity to decision makers, procuring agencies and government infrastructure.

Canberra has long played a critical role in some of the biggest events in international space exploration, from the broadcast of the first TV images of the moon landing back in 1969, to the Phoenix landing on Mars more recently.

Canberra enjoys an established defence industry network as the home of the Department of Defence, key national security, intelligence and border protection agencies, law enforcement, key global defence companies, and Australian Federal Government.

We are a space science leader and contribute to the global space industry through our research and education institutions such as the Australian National Space Mission Design Facility at UNSW Canberra and the ANU National Space Test Facilities.

Important defence training and industry bodies are located here, including the historic Royal Military College at Duntroon, the Australian Defence Force Academy and the Australian Command and Staff College, as well as the Australian Industry and Defence Network. Our highly skilled workforce has productive industry and research partnerships and is developing innovative and cutting-edge technologies for defence.

Canberra is also home to industry experts, federal government regulators and policy makers boasting a highly knowledgeable workforce. The Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex at Tidbinbilla forms part of the Deep Space Network of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, while global exporters and multinational companies with significant space programs are also headquartered here.

WHY CANBERRA?

KEY INDUSTRIES

Scientist at CSIRO Credit: CSIRO | Luciana Porfirio

CYBER SECURITY

AGRI-TECHNOLOGY AND FOOD SCIENCES

Canberra leads in the Australian cyber security industry, boasting a highly skilled workforce, research institutions, and proximity to government.

Canberra has long been a pioneer in agricultural science and technology, since 1903 when William Farrer bred the strain of Federation wheat just outside Canberra that revolutionised Australian agriculture.

When it comes to cyber security, we are recognised nationally and internationally for our cutting-edge infrastructure, hightech companies, and national security organisations, such as the Australian Signals Directorate and the Australian Secret Intelligence Organisation (ASIO). In Canberra, you can access a network of highly influential industry leaders, top-ranked universities spearheading national and international cyber security efforts, and innovative enterprises with a highly skilled and security-cleared workforce.

These days, Canberra has one of the highest concentrations of researchers, entrepreneurs, and innovators in agri-technology, and is home to national agricultural peak bodies such as the Department of Agriculture, Water and Environment and the National Farmers Federation. The Canberra Region advances agricultural, environmental, and primary industry research and addresses critical regional, national, and global challenges in agricultural and food technology, environmental sciences, and genetics and phenomics.

The Military Communications and Information Systems Conference (MilCIS), focusing on technologies, products and services of military communications and information systems, is It’s also an area known for its highly sought-after produce, from also held here annually. black Perigord truffles to cool climate wines, award-winning small goods, stone fruit and wheat. 13

KEY INDUSTRIES

ANU Research School of Social Sciences Credit: Hcreations Photography

RENEWABLE ENERGY

ICT AND E-GOVERNMENT

Just by meeting in Canberra, you’re contributing to a more sustainable future. In 2021, the capital was named the world’s most sustainable city by a UK comparison company.

Canberra ranks as one of the world’s most ICT-connected places and is a national leader for information and communications technologies. It was one of the first cities in the world to introduce an advanced broadband fibre optic cable network, and these days, many of the world’s leading IT organisations operate here, including Microsoft, HP Enterprise, and IBM.

Canberra is also the Asia-Pacific region’s most progressive territory in moving towards a low-carbon economy, and the ACT is powered by 100% renewable electricity, generated by wind and photovoltaic power, and on track to achieve zero net emissions by 2045. The ACT was also the first state government to invest in and trial green hydrogen technologies. Here you have access to leaders in their field at a range of institutions like the Distributed Energy Resources Lab, Energy Change Institute at ANU, and Canberra Institute of Technology.

Also paving the way in skills and research development are Canberra’s educational institutions. Establishments like the 3A Institute at ANU and Data61 are part of the Research and Learning Institutes Group (RALIG), a consortium of learning institutions, available for you to leverage for your next event. Canberra is also home to the Digital Transformation Agency, which is leading a strategy to make Australia one of the top three digital governments in the world by 2025.

WHY CANBERRA?

KEY INDUSTRIES

Art installation at Enlighten Credit: VisitCanberra

HEALTH AND SPORTS SCIENCES With leading universities and world-class research institutions, Canberra is internationally regarded as a hub for health research and sports sciences. Medical and sport science associations including The Australian Orthopaedic Association, the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine, the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses, as well as the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports have all chosen Canberra as their event destination. With a conference here, your delegates can access health experts who are leaders in their field, such as some of the world’s most influential scientists at the prestigious John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR) at Australian National University. Canberra is also home to the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), which supports the country’s top athletes and drives innovation and participation in sport. In the capital, you can also make the most of the proximity to researchers at the University of Canberra Hospital, an established educator of health practitioners and home to the Health Research Institute and the Research Institute of Sport and Exercise. TOURISM EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Canberra is known both nationally and internationally as an education leader, and is home to five university campuses ranked among the best in the world. The capital also holds the enviable status in Australia as the city with the highest percentage of people who have completed a bachelor’s degree or higher, while our residents also hold more tertiary qualifications than in any city in the Southern Hemisphere. By conferencing in Canberra, you can tap into this wealth of thought leaders and innovators specialising in your field, and can take your pick of leading industry experts to speak at your event.

Canberra’s tourism offering rivals its interstate counterparts, with a diverse schedule of major events, as well as art and cultural exhibitions housed in its many national institutions, such as the National Museum of Australia, Questacon and the Australian War Memorial. World-renowned accommodation brands such as Accor Hotels, Hyatt and IHG have a presence in Canberra, with thousands of rooms available for your next event, big or small. The stunningly designed Canberra International Airport will make your visitors feel welcome from the moment they touch down in the capital. From there, only a few minutes separate them from a stay in Canberra that is set to exceed all their expectations. For tailored tours, conference programs ideas or to purchase local and regional products, a visit to our award-winning Canberra Region Visitor Centre is a must. Located at Regatta Point on Lake Burley Griffin, you’ll love the view too! 15

KNOWLEDGE, CULTURE, INFLUENCE

National Portrait Gallery during Enlighten Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

A CITY OF KNOWLEDGE, CULTURE AND INFLUENCE

LEVERAGE KNOWLEDGE CAPABILITIES AT YOUR NEXT EVENT Canberra is a research and innovation hub, home to leading organisations such as the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and the Australian Academy of Science, while institutions such as the Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Cyber Security Centre and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) are highly regarded internationally for their ground-breaking innovation and research Canberra is also a knowledge hub, with five universities based in the capital including the highly ranked Australian National University, University of Canberra, and UNSW Canberra. The city reopened to international talent in early 2022, bringing a wealth of knowledge back into the region. The University of Canberra Hospital is training medical professionals of tomorrow in their state-of-the-art health training facilities, while construction starts this year on the brand-new Canberra Institute of Technology Woden campus, which will boost vocational education and training in the ACT. Bringing it all together is the Research and Learning Institutes Group (RALIG), enabling event planners to access the extraordinary knowledge and expertise of the thought leaders within these organisations.

WHY CANBERRA?

KNOWLEDGE, CULTURE, INFLUENCE

RICH WITH CULTURE, AND THE HOME OF THE AUSTRALIAN STORY Canberra is home to major cultural institutions, including the National Gallery of Australia, the National Museum of Australia, and the Australian War Memorial. These establishments explore and celebrate the nation’s story, drawing strongly on our rich Indigenous culture and heritage. Our national institutions are ever expanding and evolving, like the ongoing major redevelopment of the Australian War Memorial, and the National Museum’s brand new Great Southern Land gallery, which explores our fundamental relationship to the land. Not only do they house unique artworks and artifacts, but they also transform into unique and impressive event venues for welcome receptions, gala dinners, or other social functions. Year-round, Canberra boasts an exciting calendar of events, from Floriade, a month-long celebration of spring, to the Canberra Balloon Spectacular, Enlighten, The Truffle Festival, Summernats, the National Folk Festival, and Design Canberra. The capital is also a proud sporting city, home of the Brumbies, Raiders, GWS Giants, CBR Brave, Capitals, Meteors, and Canberra United.

ACCESS DECISION MAKERS AND INFLUENTIAL LEADERS The ACT is well known and regarded as a pioneering territory, often paving the way both in Australia and internationally. In 2021, the ACT was the first Australian jurisdiction to double vaccinate over 98 per cent of its eligible population against COVID-19, also making it one of the world’s most vaccinated jurisdictions. The ACT Government is a leader on many platforms, often ahead of federal initiatives including samesex marriage, cannabis legislation and well-being indicator framework, while the ACT achieved the ambitious goal of running 100 per cent on renewable electricity in 2020 – the first state or territory in Australia to do so. Canberra is also a meeting place for some of the country’s most influential people. At the heart of it all is Australian Parliament House, the central pillar of Australia’s democracy and one of the most accessible parliamentary buildings in the world. Here you can meet with federal politicians and influence decision makers around the key issues affecting your industry. It’s also home to the Federal Parliament Press Gallery, providing the opportunity to get your spokespersons in front of the world’s most prominent media outlets.

Kings Hall at Old Parliament House Credit: Hcreations Photography

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CANBERRA CONVENTION BUREAU SERVICES

Australian Parliament House Credit: Bradley Cummings Photography

CANBERRA CONVENTION BUREAU SERVICES

Canberra Convention Bureau has the professional expertise and in-depth local knowledge to assist you in hosting an engaging conference or event. Whether you need help preparing a bid or proposal, planning an event, selecting a venue, or sourcing delegate boosting material, our team can guide you through every step of the event planning process. As our services are supported by our members and the ACT Government through VisitCanberra, we offer them to you free of charge. NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION MEETINGS Our team will: •

Produce a professional bid for your event to be held in Canberra

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Identify local government, industry and academic links to enhance the bid

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Secure letters of support from key political, academic and industry leaders

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Assist with the presentation of the bid to your organising committee or decision maker

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Provide planning assistance to source the best venues, accommodation and services

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Organise and host site inspections for key decision makers

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Recommend the services of professional conference organisers, if required

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Provide access to a range of event planning resources to increase attendance at your event

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Offer touring information.

CORPORATE INCENTIVES AND MEETINGS We can assist meeting and incentive planners to create an exciting and rewarding program for your group. We will:

EVENT PLANNING SUPPORT We can provide you with resources to increase delegate numbers while ensuring a memorable event: Virtual tours Meeting planners can visit Canberra accommodation, meeting venues and attractions virtually through our 3D tours. Immerse yourself in all that Canberra has to offer directly from your desktop or mobile and learn more about our world-class venues before your visit to Canberra.

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Destination videos Destination videos can be embedded into your website, played on screen during a meeting or used at preceding events to stimulate delegate attendance at your Canberra event. Image library We can provide venue and destination images relevant to your event. Alternatively, access VisitCanberra’s curated image library of copyright-free images that are free for meeting planners to use. Access images at images.visitcanberra.com.au (note: you will need to create an account to download VisitCanberra imagery) Digital assets

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Create sample programs/itineraries and prepare proposals

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Coordinate and host site inspections in Canberra and surrounding regions

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Provide hotel and venue recommendations

The Bureau can provide you with digital assets such as website or EDM banners, social media tiles or presentation decks to help promote your event through your digital channels. Our templates include space to insert conference and sponsor logos, and details of your conference, including venue and dates.

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Connect planners to service and experience providers

Destination content

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Assist with destination and marketing information.

Access a summary of key facts about Canberra in a format that you can share on your conference website, in promotional material and delegate welcome packs.

For more information, visit the Canberra Convention Bureau website

THINK CANBERRA

ACCESS LEADING EXPERTISE AND INSIGHT

National Gallery of Australia Credit: Tourism Australia

With Australia’s leading research and cultural institutions based in Canberra, the city has a reputation as the nation’s intellectual and cultural hub.

With impressive influence in the world of research, innovation and industry leadership, Canberra is home to many global thought leaders. You can leverage this wealth of knowledge through THINK CANBERRA, a program underpinned by the Canberra Convention Bureau’s Research and Learning Institutes Group (RALIG). RALIG enables you to foster relationships between your business event and Canberra’s knowledge communities. Individually and collectively, the 20 institutes comprising RALIG share a common pursuit of innovation in research and education, and continuously strive for knowledge sharing and openness. Our team at the Bureau can help connect you with key influencers within Canberra’s rich intellectual and cultural RALIG community.

THINK CANBERRA

RESEARCH AND LEARNING INSTITUTES GROUP

Australian Academy of Science

Museum of Australian Democracy

Australian Catholic University

National Archives of Australia

Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies

National Film and Sound Archive of Australia

Australian Institute of Sport

National Gallery of Australia

Australian National Botanic Gardens

National Library of Australia

Australian National University

National Museum of Australia

Australian War Memorial

National Portrait Gallery

Canberra Institute of Technology

Questacon – The National Science and Technology Centre

CSIRO

University of Canberra

Data61-CSIRO

University of New South Wales

SUPPORT FOR EVENT ORGANISERS

Canberra’s research, culture and learning institutes are part of the THINK CANBERRA community, dedicated to knowledge sharing and openness.

Canberra CBD at dusk

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WHAT’S NEW IN CANBERRA

WHAT’S NEW IN THE CAPITAL? There’s always something new to discover in Canberra, from ways to conveniently get around, ways to wow delegates, and new ways to look at history. EXPLORE A NEW EVENT EXPERIENCE AT THE MARION AT REGATTA POINT Nestled in a stunning lakeside setting at Regatta Point, The Marion is Canberra’s new high-end function space, launching in 2022. The luxurious venue is named after Marion Mahoney Griffin, the sometimes-forgotten visionary behind the design of Canberra’s skyline. Here you’ll find a meticulously designed interior, breathtaking lakeside alfresco spaces, and bespoke catering packages.

MAKE THE MOST OF EASIER CONNECTIONS Canberra already boasts easy connections and low travel times, and faster connections between venues or meetings are now even easier thanks to Canberra’s network of shared e-scooters. More than 1,500 e-scooters are available to hire across central Canberra and the Belconnen Town Centre, and the ACT Government plans to expand this to all the major town centres in 2022, including Gungahlin, Woden, Tuggeranong, and Molonglo, as well as e-scooter connection options between the centres.

DISCOVER A NEW WAY TO LOOK AT HISTORY

ELEVATED MEETINGS, FUNCTIONS, AND CONFERENCING The brand new Two24 Conferencing by Work Club has brought a new level of gathering places to Canberra for business leaders and changemakers. The meeting, conference and function venue is conveniently located in the heart of the city. With artfully appointed spaces fitted out with unique designer pieces, Two24 Conferencing by Work Club offers state-of-the-art conferencing technology for both in-person and hybrid meetings, while light-filled spaces provide an ideal setting for corporate entertaining, with premium concierge and catering options.

ENJOY NEW WAYS TO DINE Never judge a restaurant by the number of seats. Tucked underneath A by Adina in the buzzing new Constitution Place precinct, Mu Omakase by Canberra’s award-winning Chairman Group offers an elevated yet intimate dining experience for just 12 people. Sit side-by-side with your fellow diners as you enjoy 12-20 courses, carefully selected by the chef based on the bestin-market that day, and served to you by the chefs themselves.

MEETING IN CANBERRA

Take a tour through the National Triangle and unearth Australia’s hidden history on the new She Shapes History tours. While women’s contributions are not always immediately visible in the history books, your guide will walk you through the story of the nation from the perspective of Australian women. Hear stories of friendship, survival, creativity, rebellion, and love.

Lake Burley Griffin

GETTING HERE

GETTING HERE Canberra is less than an hour by air from Sydney, one hour from Melbourne and less than two hours from Brisbane. Canberra International Airport is less than 10 minutes from the CBD. Connect to the city via rental car, limousine, public transport, shuttle bus, taxi or with a rideshare operator. DARWIN

3 hours 30 mins

CAIRNS

3 hours 15 mins

SUNSHINE COAST

QLD

2 hours 5 mins

BRISBANE

1 hour 40 mins

GOLD COAST

1 hour 35 mins

BALLINA-BYRON BAY 1 hour 30 mins

NSW

PORT MACQUARIE 1 hour 30 mins

PERTH

4 hours 25 mins

NEWCASTLE 1 hour

SYDNEY

ADELAIDE

1 hour 40 mins

DOMESTIC FLIGHTS Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Australia, Fly Pelican, Link Airways and Rex Airlines offer direct flights to 13 domestic destinations, including regional hubs like Cairns, Newcastle and Hobart, in addition to all state capitals and other major Australian destinations. Canberra is well positioned to host delegates from regional centres as well as capital cities, with enhanced connectivity and easy access for your delegates.

55 mins

VIC

CANBERRA

MELBOURNE

1 hour 10 mins

TAS

HOBART

2 hours

INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

LAND TRANSPORT

Our destination is placing significant focus on a return to international flights, and on re-opening routes to Asia and New Zealand.

Direct rail and coach services to Sydney and the South Coast are alternatives for delegates, with Murrays Coaches operating daily trips to and from Sydney, Narooma and Wollongong. The national freeways make Canberra an easy three-hour drive from Sydney.

Nothing beats meeting face-to-face

It’s time to get

Back to Business Direct flights from Canberra Airport to 13 domestic destinations

Our heart is in the country

GETTING AROUND

GETTING AROUND BUSES

RENTAL CARS

Transport Canberra’s bus network, now with a new electric bus fleet, connects you to all major routes within the city and offers a frequent and reliable service. Bus Route 3 connects you to the airport for the price of a standard single ticket. The Red Explorer Loop Bus offers a hop on hop off service, departing from the city and taking passengers to Canberra’s major attractions.

All major rental car companies have branches in Canberra and at Canberra Airport, allowing for easy pick-up and drop-off.

LIGHT RAIL Canberra’s light rail connects you from North Canberra to the CBD with a fast, frequent and comfortable journey along Northbourne Avenue. Construction of Stage 2 has commenced, initially extending to Commonwealth Park, and eventually connecting to South Canberra. TAXIS AND RIDESHARE Canberra is well serviced by taxis and other rideshare providers like Shebah, GoCatch, Ola, DiDi and Uber.

Canberra Light Rail at Alinga Street Station Credit: Hcreations Photography

CAR SHARE If you’re a member of Popcar or Flexicar (offered by Hertz), you will be able to use car share in Canberra. E-SCOOTERS Beam Mobility and Neuron Mobility operate shared e-scooters in Canberra, offering another convenient option for short trips around the city. The devices are app-operated and available for use in central Canberra and Belconnen Town Centre. Walksmart offers longer term e-scooter rental for 4-24 hours. WALK OR BIKE The multiple pedestrian and bike paths paving the city make it a breeze to get active as you get around Canberra. All major hotels offer bike hire and the city is equipped with dockless bikeshare through Airbike.

KEY INFORMATION

KEY INFORMATION Canberra is the capital of Australia. It is situated within the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), located inland between Sydney and Melbourne and surrounded by the state of New South Wales.

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX (GST) Australia has a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 10% on most goods and services. It is included in the advertised price and is not added on when you pay. VISAS AND ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORITY

Canberra’s time zone is Australian Eastern Daylight Time (GMT plus 11 hours), the same as Sydney and Melbourne.

All international visitors to Australia, except New Zealand travellers, require a visa to travel to and enter Australia. They must apply for their visa prior to entering Australia.

Canberra has four distinct seasons, with the environment changing as the seasons do. All year round, Canberra is loved for its clean air, stunning sunsets and beautiful nature.

The most common visa for business purposes is the Electronic Travel Authority (ETA), valid for visits up to three months. Visitors with a passport from an Electronic Travel Authority Business Access country can obtain an ETA to enter Australia using the ETA app.

Seasonal temperatures in Celsius are:

For more information visit: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au

CLIMATE

SEASON

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AVERAGE MAX °C

Spring

6°

19°

Summer

12°

27°

Autumn

7°

20°

Winter

1°

12°

SHOPPING Canberra has a range of stores, from large department stores to boutiques and pop-up shops. Shopping hours are usually: Monday to Thursday 9am to 5.30pm Friday 9am to 9pm Saturday 9am to 5pm Sunday 10am to 4pm The national institutions offer a wide selection of gift purchases, locally and Australian made, perfect for delegate and speaker gifts. Capital Region Farmers Market and Handmade Market sell a wide range of produce and artisanal fare from local makers, farmers, and growers. Supermarkets and large retailers are often open longer hours. Stores may also be open longer in the lead up to special occasions such as Christmas.

MEETING IN CANBERRA

TIME ZONE

CANBERRA AND REGION VISITORS CENTRE Located at Regatta Point on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, the Canberra and Region Visitors Centre offers assistance with a range of questions and the friendly staff can help you find entertainment, accommodation or restaurant options. If you have time for shopping, don’t miss the unique Canberra region food, wine and gifts stocked at the centre. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm, and weekends and public holidays 9am to 4pm. NATIONAL CAPITAL EXHIBITION Co-located with the Canberra Region Visitors Centre, the National Capital Exhibition tells the Story of Canberra as the capital city of Australia. The exhibition shares the town planning vision of Walter and Marion Griffin, who created a city unique in design, combining seamlessly the city’s infrastructure with the surrounding natural landscapes. Open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm and weekends 10am to 4pm, closed Christmas day and Boxing Day.

PARLIAMENTARY SITTING DATES 2022

Planning an event beyond 2022? Parliamentary sitting date patterns are often similar from year to year, and help you determine the best period to bring your conference to Canberra, allowing for a wider selection of accommodation and meeting venues across the capital. MONTH

MONDAY

17 January

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

26 Australia Day

FRIDAY

SAT/SUN

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS *

22/23

ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA

29/30

ACT, NSW, NT, SA, TAS, VIC, WA TAS, NSW (W)

5/6

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12/13

14 H/AE

15 H/AE

16 H/AE

17 H/AE

18 AE

19/20 26/27

February

AUTUMN

5/6

7 WA

12/13

14 ACT, SA, TAS, VIC

19/20

26/27

29 Budget

31 H/BE

1 BE

2/3

4 BE

5 BE

6 BE

7 BE

8 BE

9/10

QLD

15 Good Friday

16/17

ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, VIC, WA

18 Easter Monday

23/24

ACT, NSW, SA, TAS, VIC, WA

25 ANZAC Day

30/1

SA, TAS

2 NT, QLD

7/8

14/15

March 30



April

May

WINTER June

21/22

28/29

30 ACT

4/5

6 WA

11/12

13 ACT, NSW, NT, SA, TAS, VIC

18/19

21 

25/26

2/3

NT, QLD, VIC

9/10

ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, VIC, WA

16/17

ACT, NSW, NT, TAS, SA, WA

23/24

TAS, SA

30/31

July

August

September

1 NT

6/7

13/14

20/21

27/28

3/4

7

10/11

17/18

24/25

QLD, VIC

1/2

ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, VIC, WA

26 WA SPRING

October

3 ACT, NSW, QLD, SA

8/9

ACT, NSW, NT, SA, TAS, WA

15/16

SA, TAS



22/23

24 H/SBE

25 H/SBE

26 H/SBE

27 H/SBE

28 SBE

29/30

1 VIC

5/6

12/13

19/20

26/27

29 

3/4

10/11

November

December

Parliamentary sitting dates subject to change AE = Additional Estimates

Both houses

BE = Budget Estimates

H = House of Representatives only

SBE = Supplementary Budget Estimates

P/H = Public Holidays

= Date of Senate 2/3 cut-off

*Check State/Territory education authorities for exact dates of school holidays (some schools may return mid-week).

MEETING IN CANBERRA

PARLIAMENTARY SITTING DATES 2022

View from Australian Parliament House Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

A COLLABORATIVE INDUSTRY SUPPORTING RECOVERY in Canberra

The world-famous Skywhale, designed by Patricia Piccinini, first graced the skies at the annual Canberra Balloon Spectacular in 2013 and was joined in 2021 by Skywhalepapa. Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

CANBERRA PRECINCTS

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NewActon is an eclectic cultural hub, combining restaurants, bars, luxury hotels, art, science, and quirky boutiques all within a compact precinct. Mere steps away is the heart of Canberra City, where exciting dining, shopping meccas and the Canberra Theatre Centre await.

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Want a foodie and shopping destination with a trendy, hipster vibe? Head to Braddon. Hugging the edge of the CBD, the Lonsdale Street precinct boasts everything your delegates could want, from coffees to cocktails, boutiques to beer gardens, fine dining to one-ofa-kind finds.

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Art, history, and politics intersect within Canberra’s National Triangle, where you’ll find the nation’s most iconic museums and galleries. Wander through galleries, enjoy Lake Burley Griffin, or witness the impressive architecture of Australian Parliament House. Ample hotels nearby ensure you are never far from the action.

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Just south of the lake, these popular precincts combine historic 1920s architecture, with modern and urban lakeside vibes, and countless eateries and watering holes to rival their northern counterparts. Choose to languish over a lakeside meal, or hunt for artisan or boutique buys—it’s your choice!

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National Portrait Gallery, National Triangle Credit: Tourism Australia

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Picnic on a Go Boat, Kingston Foreshore Credit: Lean Timms

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Blissiimo Emporio Fragranze & Tea Salon, Braddon Credit: Blissiimo, Pew Pew Studios

The Cupping Room, Canberra City Credit: Tourism Australia

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Modern developments have changed the vibe—and the skyline—of Belconnen, just 10 minutes north-west of the CBD. The busy town centre is the place to go to shop, enjoy a meal, or wander through an exhibition at Belconnen Arts Centre. For more action, catch live sport at GIO Stadium, or test your sporting prowess at the home of the country’s top athletes, the Australian Institute of Sport.

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To the south, Woden has evolved into an exciting area that demands attention. Shop highstreet brands, or take your tastebuds on an international journey when you dine along the revitalised Bradley Street dining precinct. Getting there will only become easier, with the Canberra Light Rail arriving in 2026.

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Space Kitchen Cafe, Woden Credit: VisitCanberra

Brumbies game at GIO Stadium Canberra, Belconnen Credit: VisitCanberra

EAT AND DRINK

EAT AND DRINK From hidden laneway bars, to nationally recognised restaurants and sprawling vineyards just a short drive from the city, Canberra is a foodie’s dream, with something to wow your delegates at every turn.

Redbrick Roastery Credit: Redbrick Roastery

GET CAFFEINATED

GROWN AND BREWED LOCALLY

Canberrans take their coffee very seriously, so you are guaranteed a good start to the day at one of the local roasters or cafes. Ona Coffee put Canberra on the coffee map. Find their coffee on menus around town, or head to Ona Coffee House. Lonsdale Street Roasters was one of Braddon’s original roasters, while Coffee Lab, Barrio Collective Co, and Redbrick Roastery are forever striving to perfect their craft.

Hugging the edge of town is the Canberra District Wine Region, home to 140 vineyards, more than 30 cellar doors, and some of the most exciting drops in the country. Taste the local cool climate wines and soak up the vineyard views at Shaw Wines or Contentious Character. If beer is more your thing, refresh your palate with a brew straight from the source at BentSpoke Brewing Co or Capital Brewing Co.

FINE DINING DELIGHTS

CREATIVE COCKTAILS

Canberra boasts more hatted restaurants per capita than any other Australian city, and the city is bursting with culinary delights. Be wowed with lakeside dining at The Boat House, languish over produce-driven cuisine at Sage Dining Rooms, or you can find the ultimate paddock-to-plate experience at the stunning Pialligo Estate. You’ll always impress your delegates with the set menu and a local wine at Aubergine.

Why not keep your evening going with a nightcap? Enjoy colourful cocktails by the light-up dancefloor with a side of karaoke at 88mph, find sophisticated sips at at Joe’s Bar at East Hotel or see if you can find city speakeasy Molly, with only coordinates to guide you. And keep an eye out on menus for some locally distilled spirits, like Underground Spirits and The Canberra Distillery.

The Boat House - Armada Bar Credit: The Boat House

Capital Brewing Co, Fyshwick Credit: Damian Breach for VisitCanberra

Underground Spirits Canberra Credit: Underground Spirits Canberra

EVENTS CALENDAR

EVENTS CALENDAR 2022 4 – 20 MARCH

UNTIL 17 JULY

Enlighten Festival

Australians and Hollywood: A Tale of Craft, Talent and Ambition

Various locations

National Film and Sound Archive

12 – 20 MARCH

UNTIL 17 JULY

Canberra Balloon Spectacular

Shakespeare to Winehouse: Icons from the National Portrait Gallery, London

Patrick White Lawns

National Portrait Gallery

14 – 18 APRIL

26 MARCH – 31 JULY

National Folk Festival

4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: Ceremony

Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC)

National Gallery of Australia

29 APRIL – 8 MAY

JUNE – JULY

Canberra International Music Festival

Wintervention

Various locations

Civic Square

UNTIL 1 MAY

JUNE – AUGUST

Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes

The Truffle Festival

National Museum of Australia

Various venues

UNTIL 15 MAY

AUGUST

Jeffrey Smart

Canberra Writers Festival

National Gallery of Australia

Various locations

UNTIL 28 MAY

UNTIL 4 SEPTEMBER

Brumbies Rugby

Canberra Raiders

Seven home games at GIO Stadium

11 home games at GIO Stadium

30 MAY Reconciliation Day

17 SEPTEMBER – 16 OCTOBER

31 DECEMBER

Floriade

New Year’s Eve celebrations

Commonwealth Park

Various locations

2 – 20 NOVEMBER Design Canberra

JANUARY 2023

Various locations

Summernats

Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) 11 NOVEMBER Remembrance Day

Australian War Memorial

EXPERIENCE CANBERRA

Various locations

Canberra Balloon Spectacular

INDIGENOUS CULTURE

Smoking ceremony Credit: Ben Appleton | Photox - Canberra Photography Services

INDIGENOUS CULTURE

INDIGENOUS CULTURE Canberra is Ngunnawal country and has been home to the Ngunnawal people for over 20,000 years. Our city’s name, ‘Canberra’, is thought to be derived from the Ngunnawal word for ‘meeting place,’ and the capital offers a range of indigenous experiences for your delegates to learn, share and participate in.

WELCOME TO COUNTRY A Welcome to Country allows an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander custodian to welcome visitors to their land through speech, song, dance or ceremony. Recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, the nation’s First Peoples and custodians of the land, with welcome and acknowledgement protocols in your event. EXHIBITIONS AND TOURS Aboriginal Tent Embassy: Founded on Australia Day 1972, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy was set up by four Indigenous Australians – Michael Anderson, Billy Craigie, Tony Coorey and Bertie Williams – protesting the McMahon government’s approach to Indigenous land rights. Today, the embassy is permanently established on the lawns outside Old Parliament House and has come to represent Indigenous Australians’ quest for sovereignty and right to self-determination. Australian Parliament House: The ‘Yeribee’: Indigenous experiences of Parliament House tour shares the stories of our Indigenous parliamentarians and staff, explores the site history of Parliament House, and showcases significant artworks from the Parliament House Art Collection by celebrated Indigenous artists. Dhawura Aboriginal Cultural Tours: Travel back in time to become part of ‘The Dreaming’ and gain a deep understanding of Aboriginal culture with an experienced Aboriginal guide.

National Triangle: Take a self-guided tour through the artwork at Reconciliation Place. Located in the heart of the National Triangle, these artworks symbolically and physically place reconciliation at the heart of the nation. National Gallery of Australia: Immerse yourself in the most comprehensive Indigenous Australian Art Collection in the world or take an Indigenous Cultural Tour with a local Aboriginal tour guide. The 4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: Ceremony, running from 26 Mar – 31 Jul 2022, offers a program of events featuring 35 Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander artists. National Museum of Australia: First Australians and Talking Blak to History are permanent exhibition galleries that explore the shared stories and experiences of Australia’s first peoples. The museum’s First Australians Tour presents the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their history, culture and connection to country in the building’s largest exhibition gallery. Opening in 2022, Great Southern Land is an exhibition of artefacts and unique Australian tales that will also tell the stories of the earliest Indigenous inhabitants and everyone who followed.

EXPERIENCE CANBERRA

Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD): Join a special tour, which considers aspects of the experiences of Indigenous Australians within our democracy at MoAD. Hear stories of how Indigenous Australians and their supporters have taken different pathways to bring about change, many of which led them here – the seat of Federal Parliament between 1927 and 1988. Bespoke tours can be arranged for a range of tour sizes with advance booking.

National Arboretum Canberra: The Mununja Garden, shaped in a butterfly form, located in the Gallery of Gardens at the Arboretum tells a Dreamtime story from the Ngunnawal people that has been passed through generations for thousands of years. Ngala Tours, a new offering from the Arboretum, provides Indigenous tours and experiences including Discovery bus tours and immersive cultural experiences such as Walk on Country and Discover Art and Country tours.

National Gallery of Australia Credit: Tourism Australia

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES

National Triangle Credit: Martin Ollman

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES Canberra’s museums, galleries and institutions showcase diverse aspects of our story through architecture, exhibitions, and collections. AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT HOUSE Capital Hill, Canberra Architecturally acclaimed throughout the world, Australian Parliament House tells Australia’s story through its interiors, architecture, and commissioned works of art. Wander through beautifully landscaped gardens, enjoy the contemporary art collection or take part in a guided tour. Watch Parliament live during sitting weeks and visit public galleries during Question Time. Free admission

Credit: Ashley St George

AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL Treloar Crescent, Campbell Visitors, groups and events continue to be welcomed at the Australian War Memorial while works are underway to modernise and expand its galleries. Learn about Australia’s wartime and peacekeeping involvement. See significant military objects and explore the many permanent exhibitions such as the First and Second World War Galleries, Aircraft Hall, the Hall of Valour and more. Visit the Hall of Memory and place a poppy on the Roll of Honour. Stay for the Last Post closing ceremony every evening and learn the story behind one of the names on the Roll of Honour. Free admission (bookings required) Credit: VisitCanberra

MOAD – MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRACY

EXPERIENCE CANBERRA

Old Parliament House, Canberra Be surprised at what’s inside. Through authentically restored heritage areas, contemporary exhibitions, political cartoons and interactive family activities, MoAD tells the story of Australia’s journey to becoming a democratic nation and how we can all shape its future. Step back in time in the restored Prime Minister’s Suite or sit in the House of Representatives Chamber. Learn about the connection between free press and democracy in the Truth, Power and a Free Press exhibition or wander the halls enjoying the humorous side of politics through political cartoons. Free admission

Credit: Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES

NATIONAL ARBORETUM CANBERRA Forest Drive, Weston Creek For an experience hard to find anywhere else, take in the stunning panoramic views of the city and region from the Arboretum. Enjoy 94 forests of rare, endangered, and symbolic trees from Australia and the world. Walk, drive or cycle around the 250-hectare site. Take a free guided or self-guided tour, visit the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection, take part in an immersive Indigenous tour or experience with Ngala Tours, and enjoy lunch from the Village Centre with views stretching over Canberra. Free admission

Credit: VisitCanberra

NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF AUSTRALIA King George Terrace, Parkes Permanently housed in the beautiful heritage building that was Canberra’s original General Post Office, the National Archives provide access to exhibitions and programs exploring the Australian story. With over 40 million records in the collection, it is the storehouse of key events and decisions that have shaped Australian history. Australia’s Constitution and other founding documents are on display, including the recently released Kerr Palace Letters. Free admission

Credit: National Archives of Australia

NATIONAL FILM AND SOUND ARCHIVE OF AUSTRALIA McCoy Circuit, Acton Explore one of Canberra’s most beautiful art deco buildings, dating to 1930, and now housing the National Film and Sound Archive. Catch a glimpse of the past with Australian film and radio. Watch a film at Arc Cinema, enjoy vintage music, radio and television at The Front Room, take in a curated exhibition like 2022’s Australians & Hollywood or attend free presentations and performances in the award-winning Theatrette. Free admission

Credit: VisitCanberra

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES

NATIONAL GALLERY OF AUSTRALIA Parkes Place, Parkes Visit the home of Australia’s National Art collection, with more than 165,000 works that include the nation’s largest collection of Indigenous Australian art. Art lovers will enjoy meandering through the galleries and admiring the collection, which includes the famous ‘Blue Poles’ by Jackson Pollock and the Ned Kelly series by Sidney Nolan. Visit the 2022 exhibitions:

Credit: National Gallery of Australia

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Know My Name: Australian Women Artists 1900 to Now Part 2

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4th National Indigenous Art Triennial: Ceremony

Free general admission

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA Parkes Place, Parkes Visit the Treasures Gallery and see beautiful and rare gems from the Library’s extensive collection. Enjoy the calendar of new exhibitions exploring an aspect of the Australian story, or join one of the engaging programs of events or free behind-the-scenes guided tours. Free admission

Credit: National Library of Australia

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIA The National Museum of Australia explores the country’s rich history and culture, and the land and people who have shaped our stories. See the nation’s most popular and significant objects, including Indigenous artefacts dating back 65,000 years, items from the 19th-century property ‘Springfield’, Phar Lap’s heart, and the Holden Prototype No.1. Visit the new Great Southern Land gallery and explore Australia’s fundamental deep connections to the land. Discover Ancient Greece with the recently launched major exhibition Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Warriors and Heroes, hailing from the British Museum and running until May 2022. Credit: Hcreations Photography

EXPERIENCE CANBERRA

Lawson Crescent, Acton Peninsula

Free general admission

CULTURE AND EXPERIENCES

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY King Edward Terrace, Parkes A true national treasure, come and meet familiar contemporary faces and a few from the past. Bushrangers and judges, prime ministers and pop icons, they can all be found looking back at you from the gallery walls. The Gallery hosts exciting exhibitions and events, such as 2022’s Shakespeare to Winehouse: Icons from the National Portrait Gallery, London, as well as offering a suite of interactive virtual programs. Free admission

Credit: VisitCanberra

QUESTACON – THE NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTRE King Edward Terrace, Parkes Travel from the centre of an earthquake all the way to outer space. Questacon offers interactive and hands-on science with themed galleries and loads of fun and educational exhibits. Uncover the mysteries of science, watch live demonstrations, and explore how science shapes our world with Questacon’s engaging science communicators. Admission charge

Credit: Questacon

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN MINT Denison Street, Deakin Watch money being made right before your eyes. From the viewing deck, watch coins being made on the factory floor. As part of a free tour, learn about the production process and make yourself a coin. Discover Australia’s National Coin Collection, with many rare and valuable coins on display. Free admission

Credit: VisitCanberra

CANBERRA THROUGH THE SEASONS

CANBERRA THROUGH THE SEASONS Canberra enjoys four distinct seasons, from the endless blue skies and warm days of summer, through to the fresh mornings in winter, and the beautifully temperate autumn and spring. No matter when you visit for your event, there are ample activities and experiences to enjoy. SUMMER

WINTER

With balmy weather that extends well into the evening, conferencing during Canberra summer means your delegates can go straight from the conference venue to outdoor dining in one of the city’s many summer-friendly restaurants and bars.

The quintessential winter experience in Canberra includes a glass of local wine in front of the fire and indulging in truffles. You can even take your delegates on a truffle hunt just 10 minutes from the city centre, to see first-hand how the exclusive and mouth-watering morsels are found.

Cricket fans can treat themselves to a live match at Manuka Oval, including international clashes, while lovers of all things horsepower can attend the annual Summernats event. And don’t miss the summer blockbuster exhibitions at Canberra’s museums, art galleries and national institutions. AUTUMN Autumn in Canberra is a kaleidoscope of colours as the exotic trees transform and paint the town vibrant tones. Lap up the views by hiring a GoBoat on Lake Burley Griffin, for one of the best ways to visually capture the change in season, or get the heart pumping with a hike to the top of Mt Ainslie or Black Mountain, to enjoy the colourful expanse from above.

Back in the city, warm up in the hot shop at the Canberra Glassworks and be inspired as you watch the glass creations of local glass artists come to life. SPRING As the days get longer and the temperatures get warmer, spring in Canberra brings with it a sense of renewal and energy. The season in Canberra is most synonymous with Floriade, Australia’s month-long celebration of spring. See impressive displays of flowers bloom across the city, and take part in the rich program of workshops, entertainment, and events. As the weather warms up, it’s a great time of year to make your event program an active one. Head for a hike in one of the picturesque national parks, with ample options just a short drive from the city centre.

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It’s also a season packed with events. Get out of bed early to witness the mesmerising Canberra Balloon Spectacular, and stay up late to see the city’s signature festival of illuminations, Enlighten. Or watch the short films of Lights! Canberra! Action!, taste your way through the Night Noodle Markets, and take part in the celebrations of Canberra Day.

Canberra is also an easy 2.5 hours to the snowfields, making it a great option for a day trip, or to extend your stay once the conference is over.

Floriade Credit: VisitCanberra

Bowen Island and Murrays Beach, Jervis Bay Credit: Destination NSW

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CANBERRA REGION

CANBERRA REGION Long Rail Gully Wines, Murrumbateman Credit: Destination NSW

From the award-winning wines and rolling vines of the Canberra District Wine Region, to the unspoilt coastline and fresh seafood at the South Coast, and plenty of country charm, impress your delegates with time to explore the wider Canberra Region. COOL CLIMATE WINE REGION Within an easy 35-minute drive of the city is the Canberra District Wine Region, home to 140 vineyards and more than 30 boutique cellar doors. While distinct wines have been made in the region for more than 160 years, the past decade in particular has seen the wines receive national and international recognition and acclaim. Discover the local cool climate wines at Clonakilla Wines, created by world-renowned winemaker Tim Kirk, or enjoy elegant wines with tongue-in-cheek names at Contentious Character. Their restaurant also caters for groups, with hearty meals in front of the roaring fireplace. For a memorable experience, Shaw Wines in Murrumbateman has a private cellar dining room, where your VIP delegates can enjoy a unique dining and tasting experience. SOUTHERN TABLELANDS From the city to the countryside, Canberra is surrounded by small towns bursting with rural charm, history, art, and local delicacies. In Yass, Bungendore and Braidwood, shop for locally crafted goods as well as hand-selected and imported wares from around the world. Step back in time and marvel at the 400-million-year-old rock formations in the caverns of Wombeyan Caves. Settle in for exceptional food and warm, country hospitality at the charming Grazing at Gundaroo. 52

And Murrumbateman is the place to indulge, with countless wineries like Poachers Vineyard, and the handmade delights at Sweet Pea and Poppy.

Cascades Trail at Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve. Credit: We Are Explorers for VisitCanberra

NATIONAL PARKS AND NATURE RESERVES With 70% of the ACT made up of open spaces, parklands, and nature reserves, it’s no wonder it earned the title of the bush capital. Just a short drive from town, your group can experience Canberra’s remote alpine bush at its finest, such as the fishing spots, animal encounters, walking and biking trails, and beautiful vistas of Namadgi National Park and Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve. There, you can also learn about the rich Aboriginal history of the Ngunnawal people through a visit to archaeological sites dating back over 21,000 years. Tidbinbilla is also home to the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex, which forms part of NASA’s Deep Space Network. Your delegates can discover the role the giant dish plays in supporting interplanetary spacecraft missions, and monitoring signs of life in the solar system.

CANBERRA REGION

Lake George Winery Credit: VisitCanberra

Blue Cow, Perisher Credit: Destination NSW

ALPINE ADVENTURES

SOUTH COAST

Breathe in the crisp mountain air and take in the pristine countryside of Australia’s Alpine region, just 2.5 hours’ from Canberra.

Canberra may not have its own coastline, but just a scenic two-hour drive away is the picturesque South Coast. Running from Jervis Bay, an annexe of the ACT, down to the Sapphire Coast, the region boasts unspoilt coastline, making it the perfect antidote to a busy conference program.

The area is most famous for the winter months, and snow enthusiasts will love a trip to the slopes of Perisher, Thredbo, Guthega, Charlotte Pass and the family-friendly Selwyn Snowfields. But the area caters to visitors year-round, from alpine horseback treks to mountain biking, fresh river trout, white water rafting, or hiking Australia’s highest peak, Mount Kosciuszko. Capturing the year-round beauty of the area is Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa, where event planners can find meeting spaces and boutique accommodation.

Here, your delegates can snorkel with the seals, discover historic villages, learn to surf, explore beautiful national parks, or just watch the waves roll in from the stunning beaches. The area is also renowned for its oysters, which you can enjoy at the many eateries, or even join a tour of the oyster farms and taste them fresh from the river. Event planners will delight in Willinga Park at Bawley Point, an architecturally designed conference venue offering sophisticated spaces with vast bushland views. 53

Pialligo Fields at Pialligo Estate Credit: Ben Calvert

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PHONE

# ACCOM ROOMS

# MEETING ROOMS

BANQUET (MAX)

COCKTAIL (MAX)

THEATRE STYLE (MAX)

CLASSROOM (MAX)

U-SHAPE (MAX)

CABARET (MAX)

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A by Adina

02 5134 6444

130

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Accommodation Only

Abode Belconnen

1300 122 633

152

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Venues with Accommodation

Abode Gungahlin

1300 122 633

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Accommodation Only

Abode Kingston

1301 122 633

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Accommodation Only

NAME

Abode Malua Bay

1300 122 633

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Accommodation Only

Abode Murrumbateman

1300 122 633

Venues with Accommodation

Abode Narrabundah

1301 122 633

–

Accommodation Only

Abode Tuggeranong

1302 122 633

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Accommodation Only

Abode Woden

1300 122 633

152

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250

Venues with Accommodation

Akiba

02 6162 0602

–

250

–

Venues

Albert Hall

02 6205 4900

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240

550

180

240

Venues

Alivio Tourist Park

02 6247 5466

145

150

300

100

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Venues with Accommodation

Australian Institute of Sport

02 6214 1036

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140

400

314

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Venues

Australian Parliament House

02 6277 8000

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600

1000

800

120

360

Venues

Australian War Memorial

02 61130635

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110-200

350

190

–

Venues

Belconnen Arts Centre

02 6173 3300

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200

400

200

Venues

Brassey Hotel

02 6273 3766

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Accommodation Only

Burbury Hotel & Apartments

02 6173 2700

146

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Accommodation Only

02 6275 2222

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145

Venues

02 6207 3132

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240

260

250

–

160

Venues

Canberra Airport - Brindabella Business Park Canberra Institute of Technology Function Centre

02 6248 5311

123

400

570

220

100

320

Venues with Accommodation

02 6283 7200

–

700

1000

250

–

560

Venues

02 6273 1784

–

150

200

–

100

Venues

Canberra Theatre Centre

02 6243 5766

–

300

1239

Venues

Contentious Character

02 6238 3830

–

100

150

100

Canberra Rex Hotel Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden Canberra Southern Cross Yacht Club

Crowne Plaza Canberra

02 6274 5500

296

100

150

East Hotel

02 6295 6295

140

160

100

Exhibition Park in Canberra

02 6205 5230

–

1900

3310

3000

1655

–

1140

Fitters Workshop

02 6205 5230 (option 3)

–

200

Venues

Forrest Hotel and Apartments

02 6203 4300

117

Venues with Accommodation

GIO Stadium Canberra

02 6256 6700

–

360

600

150

140

Venues

Gold Creek Station

0427 767 799

–

250

300

–

Venues

Googong Community Centre

02 6285 6583

–

Venues Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

Hotel Kurrajong Canberra

02 6234 4444

147

180

300

150

140

Hotel Realm

02 6163 1800

163

500

800

400

Hyatt Hotel Canberra

02 6270 1234

252

340

600

500

260

Ibis Styles Canberra

02 6295 2944

207

170

240

250

100

Ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk

02 6241 6033

151

220

360

400

270

150

02 6287 8444

–

Accommodation Only

02 6285 6583

–

Venues

Kambri at ANU

02 6230 4518

–

300

600

500

–

230

Venues

King O’Malley’s Irish Pub

02 6257 0111

–

100

150

–

Venues

Jamala Wildlife Lodge at the National Zoo & Aquarium Jerrabomberra Community Centre

Venues Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

Kingpin Canberra

02 6188 7601

–

600

–

Venues

Knightsbridge Canberra

02 6185 0000

–

Accommodation Only

Lake Crackenback Resort and Spa

1300 306 580

250

200

100

Venues with Accommodation

CAPACITY TABLE

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# ACCOM ROOMS

# MEETING ROOMS

BANQUET (MAX)

COCKTAIL (MAX)

THEATRE STYLE (MAX)

CLASSROOM (MAX)

U-SHAPE (MAX)

CABARET (MAX)

TYPE

Lincoln Downs Resort Batemans Bay BW Signature Collection by Best Western

02 4478 9200

150

100

Venues with Accommodation

Little National Hotel

02 6188 3200

120

–

Accommodation Only

Mantra MacArthur

02 6112 9200

176

120

100

–

Mantra on Northbourne

02 6243 2500

177

100

130

150

Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

Manuka Oval by Gema Group

02 6251 5484

240

300

176

Mercure Canberra

02 6243 0000

129

120

180

175

Mercure Canberra Belconnen

02 6251 5522

125

250

350

150

Midnight Hotel

02 6220 0213

199

100

200

Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

02 6261 7200

–

400

500

350

150

240

Venues

National Arboretum Canberra

02 6273 4366

–

500

900

500

400

Venues

National Archives of Australia

02 6212 3600

–

120

100

–

Venues

02 6276 5200

–

1500

2000

2448

1000

1200

Venues

02 6248 2000

–

250

248

–

Venues

National Gallery of Australia

02 6240 6711

–

350

900

500

200

120

280

Venues

National Museum of Australia

02 6208 5006

–

500

1000

500

160

Venues

02 6102 7010

–

250

500

300

120

National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) National Film and Sound Archive of Australia

National Portrait Gallery

Venues Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

Venues Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

Novotel Canberra

02 6245 5000

286

160

200

120

NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort

02 4478 6666

120

150

100

Ovolo Nishi

02 6287 6287

115

120

200

Pavilion on Northbourne

02 6247 6888

156

190

250

120

130

Peppers Gallery Hotel

02 6175 2222

–

Pialligo Estate

02 6247 6060

–

250

400

300

100

120-150

Venues

Pinnacle Apartments

02 6239 9799

–

Accommodation Only

QT Canberra

02 6247 6244

205

600

1000

400

550

Quest Canberra City Walk

02 6130 1200

–

Ramada Diplomat Hotel

02 6295 2277

Royal Australian Mint

02 6202 6999

–

Royal Hotel Queanbeyan

02 6297 1444

–

120

200

100

Venues

136

Venues with Accommodation

Rydges Canberra

02 6295 3144

186

180

200

100

Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation Venues

Sage Dining Rooms

02 6249 6050

–

150

–

Venues

Shaw Wines

02 6227 5827

–

Venues

The Boat House

02 6273 5500

–

160

300

200

–

105

Venues

The Marion

02 7252 7711

–

180

250

–

Venues

The Sebel Canberra Civic

02 6267 5675

144

–

Accommodation Only

The Shine Dome (Australian Academy of Science)

02 6201 9400

–

100

200

250

Venues

Transport Depot

02 6205 5230 (option 3)

–

1200

600

Venues

Two24 Conferencing by Work Club

02 6136 4400

–

112

250

140

Venues

0458 706 878

150

300

270

150

Venues with Accommodation

02 6125 5270

–

100

UC Events and Conferencing (Ann Harding Conference Centre ) UH@Commons (while University House is refurbished) Vibe Hotel Canberra Airport

02 6201 1500

191

120

250

180

Willinga Park

02 4405 5660

200

300

–

Wilma and the Pearl

CAPACITY TABLE AND MAPS

NAME

Venues Venues with Accommodation Venues with Accommodation

02 6171 2092

–

400

–

Venues

Yarralumla Woolshed

02 6205 5230 (option 3)

–

200

Venues

Yarramundi Cultural Centre

02 6213 0700

–

100

Venues

Venue capacities are subject to change based on COVID-19 health advice

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Abode Belconnen Abode Gungahlin Abode Murrumbateman Abode Narrabundah Abode Tuggeranong Abode Woden Australian Institute of Sport Belconnen Arts Centre Canberra Airport Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden Contentious Character Exhibition Park In Canberra

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79

GIO Stadium Gold Creek Station Googong Community Centre Ibis Styles Canberra Ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk Jamala Wildlife Lodge at the National Zoo & Aquarium Jerrabomberra Community Centre Lake Crackenback Resort and Spa Lincoln Downs Resort Batemans Bay BW Signature Collection by Best Western Mercure Canberra Belconnen National Arboretum Canberra

80 NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort 81 Pialligo Estate 82 Royal Australian Mint 83 Royal Hotel Queanbeyan 84 Shaw Wines 85 UC Events and Conferencing 86 Vibe Hotel Canberra Airport 87 Willinga Park 88 Yarralumla Woolshed 89 Yarramundi Cultural Centre = Accommodation/Venue = Venue only

National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) Credit: Mode Imagery

NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE CANBERRA (NCCC) address 31 Constitution Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601 phone 02 6276 5200 email nccc.sales@ihg.com web nccc.com.au linkedin National Convention Centre Canberra facebook @CanberraNCC instagram @nationalconventioncentre

Managed by InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), the National Convention Centre Canberra and Crowne Plaza Canberra provide Canberra’s premier conference and meetings solution. The National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) and Crowne Plaza Canberra deliver unrivalled conference facilities in size and scope, with meeting services and host hotel accommodation located only 150m apart. NCCC is equipped to cater to events of all sizes, including meetings, breakouts, conferences, exhibitions, and concerts for up to 2,448 delegates. Crowne Plaza Canberra, as headquarter hotel, provides 296 quiet and spacious guest rooms and is perfect for hosting smaller executive meetings or intimate social gatherings. VERSATILITY AND EXCLUSIVE USE

With a collection of more than 15 spaces over two floors, individual rooms, entire floors, or the whole Centre can be reserved exclusively for your event. LOCATION

NCCC is located in Canberra City, a short 7km drive from the airport. It is within walking distance to Canberra’s most central shopping precinct and a wide range of restaurants and bars. Easily accessible to Canberra’s national treasures, including Australian Parliament House, The National Gallery, National Museum of Australia, National Portrait Gallery, National Library of Australia, Old Parliament House, and the Australian War Memorial. In an increasingly connected world, on-demand digital connectivity is vital. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available for all delegates for email and website browsing, and our streaming services provide the best connectivity in Canberra. State-of-the-art hybrid and virtual conferencing services are available at your fingertips in partnership with Encore Event Technologies. FACILITIES

ROYAL THEATRE The Royal Theatre is the perfect venue for larger meetings, conferences and concerts. With a total seating capacity of 2,448, and a ceiling height of 9.1m, numerous flexible configurations are possible, including cabaret seating and access for vehicles, exhibition booths and displays. Features include tiered seating with an optional flat-floor area in front of the stage, multiple backstage rooms, and an audio-visual control room. THEATRETTES NCCC offers four theatrettes varying in size, accommodating up to 287 people. The newly refurbished spaces feature excellent lines of sight, in-built data projectors, screens and PA systems. BALLROOM The Ballroom is one of Canberra’s largest function rooms. With natural light, a 4.5m ceiling height and 658m² of pillar-less space, the Ballroom is perfect for seminars, banquets and cocktail receptions.

NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE CANBERRA

DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY

EXHIBITION HALL The Exhibition Hall is a spacious and versatile setting for large-scale exhibitions, gala dinners, and award ceremonies and is the most adaptable space for special events in Canberra. With a ceiling height of 9m, the 2000m² pillar-less Exhibition Hall can accommodate up to 120 exhibitor booths. Full-length windows provide an abundance of natural light. GALLERY ROOMS The Gallery Rooms present the ideal space for smaller events. All five rooms provide natural light and are most suited for meetings, workshops and breakouts. Each room can be used on its own or combined with another to create a larger space.

Please note: all function room and foyer capacities are subject to ACT Public Health Directions in place at the time of your event.

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120

2000

1500

1400

1200

1000

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9.1

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2448

—

4.6 –9.1

—

1698

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9.0

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Theatr e

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Dance

Booth s (3x3 m

2000

Area (m )

Ceiling

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NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE CANBERRA (NCCC)

Exhibition Hall Exhibition Hall (Total) Royal Theatre

Royal Theatre (Total) Royal Theatre (Tiered) Royal Theatre (Flat floor)

749

9.1

—

780

1000

— 540

—

470

432

—

400

—

Theatrettes Bradman Menzies

360 180

3.2–4.4 3.2–4.4

— —

287

—

172

—

— —

—

Nicholls

180

3.2–4.4

—

158

—

Sutherland

170

3.2–4.4

—

141

—

Ballroom (Closed)

658

4.5

500

440

360

370

—

108

Ballroom (Open)

762

4.5

—

650

580

520

—

3.3

—

Flat Floor Function Rooms

Gallery Rooms (Individual) Torrens Room (T)

Swan Room (S)

155

3.3

140

Murray (M)

170

3.3

170

120

100

Fitzroy (F)

170

3.3

170

120

100

3.3

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Derwent Room (D)

Gallery Rooms (Combined)

TS Rooms

MF Rooms

340

245

3.3

368

200

368

200

240

150

210

130

192

120

156

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104

FD Rooms

265

3.3

256

180

150

144

120

—

MFD Rooms

435

3.3

—

512

330

270

—

Boardroom 1

2.6

—

Boardroom 2

2.6

—

Executive Room

2.7

—

Work Rooms

Green Room

2.6

—

Foyer Areas 1100

3.4

—

800

—

Theatrette Foyer

Main Foyer

400

3.8

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200

—

Ballroom Foyer

300

5.3

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200

—

Gallery Foyer

390

Royal Theatre - Concerts

4.1

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250

—

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Flat Floor Seating

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1698

1680

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3378

Royal Theatre (Tiered + Flat Floor Seating)

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1698

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780

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2000

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2478

1378

2000

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749 —

9.1 4.6 - 9.1

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Please note: Capacity numbers listed are indicative only. Wheelchair accessibility has been included in capacity chart numbers listed.

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NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE CANBERRA (NCCC)

FLOOR PLANS The National Convention Centre Canberra (NCCC) is the perfect events venue, boasting premium COVID Safe facilities and some of the largest spaces in Canberra. For further information regarding socially distanced meetings, events and hybrid options, please contact our Events Team at nccc.sales@ihg.com or nccc.com.au

GREEN ROOM

BALLROOM

KITCHEN

EXECUTIVE ROOM

OFFICE

ROYAL THEATRE

BALLROOM FOYER

GALLERYFOYER LIFT ACCESS DERWENT ROOM

MURRAY ROOM

FITZROY ROOM

STORE

SWAN ROOM

TORRENS ROOM

BOARDROOMS

FIRST FLOOR

CITY WALK ENTRANCE FROM CROWNE PLAZA AND CBD

EXHIBITION HALL TERRACE

EXHIBITION HALL TERRACE NICHOLLS THEATRETTE

SUTHERLAND THEATRETTE

MENZIES THEATRETTE

RECEPTION

EXHIBITOR DOCK

COACH BAYS

EXHIBITION HALL

MAIN FOYER BRADMAN THEATRETTE LOADING DOCK

SERVICE AREA LIFT ACCESS

UNDER COVER CAR PARK

CORANDERRK STREET

CONFERENCE OFFICE

NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE CANBERRA

GALLERY ROOMS

KITCHEN ELECTRONIC BILLBOARD GENERAL LOADING DOCK

MAINENTRANCE

CONSTITUTION AVENUE

GROUND FLOOR MEETING AND EXHIBITION SPACES

WORK ROOMS

FACILITIES

FOYER

IHG Hotels & Resorts A 31 Constitution Ave, Canberra ACT 2601 P PO Box 1013 Civic Square ACT 2608 T +61 2 6276 5200 E ncc.sales@ihg.com

65 W nccc.com.au

CROWNE PLAZA CANBERRA address 1 Binara Street, Canberra ACT 2601 phone 02 6274 5500 email eventscanberra@ihg.com web canberra.crowneplaza.com facebook @CPCanberra instagram @CrownePlazaCanberra

A GREAT LOCATION

Located in a tranquil park setting in the CBD, the hotel’s central location is convenient for business meetings and events. Crowne Plaza Canberra is host accommodation provider for the National Convention Centre Canberra, located a two minute walk from the hotel. Restaurants, cafés and Canberra’s main shopping centre are only steps away, with the city’s major attractions also close by. REST, WORK AND CONNECT

Crowne Plaza Canberra offers 296 quiet and spacious guest rooms, including a number of premium rooms and suites overlooking Glebe Park. The hotel’s informal meeting spaces help your delegates work and connect during your event. Every element of the hotel has been designed to help your guests remain successful during their stay, including the extensive assisted buffet breakfast, the comfortable Atrium Lounge providing a relaxed place to meet, WiFi access throughout the hotel and the workspace in each guest room. A PLACE TO MEET

Crowne Plaza Canberra’s range of meeting rooms offer productive, professional spaces for corporate and social events from a small boardroom meeting to a seminar or cocktail party for up to 150 people. Several rooms enjoy natural lighting and all are equipped with the latest in AV technology. The Glebe Room, with floor to ceiling windows, outdoor terrace and a picturesque outlook over Glebe Park, is a stunning venue for a social event. Whether you’re holding conference sessions, a sit down business banquet or stand up networking event, we can tailor our venues to suit your needs ALL THE FACILITIES YOU NEED

Crowne Plaza Canberra has everything your delegates need, all in the one place: • • • • • • •

Redsalt Restaurant – boasting Canberra’s best assisted buffet to start the day and contemporary lunch and dinner menus. Seats 108 guests. 8 meeting and event spaces – including the Glebe Room overlooking Glebe Park with outdoor terrace, accommodating up to 150 for a cocktail party. Atrium Lounge – a collaborative lobby environment with clever meeting spaces to connect. Hotel Bar – Canberra’s place to meet after your event. Onsite gym – to recharge and reinvigorate before or after the day. Includes a sauna and outdoor pool. 24 hour business centre – to stay on top of office demands. Secure undercover car parking – ample parking for guests driving to Canberra.

Experience everything you need for a successful event with Crowne Plaza Canberra. Find out how you could earn points for each hotel room you reserve or meeting you plan with IHG® Business Rewards.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY

DIMENISONS

CLASSROOM BANQUET BOARDROOM THEATRE U-SHAPE COCKTAIL

AREA (LXW, M)

The Glebe

100

150

–

130

3.9

The Crossing

130

2.8

19 x 9.5

Crossing 1

2.8

9.5 x 8.8

26.7 x 5.7

Crossing 2

2.8

9.5 x 9.5

Aquilla

100

2.6

12.2 x 8.2

Pods 1

–

2.2

8 x 7.9

Pods 2

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2.5

8.15 x 8

Fireline Sunken Foyer Atrium Pod

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10 x 7.3

Redsalt

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HOLLOW FLOOR AREA HEIGHT CABARET SQUARE (M2) (M)

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8 – – – – – – 12 – Seats 108 guests. Long table set ups are available to cater for groups. Table set up can be styled to suit the occasion.

5.5 x 3.6

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION A by Adina Canberra

Ibis Styles Eaglehawk

Abode Hotels

Akiba

Jamala Wildlife Lodge at the National Zoo & Aquarium

Jerrabomberra Community Centre

Kambri at ANU

King O’Malley’s Irish Pub

Kingpin Canberra

Albert Hall Alivio Tourist Park

90 91

Australian Academy of Science (Shine Dome)

Australian Parliament House

Australian War Memorial | Trippas White Group

Belconnen Arts Centre

Brassey Hotel

Burbury Hotel & Apartments

Canberra Airport

Canberra and Region Visitors Centre

Canberra Institute of Technology Function Centre

Canberra Rex Hotel

Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden

Canberra Southern Cross Yacht Club

Canberra Theatre Centre Contentious Character

Knightsbridge Canberra

Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa

Lincoln Downs Resort

Little National Hotel

Mantra MacArthur

Mantra on Northbourne

Manuka Oval by Gema Group

Mercure Canberra

Mercure Canberra Belconnen

Midnight Hotel

Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House 94

National Arboretum Canberra | Ginger Catering

National Archives of Australia

Crowne Plaza Canberra

National Capital Authority

East Hotel

National Convention Centre Canberra

Exhibition Park in Canberra

National Film and Sound Archive

Fitters Workshop

Forrest Hotel and Apartments

National Gallery of Australia | Restaurant Associates 80

GIO Stadium Canberra

Gold Creek Station

Googong Community Centre

National Museum of Australia

National Portrait Gallery

Novotel Canberra

Pavilion on Northbourne

Peppers Gallery Hotel

Pialligo Estate

Pinnacle Apartments

QT Canberra

Quest Canberra City Walk Serviced Apartments

Questacon - The National Science & Technology Centre

Ramada Diplomat Hotel

Royal Australian Mint

Royal Hotel Queanbeyan

Rydges Canberra

Sage Dining Rooms

Shaw Wines

The Boat House

The Marion

The Sebel Canberra Civic

Transport Depot

Two24 Conferencing by Work Club

UC Events and Conferencing

UH@Commons - University House

Vibe Hotel Canberra Airport

Willinga Park

Wilma and The Pearl

Yarralumla Woolshed

Yarramundi Cultural Centre

NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort 95

Hotel Kurrajong Canberra

Hotel Realm

Hyatt Hotel Canberra

Old Parliament House | Restaurant Associates

Ibis Styles Canberra

Ovolo Nishi

AUSTRALIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE (THE SHINE DOME)

address 15 Gordon Street, Acton ACT 2601 phone 02 6201 9400 email shinedome@science.org.au web shinedome.org.au

At the Shine Dome, we’ve got events down to a fine science. Built in 1959 and Heritage-listed in 2005, the Dome’s modernist fittings and furnishings are timeless and elegant. Our flexible event spaces have an airy ambience and retro-futuristic feel. The Shine Dome is situated between arty New Acton with its hotels and cafés, and the Australian National University campus with the new Kambri precinct—making it perfectly placed for your next special event. UNIQUE EVENT SPACES

THE IAN WARK THEATRE The main auditorium, the Ian Wark Theatre, seats 150 on the ground floor with additional seating for up to 100 on the mezzanine level. The seating on the ground floor consists of plush armchairs, designed to be as comfortable as the back seat of a vintage Humber, each with an individual timber desk. The seating and desks are ideal for all theatre-style events and are equipped with power for personal devices. THE JAEGER ROOM The Jaeger Room is a versatile space, bathed in natural light and tranquil reflections from the surrounding moat. The floor-to-ceiling windows offer views towards the Nishi Building and glimpses of Lake Burley Griffin. This room is ideal for break-out spaces, conference catering, cocktail functions, workshops, meetings, lunches, dinners, weddings and more. THE BECKER ROOM The Becker Room is a grand boardroom equipped with modern audio-visual facilities. The Becker Room can be used for boardroom meetings, interview panels, lunches and dinners. THE DOROTHY HILL ROOM The Dorothy Hill Room is a new space that is easily transformed to the setup of your choice. With newly installed audio-visual equipment this can be the perfect breakout space for your conference, with the ability to open out into our foyer. THE FENNER ROOM The Fenner Room is an intimate meeting room that can be set in numerous configurations based on requirements. The Fenner Room features historical artefacts that give the room a warm and inviting ambience. CATERING From freshly baked breakfast to grand banquets, we can do it all. Choose from our many catering options or work with us to develop your own menu for a special or themed occasion. VENUE HIGHLIGHTS

• • • • • • •

Award-winning architecture Heritage-listed building Abundant natural light Free public WiFi Accommodation close by Walking distance to Canberra CBD, ANU campus and New Acton precinct In-house audio-visual equipment with custom packages available

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS CAPACITY

AREA

THEATRE

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

BOARDROOM

CABARET

U-SHAPE

SQUARE

Ian Wark Theatre

250

–

CLASSROM

–

Jaeger Room

160

200

100

Becker Room

–

Dorothy Hill Room

Fenner Room

–

Due to changing COVD-19 restrictions, please contact us for updated capacity limitations in each venue space.

AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT HOUSE

address Parliament Drive, Canberra ACT 2600 phone 02 6277 8000 email aphevents@aph.gov.au web aph.gov.au/Visit_Parliament/Venue_Hire

There is no more iconic and architecturally significant Australian building than Parliament House. The building was designed as a journey through history, from the forecourt which represents the Dreaming and Australia’s ancient beginnings, to the majestic Marble Foyer, which represents the nation’s history of democratic traditions, to the Members’ Hall and its reflective pool which symbolically prevents any single person from standing at the centre of power. Inside its walls lies a collection of unique spaces which play host to a diverse range of events—from business breakfasts to grand gala dinners. From the majestic Great Hall to intimate alcoves, Australian Parliament House is home to 10 versatile and striking spaces suitable for a range of events—whether you’re curating an experience for 20 or 1,000. For us, it’s about sourcing the best seasonal produce from local suppliers and bringing a taste of Australia to your table. Award-winning Executive Chef David Learmonth leads an in-house culinary team that is passionate about utilising local produce and native ingredients to create an unforgettable dining experience. When you host an event in this celebrated building, you open up a world of exclusive experiences. You can go deeper with specialist tours of the building’s architecture and art or its Indigenous history, and enjoy behind-the-scenes access to areas including the kitchens, workshops, and gardens. Admire acclaimed works of art, stroll through superbly manicured gardens and courtyards, marvel over intricate architectural details, and explore curated collections at the Parliament Shop.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

Great Hall & Marble Foyer

Photos: Ashley St George

CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS

THEATRE

BOARDROOM

BANQUET

COCKTAIL PARTY

AREA (M2)

1000

–

600

1000

40m x 28.1m

140

–

110

200

25m x 5m

18.3m x 6.3m

Mural Hall (Area A or B) Dame Dorothy Tangney Alcove or Dame Enid Lyons Alcove Theatre & Foyer

288

–

120 (foyer)

12m x 5m stage area

Private Dining Room 1, 2 or 4 (one only)

8.5m x 4.8m

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

From stylish formal halls to intimate alcoves perfect for business lunches, Australian Parliament House offers a variety of venue solutions. Let us deliver an unforgettable dining experience for you in Australia’s most iconic building.

AUSTRALIAN WAR MEMORIAL | TRIPPAS WHITE GROUP

address Australian War Memorial, 20 Treloar Crescent, Campbell ACT 2612 phone 02 6113 0635 email Joe.Colangelo@trippaswhitegroup.com.au AWMfunctions@trippaswhitegroup.com.au web awm.gov.au | trippaswhitegroup.com.au

The Australian War Memorial is situated beneath picturesque Mt Ainslie, only two minutes from the city and ten minutes from Canberra Airport. The Memorial is a world-class museum, shrine and research centre. It tells the stories of men and women who have served, and continue to serve our nation. Visitors can immerse themselves in Australia’s military history surrounded by exhibitions, artworks and large technology objects, designed to assist Australians to remember, interpret, and understand our experience of war and its enduring impact on our society. The Memorial features a number of galleries and unique function spaces. Each of these stunning spaces has their own distinctive look and feel. Be surrounded by large, rare and historic objects, or watch the sun set behind the iconic silhouette of the Memorial’s dome from Poppy’s Café. Make your next event unforgettable; the Australian War Memorial is a place unlike any other. VENUES

AIRCRAFT HALL Aircraft Hall focuses on the role of aircraft in the Pacific during the second World War and the Korean War. In Aircraft Hall you will notice the openness and ease of use of the space. As an event space, Aircraft Hall can host; Seated: +240 pax, Cocktail: 350 pax. POPPY’S CAFÉ Poppy’s Café is a newly refurbished modern café with a full kitchen, overlooking the Memorial’s beautiful grounds. With specially crafted soft furnishings, Poppy’s is perfect for private evening functions, banquets, or cocktails. THEATRE The Theatre is a fully self-contained tiered presentation venue offering a one-stop conference facility. It features Dolby surround sound, a hearing loop, conferencing equipment, and a trained theatre technician available for your support. CAPTAIN REG SAUNDERS GALLERY AND COURTYARD A light-filled space perfect for intimate settings, cocktail functions, and book launches, the Captain Reg Saunders Gallery and Courtyard can also be used as a breakout space adjoining the Theatre. CATERING Trippas White Group is the proud and exclusive hospitality partner of the Australian War Memorial, providing premium services and event menus exploring Australia’s best and sustainable produce. Guests can immerse themselves in unique spaces, indulging in food and wine curated to reflect one of Australia’s most important cultural institutions. Our experienced events team understands a corporate occasion is planned with precision and with passion, and as such we can tailor our bespoke menus and packages to suit your tastes and event theme. Let our team help you in developing an engaging and impactful experience for you and your guests. GUIDED TOURS AND UNIQUE CORPORATE GIFTS

Purchasing corporate gifts at the Memorial Shop or including a Memorial guided tour will make a memorable event for your delegates. Charges apply.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY CONFERENCE

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

Aircraft Hall

–

350

200

Captain Reg Saunders Gallery

–

200

–

Poppy's Café

–

200

110

190

–

Theatre

Due to changing COVD-19 restrictions, please contact us for capacity limitations in each venue space.

The Trippas White team has completed the COVID-19 Safety Plan and are an approved COVID-Safe business. We are committed to ensuring a COVID-Safe experience for every customer. We look forward to serving you and ask for your cooperation. The safety of our guests and employees is our absolute priority.

CANBERRA AIRPORT OVERVIEW

address Level 4, 21 Terminal Avenue, Plaza Offices - West Canberra Airport ACT 2609 phone 02 6275 2238 email conference@canberraairport.com.au web airportbusinessparks.com.au

In a prime location less than ten minutes from Canberra’s CBD and only moments away from the airport terminal and the Vibe Hotel, Canberra Airport features a number of unique function spaces. Architecturally designed and set amongst the landscaped surrounds of three precincts – Brindabella Business Park, Majura Park and Fairbairn, all rooms feature integrated technology, offering a range of audio-visual equipment and assisted hearing loop. Our modern facilities provide both functionality and flexibility, and through spacious working areas and an abundance of natural light, inspire productive and innovative working. All spaces are well-appointed, with soundproof divider walls for multiple room configurations, dedicated catering spaces and block out blinds. A range of optional extras are also available at request.

BOOKING & ENQUIRIES CAPACITY LOCATION

Brindabella Park

Majura Park Fairbairn

ROOM

BOARDROOM

CLUSTERS

SQUARE

U-SHAPE

THEATRE

OPEN PLAN

Murrumbidgee

Gudgenby

Ginninderra

–

Molonglo

–

Bendora & Googong

Alastair Swayn Theatre

–

145

–

Majura Theatre

–

Cotter

Maple

–

Oak

–

WILLINGA PARK OVERVIEW

Located just 2.5 hours from Canberra, Willinga Park, situated in the picturesque Bawley Point, is one of the South Coast’s leading conference facilities. Inspiring big thinking by fusing creativity and collaboration, Willinga Park has the high-end facilities needed for lively one-day think tanks or luxurious multi-day retreat style conferences for medium-sized business groups. THE MAIN HALL

THE BOARDROOM

Our 20-seat executive boardroom offers a sophisticated space to meet, collaborate and share ideas whilst making the most of the latest in meeting technology. This state of-the-art room has all the resources you need for a seamless 'plug and play' meetings, tailored for you so it is simple and easy to set-up. For occasions that need longer than a day, overnight conferencing packages are available and made possible with luxury on-site accommodation, exclusive use of guest facilities and a private functions bar restaurant, all with tailored catering options. With the natural wonderland of the Southern Coast at your doorstep, Willinga Park’s unique beauty and exceptional quality is set to impress.

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

address 132 Forster Drive, Bawley Point, NSW 2539 phone 02 4405 5660 email conferences@willinga.com.au web willingapark.com.au

A 350sqm space adjoined to a 230sqm balcony provides a large space that caters for everything from open-plan networking events to luxurious banquets - all with floor to ceiling nature views of the surrounding countryside. Equipped with three large presentation screens supporting wireless presentation connectivity and fully adaptable conferencing equipment; the main hall is a versatile space that can cater for a range of small to medium scale conferences, corporate retreats, meetings, functions, expos and events for up to 350 delegates.

CANBERRA AND REGION VISITORS CENTRE

address Regatta Point, Barrine Drive, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 02 6205 0044 email crvc@act.gov.au web visitcanberra.com.au

LOCATION

Stunning views and a central location combine to make the Canberra and Region Visitors Centre the perfect venue for your next function. Overlooking picturesque Lake Burley Griffin, the CRVC is conveniently located on the southern edge of the CBD just 15 minutes’ walk from the city. Offering some of the best views in Canberra, the CRVC is a modern purpose-built venue that is guaranteed to impress your guests. VENUE

With a capacity of 120 people the CRVC offers: • • • • • • •

Ample free car parking; Free public Wi-Fi; Integrated AV system and lectern; Large array of digital display screens that can be optimised to suit your event; Ability to work with caterers of your choice; Co-located with the National Capital Exhibition that showcases the history of Canberra; Availability from 5.30pm seven days a week.

CORPORATE GIFTS

In addition to proudly showcasing the best Canberra and Region products, the CRVC also offers an extensive range of “CBR” branded corporate gifts and merchandise. From “CBR” lanyards, coffee cups, notebooks and pins to local wines, distilled spirits and craft beers, the CRVC offers an extensive range to cater for any delegate or speaker gift.

HYATT HOTEL CANBERRA - A PARK HYATT HOTEL

address Commonwealth Avenue, Yarralumla ACT 2600 phone 02 6270 1234 email canberra.park@hyatt.com web canberra.park.hyatt.com

VENUE

Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel caters to you. Whether it is a dinner for 30 in the Black Mountain Room, cocktails for 270 in the exquisite Centenary Ballroom or a conference in the Federation Ballroom for 350 delegates, ten versatile venues are on offer. With its style and sophistication, Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel is the perfect conference, seminar, meeting, dinner and cocktails venue. Sun filled rooms, such as the elegant art deco Atrium, can be incorporated into an event as a reception or pre-dinner drinks area. ACCOMMODATION AND GUEST FACILITIES

The hotel has 252 guest rooms including six Park Suites, six Diplomatic Suites and a Presidential Suite, each with marble bathrooms featuring separate shower cubicle and oversized bathtubs. Club Room guests enjoy exclusive access to the Ambassador Lounge where evening drinks and canapés are served nightly and an extensive continental breakfast the next morning. Park Deluxe heritage inspired rooms are located in the hotel’s 1920’s heritage listed section. The hotel offers dining in the Promenade Café, where guests choose from the seasonal a la carte menu or buffet on weekends. From that informal get together or a decadent afternoon tea, the Tea Lounge is the perfect venue. Speakers Corner Bar and the Rose Courtyard, located in the hotel’s original 1920’s heritage listed section, are perfect for relaxation and are great places to discuss the day’s conferencing with your colleagues. The clubhouse Fitness Centre includes a cardio theatre, weights room, indoor pool, spa and sauna and is complimentary to all in-house delegates. TECHNICAL

Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel understands the integral part of providing our guests with modern technology. Installed wide screens, with the largest measuring 5.5m by 3m, are the first installation in Canberra of its kind. Panasonic projectors and a Meyer sound system will deliver cinema-quality audio-visual presentations in the Federation Ballroom. In addition, screens and sound systems have been installed throughout the function areas of the hotel. New equipment and facilities to assist with any hybrid or virtual elements for any event. The high-speed internet service powered by Docomo Inter-Touch means fast downloads and reliable access to your emails and Internet based company networking. Wireless Internet technology is available throughout the conference venues and public areas. Whether you need a single connection, multiple connections or wireless capabilities Hyatt Hotel Canberra and Docomo Inter Touch can assist. VENUE HIGHLIGHTS

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS

THEATHRE

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

CLASSROOM

CABARET

AREA(M2)

HEIGHT(M)

Federation Ballroom

500

600

340

260

300

504

5.5

Federation Ballroom Nth

250

300

150

130

–

5.5

Federation Ballroom Sth

200

120

100

–

5.5

The Gallery

100

150

–

252

The Canberra Rm (total a,b,c)

150

180

120

100

189

Black Mountain Room (a)

Mount Ainslie Room (b)

Murrumbidgee Room (c)

The Assembly

Centenary Ballroom

250

270

180

150

174

2.5

Centenary 1 or 2

100

120

2.5

Centenary Centre

2.5

Lavender Courtyard

–

400

250

–

200

–

Rose Courtyard

–

400

250

–

200

–

Palm Courtyard Nth

–

140

–

112

–

Palm Courtyard Sth

–

140

–

112

–

Griffin’s

–

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

As Canberra’s leading and award winning five star hotel, Hyatt Hotel Canberra – A Park Hyatt Hotel has over 1,300sqm of events space, which when combined with catering provided by a team of chefs will deliver a memorable catered event to impress delegates at your next conference or event.

HOTEL REALM

address 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6163 1800 email events@domahotels.com.au web hotelrealm.com.au

LOCATION

• •

Hotel Realm, Canberra’s most exclusive 5-star hotel, is located on the footsteps of Parliament House Situated on National Circuit, Hotel Realm is surrounded by key national attractions including, the National Gallery of Australia, National Library of Australia, Old Parliament House, National Museum of Australia, Parliament House and the High Court of Australia

MEET

•

• •

•

The newly refurbished National Ballroom boasts state-of-the-art audio visual, laser projectors, extended pre-function spaces, new bathrooms, dedicated trade lift for bump-in/out, stunning custom-made chandeliers, fully integrated wireless presentation capabilities and a dedicated conference and events concierge The Ballroom can be divided into four functional spaces, which are pillarless, bathed in natural light The Hotel Realm boardrooms can seat up to 22 people with full catering available by the national award-winning banquet chefs. The boardrooms all have natural light and world-class IT facilities Doma Hotels recognise that people more commonly seek nutritionally balanced yet flavoursome catering, so we have taken this initiative and included items throughout our menus that will nourish and support mental focus All guests receive complimentary WiFi

STAY

• • •

Hotel Realm has 163 hotel and suite style accommodation rooms Each room is designed to envelop our guests in complete comfort and uncluttered space with king beds in each room/suite – twin bedding available All guests receive complimentary WiFi, national newspapers, complimentary use of the health club including lap 25m indoor heated pool, luxury bathroom amenities and Nespresso coffee making facilities in each room, only available in suite or two bedroom

ON SITE FACILITIES

• • • • • • • • • • •

25m indoor heated pool Two state-of-the-art health clubs Complimentary access to gyms Casual classes Two day spas Secure parking Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar - modern French cuisine, all-day dining Ostani Bar - tapas, oven-fired pizza, cocktails, coffee & snacks Chairman & Yip - Chef Hatted modern Asian cuisine Lilotang - Chef Hatted traditional Japanese Maple+Clove Wholefoods cafe

VENUE HIGHLIGHTS

Hotel Realm is part of the Realm Precinct with a variety of fine dining and casual restaurants, cafes, day spas, gyms, hair salon and more, making it more than just a conference venue- it is a destination for your delegates AREA

CAPACITY AREA (M2) HEIGHT (M) DIMENSIONS THEATRE COCKTAILS BANQUETS CABARET CLASSROOM BOARDROOM

National Ballroom

690

3.7

46 x 15

800

500

400

–

National 1

106

3.7

7 x 15

120

100

National 2

225

3.7

15 x 15

300

140

120

150

–

National 3

225

3.7

15 x 15

300

140

120

150

–

National 4

105

3.7

7 x 15

120

100

National 1 & 2

345

3.7

22 x 15

420

400

200

176

210

–

National 1& 2 & 3

555

3.7

37 x 15

700

350

296

350

–

National 2 & 3

450

3.7

30 x 15

550

280

240

270

–

National 2 & 3 & 4

555

3.7

37 x 15

700

350

296

350

–

National 3 & 4

–

345

3.7

22 x 15

420

400

200

176

210

High Courtyards

–

180

–

High Courtyard North

14.7 x 5.6

100

High Courtyard South

11 x 5.6

Boardrooms

Realm Boardroom 1

–

Realm Boardroom 2

–

Realm Boardroom 3

–

Realm Boardroom 4

–

Realm Boardroom 3 & 4

–

BRASSEY HOTEL

address Belmore Gardens & Macquarie Street, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6188 3288 email reservations@domahotels.com.au web brasseyhotel.com.au

Located on the footsteps of the Parliamentary Triangle, the Brassey Hotel is set on two and a half acres of manicured gardens and lawns. This 1920’s hotel has old world charm with all the comforts of a quality property. Positioned within Canberra’s most prestigious suburb of Barton, you will be a short stroll from all the iconic attractions including Parliament House, the National Gallery of Australia, the National Library, and Lake Burley Griffin. The Brassey Hotel is part of the Realm Precinct with a variety of fine dining and casual restaurants, cafes, day spas, gyms, hair salon and more, making it more than just a conference venue it is a destination for your delegates. Brassey Hotel is home to Canberra's leading wellness destination, Hale Gym + Spa. Surpassing all other fitness experiences in Canberra, guests of the Brassey Hotel will be treated to leading-edge Technogym equipment in a non-intimidating, contemporary, sophisticated environment. Hale Spa provides a full complement of day spa treatments. Hale Spa guests have access to the cave-like spa pool, steam rooms and infrared saunas.

BURBURY HOTEL & APARTMENTS

PRECINCT FACILITIES

• • • • • • • • • •

Two state-of-the-art health clubs Complimentary access to gyms Casual classes Two day spas Secure parking Buvette Bistro & Wine Bar - modern French cuisine Ostani Bar - tapas, oven fired pizzas, snacks and coffee Chairman & Yip - Chef Hatted modern Asian cuisine Lilotang - Chef Hatted traditional Japanese Maple+Clove Wholefoods cafe

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

address 1 Burbury Close, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6173 2700 email reservations@domahotels.com.au web burburyhotel.com.au

Located on Burbury Close in Barton, on the footsteps of Parliament House, the Burbury Hotel & Apartments offer contemporary designed accommodation for the corporate business visitor and discerning traveller alike. The Burbury Hotel is part of the Realm Precinct with a variety of fine dining and casual restaurants, cafes, day spas, gyms, hair salon and more, making it more than just a conference venue - it is a destination for your delegates. The Burbury Apartments offer a mix of one and two bedroom apartment style accommodation available for one night or longer stay. From 55-85sqm, the architecturally designed apartments are fully equipped with a full size kitchen, king size beds, Smart TVs in both lounge and bedrooms, Nespresso coffee making facilities, washing and drying machines, luxurious bathrooms, individually controlled air-conditioning, balconies, undercover secure parking and complimentary WiFi.

LITTLE NATIONAL HOTEL

address 21 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6185 1988 email reservations@domahotels.com.au web littlenationalhotel.com.au

Comprising of 120 rooms, this luxurious hotel offers affordable luxury to all in an efficient space that requires no compromises. Little National Hotel is conceived for the business, conference and leisure guest who demands smart luxury and high amenity in a super-prime location but at a rate that allows for greater enjoyment of the other facilities offered by the thriving heart of Canberra’s Parliamentary Triangle. Each Little National Hotel room includes all the amenities of a 5-star hotel delivered in a well considered room featuring super-king size bed, wall-to-wall window, luxurious bathroom with rain shower and amenities, large HD Smart televisions, play-your-own smart devices direct, mood lighting, in-room safe, bar refrigerator and free high-speed WiFi. Public guest areas consisting of the hotel library and lounge augment the experience of the rooms. The spatial layout of these areas has been designed to allow for various modes of use, from interaction with friends or other guests, to finding a quiet private space to work from or relax. Uniquely positioned within the Realm Precinct, the Little National Hotel enjoys all the amenities on offer including a variety of fine dining and casual restaurants, cafes, day spas, gyms, hair salon and more, making it more than just a conference venue - it is a destination for your delegates.

PINNACLE APARTMENTS

address 11 Ovens Street, Kingston ACT 2604 phone 02 6239 9799 email reservations@pinnacleapartments.com.au web pinnacleapartments.com.au

Doma Hotels is delighted to offer you the Pinnacle Apartments with one, two, three and four bedroom fully serviced apartments, found nestled in a tree-lined Kingston street. The leafy suburb of Kingston is reminiscent of a European village; by day cafés are filled with passers by and at night the energy is oozing out of chic bars and restaurants. At the Pinnacle Apartments, we offer security and relaxation in the heart of Australia’s capital. This is a perfect retreat for those travelling to Canberra on business with the convenience of being so close to the commercial hubs of Barton, Parliament House and the Russell offices. Servicing available, each apartment comprises open living areas and balconies. Guests have access to the onsite gym, outdoor pool and BBQ area. Doma Hotels is the largest hotelier in Canberra’s Parliamentary district. Offering high-quality accommodation including the 5 Star Hotel Realm, 4.5 Star Burbury Hotel & Apartments, Little National Hotel, Pinnacle Apartments and the heritage listed Brassey Hotel.

MERCURE CANBERRA BELCONNEN

address 59 Cameron Avenue, Belconnen ACT 2617 phone 02 6251 2255 email natasha.mijoc@laborclub.com.au web laborclub.com.au

Part of the Canberra Labor Club Group, Mercure Canberra Belconnen is a brand-new hotel featuring 125 stylish versatile accommodation rooms suited for both business and leisure travellers. Enjoy premium spacious rooms with modern technology and high-speed Wi-Fi, a large premium business lounge in our lobby and a number of restaurants and cafes. Mercure Canberra Belconnen is conveniently located 10 minutes from Canberra CBD, within walking distance to Belconnen Business District, University of Canberra, and minutes from the Australian Institute of Sport and GIO stadium. Our hotel is perfectly situated next to the entertainment and business events facilities of the Canberra Labor Club Belconnen, providing premium facilities for all meetings and events from small boardrooms to banquet dinners, with four large natural light-filled conference and event spaces all fitted with modern AV. Canberra Labor Club’s extensive menu selections offer great value and we are happy to work with you individually to tailor a package that is just right for your event. Our friendly staff will take those extra steps to ensure a successful memorable event. Everything can be taken care of so you and your delegates can get right to work. The Canberra Labor Club Group also offers an additional three great venues located conveniently in Ginninderra, Canberra City and Weston Creek. The newly renovated Ginninderra Labor Club boasts two function rooms located on the lower floor of the club’s premises. The Dunlop room is the largest of the two, and with a seating capacity of 110 people is ideal for a range of occasions, including small meetings or social functions. Our City Labor Club located in the heart of Petrie Plaza in the CBD features modern design and plush decor. The Club offers everything from a quick afternoon snack, an enjoyable business lunch, or a sophisticated evening of cocktails. The City Labor Club staff pride themselves on providing a joyous experience while offering quality products in a great location.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY BANQUET

CABARET

THEATRE

U-SHAPE

BOARDROOM

COCKTAIL

Fred Daley

250

150

350

–

350

Whitlam

100

–

60 100

Barbara Byrne Annex City CLC

–

Weston CLC

100

120

Ginninderra CLC

100

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

Weston Creek Labor Club is located in the heart of Stirling and overlooks beautifully manicured bowling greens and surrounding parkland and sporting fields. The Club is modern, bright and comfortable and provides a relaxing pleasant atmosphere. Host your next Christmas or team building event at Weston Creek Labor Club and take advantage of a great selection of bowls packages including barefoot bowls.

NATIONAL ARBORETUM CANBERRA | GINGER CATERING

address National Arboretum Canberra, Forest Drive, off Tuggeranong Parkway, Molonglo Valley ACT 2611 phone Events: 02 6273 4366 | General Enquires: 02 6207 8484 email Events: info@gingercatering.com.au | General: arboretum@act.gov.au web nationalarboretum.act.gov.au | gingercatering.com.au

LOCATION

The National Arboretum Canberra combines a living collection of forests with an entertainment and events centre offering unique experiences. Both the Village Centre and Margaret Whitlam Pavilion offer an abundance of natural light with continuous sweeping views through glass walls. The site is a mosaic of living forests and gardens. It is a destination venue ideal for gala dinners, receptions, meetings, weddings and parties. As winner of the 2019 and 2021 ACT Tourism Award for Tourist Attraction, it is a venue sure to impress. GINGER CATERING

Our People. Our Produce. Our Passion Ginger Catering deliver premium paddock to plate dining and event experiences at the National Arboretum Canberra in a way that is fair to farmers, families, and the future. Canberra’s Ginger Catering has delighted diners for 20 years with a creative take on contemporary Australian cuisine, blending new and traditional techniques to deliver a unique food experience. Ginger Catering’s award-winning executive chef Janet Jeffs is a leader in promoting sustainable food practices. OUR VENUES

VILLAGE CENTRE An iconic venue perched high on a hill, with sweeping nature inspired architecture and breathtaking views across the capital. Perfect for wedding receptions, award ceremonies, cocktail parties and formal dinners. Available from 6pm, seven nights a week. MARGARET WHITLAM PAVILION A spectacular architectural space, ideal for smaller meetings, cocktail parties, ceremonies, product launches and gatherings, the Pavilion offers an intimate setting with an expansive vista over the city. Available seven days and nights a week. EVENTS TERRACE A spacious grassed terrace with expansive views; ideal for marquee events. Available seven days and nights a week. AMPHITHEATRE The great outdoor Amphitheatre is ideal for festivals and concerts. Available seven days and nights a week. NATIONAL BONSAI AND PENJING COLLECTION AND SOUTH DECK This fascinating collection of living artworks serves as an exquisite and unique venue. Available seven nights a week. FORESTS AND LOOKOUTS The Arboretum features outdoor venues including lookout decks with sensational views and settings nestled in the leafy forests. Multi-use trails weave through 250 hectares of picturesque rolling hills. Available seven days and nights a week. MENUS FOR EVERY OCCASION Our menus reflect our commitment to showcasing Canberra’s best regional produce grown sustainably. Breakfasts, conferences, long lunches, cocktail events or gala dinners, Ginger takes care of every detail. From the finest, freshest, seasonal produce to the finishing touches, we ensure yours will be a smooth and memorable event. CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS CAPACITY

AREA BANQUET ROUNDS

COCKTAILS

500

900

500

–

400

–

120

Terrace Room

–

(indoors only)

–

Terrace Room + Discovery Garden

–

– –

Village Centre Margaret Whitlam Pavilion

Ginger at the Arboretum Restaurant

120

(indoors & outdoors

THEATRE CLASSROOM CABARET

BOARD ROOM

U SHAPE

HOLLOW SQUARE

120

–

Green Room

–

Amphitheatre

–

4000

–

By arrangement

–

Events Terrace

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIA

address Acton Peninsula Canberra ACT phone 02 6208 5179 email venuehire@nma.gov.au web nma.gov.au

The National Museum of Australia provides a unique venue that will impress your guests. The Museum sits proudly on the shore of Lake Burley Griffin, has an abundance of natural light and combines indoor and outdoor spaces to provide a magnificent backdrop for any function. THE MUSEUM VENUES

THE GANDEL ATRIUM With soaring ceilings and expansive windows, this stunning architectural space provides a unique experience for your guests, who will dine among objects representing some of Australia’s defining moments. The venue also has a large, high-definition screen and a customised sound system.

PENINSULA ROOM A versatile venue for day or evening events. Located on the water’s edge, the floor-toceiling windows offer an abundance of natural light and lake views. Guests also have exclusive use of an external deck and undercover outdoor area, perfect for pre-dinner drinks or a conference breakout space. MUSEUM CAFE Enjoying panoramic views over Lake Burley Griffin, this award-winning space also offers an outdoor deck and balcony space (on request) for your evening event. VISIONS THEATRE A dedicated lecture theatre suitable for talks, presentations and screenings. GALLERY MEZZANINE (OPENING 2022) The Museum’s newest event space will offer an unrivalled guest experience. An open venue available for your exclusive use, the Mezzanine overlooks the Museum’s new environmental history gallery. Available as a breakout area, display space, cocktail lounge or dramatic dinner venue, guests will find themselves surrounded by objects and stories, making for a unique and memorable event. VISIONS LANDING (OPENING 2022) Overlooking the lake with floor-to-ceiling windows, this venue is the perfect intimate dinner location for smaller groups. CATERING Award-winning Broadbean Catering has established a reputation for outstanding service and delicious food using local produce in menus that reflect the season. VENUE HIGHLIGHTS

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Award-winning caterers Stunning architecture Views over Lake Burley Griffin In-house AV technical team and equipment Private gallery and exhibition viewings Corporate and VIP gifts from the Museum Shop Wide variety of venues from intimate spaces to the expansive Atrium and the Mezzanine, overlooking the Great Southern Land gallery.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS

THEATRE

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

AREA (M2)

The Gandel Atrium

500

1,000

500

1,532

2.4 to 14

Bay Window

120

150

110

125

2.4 to 14

Peninsula Room

250

280

200

332

2.7

–

100

–

100

2.7

Peninsula Room Breezeway and Deck

CEILING HEIGHT(M)

Museum Café

–

250

155

200

2.4 to 6

Lakeside Deck

–

1,000

200

300

OUTDOOR

Visions Theatre

5.25

177

–

120

Visions Mezzanine

–

180

300

–

Visions Landing

–

100

–

Garden of Australian Dreams

–

1,000

350

5,500

OUTDOOR

Forecourt

–

1,000

–

2,814

OUTDOOR

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

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BAY WINDOW Suitable for breakfast presentations, cocktail receptions or dinners, the Bay Window offers both dramatic architecture and intimacy within the larger Atrium space. Vast curved windows with views across the lake provide a stunning backdrop to your event.

NATIONAL GALLERY OF AUSTRALIA | CATERING BY RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES

address Parkes Place, Parkes, Canberra ACT 2600, Australia phone 02 6240 6711 email events@nga.gov.au web nga.gov.au/about-us/venue-hire

The National Gallery of Australia houses the nation’s art collection which spans 5,000 years of international art and more than 30,000 years of indigenous Australian culture including works drawn from every branch of the visual arts. Ideally located in the heart of the national capital and home to several truly unique function spaces, the National Gallery of Australia provides a stunning backdrop for conferences, lunches, dinners, cocktail parties, formal and business occasions. Driven by a passion for food, a commitment to excellence and a flair for creativity, the National Gallery’s exclusive caterers, Restaurant Associates, cater for a wide variety of events. Highly regarded in contemporary cuisine, service and event management they will work with you to create a bespoke and memorable experience. VENUES

GANDEL HALL The most popular event space. Featuring grand gold leaf doors, and beautiful hardwood red ironbark floors, this multipurpose venue is spacious, and light filled. The floor to ceiling windows running the length of the hall open onto a terrace in the Australian Gardens, the perfect setting to inspire. Permanently featuring Gran’ vasi di Palazzo Ducale, Parma (large vases from the Ducal Palace, Parma), two immense marble vases flanking Gandel Stage. Gandel Hall has not only the functionality of a beautiful event space but the art and décor to reflect the amazing building that is the National Gallery of Australia. A magnificent backdrop for gala dinners, cocktail parties or all-day conferences. Predrinks can be held on the Australia Terrace with direct access to the Australian Garden and artworks such as James Turrell’s monumental Skyspace Within Without. SCULPTURE GARDEN PAVILION A permanent marquee restaurant overlooking the serene landscape of the Sculpture Garden and situated on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, a delightful venue in the warmer months. Fujiko Nakaya’s nearby fog sculpture, Foggy wake in a desert: An ecosphere, can be activated to enhance the ambience of your event, with fog floating majestically through the casuarinas and across the pond towards the pavilion. This is the ideal space for a lunch, cocktail party, or dinner in an intimate garden setting. JAMES FAIRFAX THEATRE Recently refurbished, this is a versatile theatre, with multiple presentation options, a superior cinema-quality projection and audio system, and an array of theatrical lighting and sound equipment. Capability for conferences, symposiums, staff training, film screenings, musical performance, dance and theatre. THE NATIONAL GALLERY DINING ROOM Features 10-metre-high ceilings and large windows overlooking the Sculpture Garden and Lake Burley Griffin. This area creates a spacious and elegant atmosphere for cocktail receptions and formal dinners.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

Gandel Hall* Sculpture Garden National Gallery Dining Room

James O Fairfax Theatre

*Gandel Hall can be broken into 3 spaces

CAPACITY THEATRE

COCKTAILS

BANQUET

400

900

280

–

180

– 244 +3 wheel chair spaces

200

135 (Long Tables)

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OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE | CATERING BY RESTAURANT ASSOCIATES

address 18 King George Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 02 6261 7200 (for venue hire and event enquiries) email moadophevents@restaurantassociates.com.au web functionsatoph.com.au | restaurantassociates.com.au

Boasting abundance of natural light and sweeping views the historic Old Parliament House has long been the venue for spectacular celebrations. From royal banquets and official state receptions to corporate conferences and galas alike, this venue has hosted it all. Restored, this renowned heritage listed venue continues to provide a sophisticated and elegant backdrop for events of all styles. As exclusive caterers to Old Parliament House, Restaurant Associates have an enviable track record, working as in-house caterers for some of the most significant and prestigious organisations in the world including New York’s Guggenheim Museum, Somerset House in London and iconic Australian venues such as Sydney Town Hall and National Gallery of Victoria. Decades of politics and passion echo through the corridors. Be captivated by intriguing stories and the beautiful architecture of the historic building on a guided tour offered by the Museum of Australian Democracy. Our team can even organise a tour for your conference or event guests. Whether you are planning a cocktail party, a formal dinner or conference, we have a number of stunning venues with the capability to host any unique event. Contact us to find out more about the fantastic opportunities our spaces have to offer.

MANUKA OVAL BY GEMA GROUP Manuka Oval is a venue within central Canberra that boasts large and open spaces overlooking the field of play. There are a variety of function areas to suit any event, from a rooftop bar to a press conference room. The floor to ceiling windows in the Bradman Room offer an extraordinary view of the playing surface and vast amounts of natural light. The space is perfect for conferences, cocktail parties, gala dinners and beyond. FEATURES

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA BRADMAN GRANDSTAND

Bradman Room Executive Boardroom Press Conference Room Photographers Lounge

CAPACITY THEATRE

CABARET

BOARDROOM U-SHAPE

300

176

DIMENSIONS BANQUET

COCKTAIL

EXPO

HEIGHT (M)

AREA

240

300

26 trestles

6.5m

27.0m x 14.0m

–

2.6m

8.0m x 6.0m

6.5m

13.2m x 6.0m

Studio 1

8 trestles 6 trestles 8 trestles –

Studio 2

–

2.9m

4.2m x 6.0m

–

120

150

15 trestles

3.5m

30.0m x 6.5m

Press Lounge

Media Rooftop Terrace

foyer

–

100

2.9m

8.9m x 8.1m

2.9m

13.5m x 5.9m

2.9m

4.2m x 6.0m

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

address Manuka Oval, Manuka Circle, Griffith ACT 2603 phone 02 6251 5484 email canberraevents@gema.com.au web manukaoval.com.au

• Flexible catering packages • Bespoke event planning • Views across the field of play and Manuka surrounds • Centrally located within the parliamentary triangle • Proximity to several accommodation providers • Variety of AV options • Multiple breakout spaces Contact our dedicated event planner for a quote on 02 6251 5484 or at canberraevents@gema.com.au

PIALLIGO ESTATE

address 18 Kallaroo Rd, Pialligo ACT 2609 phone 02 6247 6060 email events@pialligo.estate web thepialligoestate.com.au

ESCAPE & IMPRESS

For a truly unique experience away from the crowds, escape to this lush working farm nestled along the fertile banks of the Molonglo River, just minutes from the CBD. Choose from a range of engaging activities from educational farm tours, to gardening or cooking masterclasses, to create unique team building experiences. Or create everlasting memories with a range of optional entertainment add-ons to create a truly bespoke experience. Situated next to the Airport in a private and peaceful farm setting, the breathtaking 55-acre Estate showcases produce and wine from its olive grove, vineyard, 1,000 fruit tree orchard, historical market garden and award-winning Smokehouse. Menus are truly seasonal and driven by a strong farm-to-table ethos which practices sustainable, organic farming and zero wastage. Amazing rose gardens are framed by breathtaking sunsets, guaranteed to make an everlasting impression on your guests. With several expansive indoor and outdoor spaces for entertaining, including small intimate meetings to large social or corporate gatherings of up to 500 people, the Estate is perfect for any style of event. Whether you’re planning an olive grove soirée, corporate dinner, team building meeting, conference, cocktail party or a black-tie Gala Dinner, work with our events team to turn our 55-acre farm into your spectacular playground. Just minutes to a world away... SPECTACULAR SPACES

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Glasshouse Pialligo Pavilion Pialligo Fields Market Grill The Plot Olive Grove Orchard

UNIQUE FEATURES

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The Glasshouse is an open space of beauty and tranquillity. With rich natural light and high-glass walls surrounded by rolling hills and lush gardens, Glasshouse is a true showstopper. The Pialligo Pavilion is a light-filled casual dining space with several private pavilions for smaller groups perfect for team meetings, conferences and planning days. Pialligo Fields is a dynamic space suitable for meetings and conferences and funfilled social functions, complimented by the breathtaking views and private bar. Market Grill restaurant curates an outstanding dining experience with charcoal and woodfire cooking at its finest. Breathtaking views and sunsets over the Canberra skyline and Parliament House. Choose The Plot, Olive Grove or Orchard to bring another dimension to your outdoor event. All spaces operate with a full Covid Safe Plan in place.

BE CONSUMED

From intimate events to large-scale soirees, escape to the Estate for an immersive experience to consume the senses and impress your guests. Spectacular sunsets, flexible spaces and delicious produce grown metres from the kitchen, your 55-acre playground awaits.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA CONFERENCE

THEATRE

BOARDROOM

Glasshouse

220

120

250

300

Glasshouse Infinity Lawn & Deck

300

–

400

–

400

Glasshouse Gazebo Lawns

COCKTAIL

–

400

250

–

300

Pavilion Private Dining

–

Pavilion Chef’s Tables

–

Pialligo Fields

100

120 300

Pavilion (Entire Dining Space)

CAPACITY BANQUET

Pialligo Fields (Lawns & Patio)

–

Market Grill

–

Market Grill Private Dining

–

The Plot

–

THE BOAT HOUSE

address Grevillea Park, Menindee Drive, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6273 5500 email info@theboathouse.restaurant web theboathouse.restaurant

RESTAURANT QUALITY FOOD AND SERVICES LOCATION

As you approach the Boat House, you’ll be taken aback by one of Canberra’s best outlooks of Lake Burley Griffin and key monuments such as the Carillon and Parliament House. Situated in private parkland on the absolute water lapping edge of Lake Burley Griffin, this excellent and private venue is located in beautiful Grevillea Park. The airport, city centre and the Federal Government’s Defence Headquarters are just five minutes away. VENUE

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Metres from the water’s edge of Lake Burley Griffin Fine dining restaurant Three function rooms Whole venue available for hire for exclusivity Functions from 15 – 200+ people Amazing lake views and deck access from every room Enjoy an open fireplace in our West End dining room Garden space available for trade displays and marquees

VENUE HIGHLIGHTS

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With one of the best fine dining restaurants in Canberra, we offer restaurant quality food and service in our function packages Menu changes seasonally to reflect the best available produce – sourced locally where possible Ample free parking Open fireplace in West End room Stylish and sophisticated décor with plenty of natural light in each function room Deck and garden access from every room Amazing views of the lake and key landmarks including Parliament House and Telstra Tower Proximity to city centre and airport

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS AREA (M2)

THEATRE

COCKTAILS

BANQUET

Walter’s

West End

120

130

126

East End

Combined East & West

200

160

189

Whole venue

200

300

160

–

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

AREA

UC EVENTS AND CONFERENCING

address Building 24, University Drive, University of Canberra, South Bruce ACT 2617 phone 02 6206 8577 or 0458 706 878 email conferencecentre@canberra.edu.au web ucx.canberra.edu.au

A stylish and light-filled location, the University of Canberra’s Ann Harding Conference Centre includes a large entry foyer, main multi-purpose conference room and two adjacent seminar rooms. The venue can seamlessly transform from a professional meeting space or high-end exhibition hall to an intimate environment for your special occasion. The Ann Harding Conference Centre can be booked along with a selection of affordable catering packages. MAIN CONFERENCE ROOM

Our main conference room is a generously sized auditorium, offering a range of versatile layout options. Whether you’re looking to host a conference, presentation evening or gala dinner, it can be easily configured to suit your event requirements. Furnished with state-of-the-art audio–visual equipment included in your hire cost; our conference room offers exceptional value for money. FOYER

The Conference Centre foyer offers a unique function space, with large glass walls providing an open and airy atmosphere. Easily accessible and containing a built-in speaker system, the foyer is perfect for cocktail events and exhibitions, or as a catering space for your conference or meeting. The foyer can be booked on its own for an individual event or with other rooms as part of a larger itinerary. SEMINAR ROOMS

The two seminar rooms adjacent to the conference room can be used for standalone workshops or as breakout rooms for conferences. A removable wall between the zones also allows you to create one large space for up to 170 guests. UC REFECTORY

If none of the above spaces suit your needs, The UC Refectory might just be for you. From formal balls and award ceremonies to trade shows and gigs, the UC Refectory is the perfect backdrop for your large-scale event. With a variety of room configurations available and in-house pop-up bar facilities, the Refectory’s flexibility allows you to choose from a range of catering scenarios for your guests. CATERING PACKAGES

UCEventsx offers a wide selection of catering packages to suit your event, including canapes, banquet-style refreshments, or individual meal options. Whether you’re hosting an early morning conference with coffee and croissants, a light finger food lunch or formal three-course dinner, we’ll work with you to make sure your guests enjoy excellent quality food and beverage choices which also cater to their dietary requirements.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY BOARDROOM

THEATRE

CLASSROOM

CABARET

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

Foyer

–

U-SHAPE

–

Conference Room

140

108

140

108

Seminar Rooms Combined

Seminar Room One

Seminar Room Two

Refectory

–

400

–

300

400

300

–

EXHIBITION PARK IN CANBERRA Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) is a Territory owned multi-purpose events facility, located at the gateway to the Nation’s Capital. What sets our venue apart are the unique industrial and modern indoor and outdoor features and facilities; which highlights the Territory’s distinctive country setting. With EPIC you get all the event and function services you need in one place, from planning to detailed implementation, at competitive prices. Our team create thoughtful catering menus, competitive packages and pricing for any event budget or style. Your guests will find accessing the event simple, offering ample free parking and direct access to Canberra’s new light rail network. So be innovative and transform your next event into a unique, creative and memorable experience for attendees. address Corner of Flemington Road & Northbourne Avenue, Mitchell ACT 2911 phone 02 6205 5230 email infoepic@act.gov.au web exhibitionparkincanberra.com

BENEFITS AT A GLANCE

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Events for 20 to 3,000 people Competitive packages and pricing 9,000m2 of carpeted spaces Natural light and fresh air Innovative catering menu to suit any event Full planning to implementation services Expert on-site event team 8 minutes from the city 15 minutes from the airport Free parking for up to 3,000 vehicles Access to the light rail network Easy access to quality hotels, bars and restaurant precincts On-site camping ground All venues offer accessible facilities

address The Australian National University, Acton ACT 2601 phone 02 6230 4518 email concierge.kambri@wdmanagement.com.au web kambri.com.au

Kambri at ANU has been a meeting place for thousands of years, with the name gifted to the ANU by representatives of the Little Gudgenby River Tribal Council, Buru Ngunawal Aboriginal Corporation, King Brown Tribal Group, and the Ngarigu Currawong Clan. The Precinct is a vibrant hub offering event, educational, cultural, health, well-being and social experiences in a university setting. This contemporary space provides a range of unique and diverse venues that can accommodate a full range of events – from sit-down formal dining to full day conferences, networking or a fun cocktail party. With breakout spaces for small meetings ranging from 30 to 60 people, as well as formal theatre spaces with the capacity to seat up to 500 people, and a stunning gallery, there’s the perfect place for every business or function. The Kambri precinct embodies the spirit of Canberra, connecting public spaces to culture, entertainment and education through a dynamic mix of eateries, art, film, music, theatre and thought. With the foundations of a strong connection to the land, Kambri has created a central hub that brings together people from all walks of life, and inspires innovation through connecting people, place and culture.

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

KAMBRI AT ANU

QT CANBERRA

address 1 London Circuit, Canberra City, ACT 2601 toll free 1800 026 169 phone 02 6247 6244 email functions_qtcanberra@evt.com.au web qtcanberra.com.au

LOCATION

Situated on the doorstep of Lake Burley Griffin, just steps from Canberra’s cultural and design precinct New Acton, QT Canberra is full of surprising quirk and luxury chic that is hard not to appreciate. The hotel is surrounded by some of the city’s hottest restaurants and bars, including the award winning Capitol Bar & Grill, hidden art galleries, retail stores and commercial spaces. CONFERENCE FEATURES

QT Canberra has extensive experience delivering spectacular events. Whether it’s a small meeting or national conference size to launch your new idea our QT’ies can help bring your vision to life. Committed to a flawless guest experience, event options extend to additional spaces such as spacious dining areas, exhibitions rooms and private lounges. • • • • •

Largest hotel conference facilities in the Canberra region Entire floor dedicated to events on Level 1 Caters up to 1000 in Theatre/Cocktail and 600 Banquet Style Complimentary High-Speed WIFI 7 pillar-less function rooms with multiple layout options, large windows & natural light

FOOD & BEVERAGE

QT Canberra’s menus have been crafted to deliver big dish energy with a twist. From gourmet canapés and cocktails, to sommelier-led wine lists and opulent banquets, our team of QT’ies take pride in sophisticated and quirky food and beverage offerings. EVENT VENUES

LEVEL 1 EVENTS FLOOR The QT Ballroom offers a totally pillar-less space with floor to ceiling windows and abundant natural light. Sound proof divider walls provide for multiple room configurations, while Studio 2 and 3 can be merged into one space or sectioned as two separate meeting rooms. The flexibility and facilities of the events floor easily lends itself to conferences and trade exhibition setups. EXHIBITION SPACE The Eureka Room is conveniently located on the ground floor and offers a unique stand-alone venue catering to an array of event types. With floor to ceiling windows across the rear of the room, this space provides natural light and flexibility. PRIVATE DINING Hidden throughout the hotel you’ll find Canberra’s tasty secret gems. Lucky’s Speakeasy for the low-takers and highballers provides dining with prohibition era chic. Elevate your experience with cocktails on the marbled bar in the QT Lounge, Canberra’s most exclusive venue. With sweeping views across the Canberra landscape the QT Lounge offers cheeky sophistication for those in the know. HOTEL FACILITIES

With ingrained history and political styling, designer decor, renowned food and wine offerings and always a signature touch of quirk; QT Canberra is dedicated to hosting unforgettable experiences for guests. • •

205 Guest Rooms with signature QT Dream Beds 24 hr in room dining, 24 hr reception, secure parking, quirky QT Mini bars

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

QT Ballroom QT Ballroom 1 QT Ballroom 2 QT Ballroom 3 Studio 1 Studio 2 Studio 3 Studio 4 QT Lounge Private 1 QT Lounge Private 2 QT Lounge Cahoots Event Lounge Lucky’s Speakeasy

CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS

THEATRE

CABARET

BANQUET

COCKTAIL

CLASSROOM

U-SHAPE

BOARDROOM

AREA (M2)

1000 500 150 250 45 40 40 30 40 25 – – 60

500 200 80 120 25 25 25 20 – – 40 – 70

600 240 100 140 30 30 30 20 26 (long table) 16 (long table) 60 (long table) 30 (long table) 60 (long table)

1000 500 180 300 30 30 30 25 50 25 120 148 350

400 150 80 110 25 25 25 15 10 – – – –

– 60 40 50 20 20 20 15 20 – – – –

– 50 40 40 20 20 20 15 26 16 – – –

859 425 177 257 58 48 48 42 54 38 226 188 420

RYDGES CANBERRA LOCATION

Located in the heart of Forrest, just steps from Parliament House, the newly refurbished Rydges Canberra offers superior facilities in one of Canberra’s best postcodes. CONFERENCE FEATURES

From a multi-day conference to a bespoke private dining event, the Rydges Canberra team can help you bring your idea to life through a selection of unique spaces. • Forrest Suite breaks into 3 rooms making it perfect for a plenary and breakout rooms • Large outdoor terraces overlooking the hotel gardens • Catering by The George Bar & Grill • Complimentary High-Speed WIFI address 17 Canberra Avenue, Forrest ACT 2603 phone 02 6295 3144 email functions_rydgescanberra@evt.com web rydges.com/accommodation/canberra-act/ canberra

HOTEL FACILITIES

One of Canberra’s most iconic buildings, Rydges Canberra features a large open atrium which is home to the hotel’s signature restaurant The George Bar & Grill. Settle around one of the 3 fireplaces and enjoy a George for Him or George for Her cocktail under the sails the hotel is so well known for. • 180 Guest Rooms in a range of styles from Twin Rooms through to King Suites • 24 hr in room dining, 24 hr reception, secure parking, onsite health club with heated pool • Signature restaurant The George Bar & Grill

A BY ADINA CANBERRA A BY ADINA CANBERRA IS TFE HOTELS’ PREMIUM HOTEL LIVING EXPERIENCE.

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

address 1 Constitution Avenue, Canberra ACT 2601 Australia phone 02 5134 6444 email meet@tfehotels.com web abyadina.com

Located on the corner of Constitution Place (with its mix of retail, eateries and experiences), A by Adina offers 130 contemporary apartments that are detailed in their simplicity, clever in design and feel like you are in your own private apartment in the heart of the CBD. The premium apartment-style hotel offers 24-hour reception, intuitive service, onsite parking, standard rooms, and Destination A rooms which are supported by curated premium experiences – think exercise equipment, turn down and pillow menus. And when the day’s work is done, the hotel’s Daily Pause allows you to kick back, relax and imbibe in the comfort of your spacious room. A by Adina Canberra is self-contained and ideal for the corporate traveller, convention delegate or incentive group looking for space to stretch out on any visit to the nation’s capital. Eateries that are perfect for business or pleasure - like Meat & Wine Co, Arc, Mu Omakase, Tenkomori and The Cicada Bar - the Parliamentary Triangle, Lake Burley Griffin, and a line-up of ‘must experience’ landmarks are all right on our doorstep and, importantly, The National Convention Centre Canberra is an easy stroll - less than 300 metres away from our front door.

CANBERRA SOUTHERN CROSS CLUB WODEN

address 92-96 Corinna Street, Phillip ACT 2606 phone 02 6283 7265 email events@cscc.com.au web cscc.com.au/category/functions-events

Situated 15 minutes from the Canberra CBD the Southern Cross Club Woden is the ideal venue for your next meeting, conference or event. With the entire first floor dedicated to event space; we have a range of versatile function rooms to select from. Whether you are organising a small seminar, a planning day, or a large conference, we have a suitable room for you. From our purpose-built Corinna Ballroom with interchangeable walls and seating configurations, through to the newly refurbished state-of-the-art Top of the Cross – we can cater for every occasion, budget and taste from an intimate meeting to a large conference. Featuring undercover onsite free parking, state of the art technology and highly competitive packages. We are also willing to work with you to tailor a package to reflect your corporate taste and style, allowing of course for any special dietary requirements. Our friendly and dedicated sales team has extensive experience in helping clients plan and deliver successful government, corporate and private events. Contact us to find out more about packages and events spaces on offer.

CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY THEATRE

BANQUET

CABARET

BOARDROOM

CLASSROOM

U-SHAPE

COCKTAIL

Corinna Ballroom

1000

700

560

–

1000

Corinna Room 1

550

320

260

–

250

500

Corinna Room 2

300

150

120

160

300

Corinna Room 4

–

Top of the Cross

400

250

160

–

400

Orion Room

120

100

150

Private Dining Room

The Boardroom Woden

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF AUSTRALIA Hold an unforgettable event at the National Archives of Australia – the memory of the nation. Located in historic East Block in Canberra’s parliamentary triangle, the National Archives is the perfect blend of heritage venue and contemporary facilities. We can host up to 120 in our versatile 168 square metre function space, available to be configured to your requirements. Our award-winning gallery spaces host a range of permanent and temporary exhibitions sure to inform and inspire. Perfect for your guests to explore before or after your event! Cafe Constitution, run by respected local operators TreeEighty3, is a welcoming space for coffee, wine and culinary delights. Work with their catering experts to develop the perfect menu. FEATURES

address Kings Avenue, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 02 6212 3600 email venues@naa.gov.au web naa.gov.au

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Audio-visual system, lectern and stage Free public WiFi Ample parking Walking distance to all parliamentary triangle attractions Close to accommodation in Parkes and Barton Gifts and souvenirs available from the Archives Store Inquire about special guided tours for your guests

PAVILION ON NORTHBOURNE LOCATION

Pavilion on Northbourne is a 4.5 star hotel centrally located just 2kms from the CBD, within walking distance to the retail & dining precinct, Dickson, and a 10 minute drive from the Canberra International Airport. Our partner properties, Avenue Hotel Canberra and Deco Hotel Canberra, are also perfectly situated and a convenient option for overflow accommodation. ACCOMMODATION

address 242 Northbourne Ave, Canberra ACT 2602 toll free 1800 828 000 phone 02 6247 6888 email functions@capitalhotelgroup.com.au web pavilioncanberra.com.au

Featuring 156 deluxe hotel rooms and apartments overlooking two unique, lush tropical atriums, delegates can surround themselves in a relaxing atmosphere. The Atrium Restaurant & Bar is also set amongst the atrium and is open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Pavilion on Northbourne offers complimentary secure onsite parking, 24 hour reception and room service, gym, outdoor pool, business centre, guest laundry and free WiFi. VENUE

With two stunning tropical atriums bringing the outdoors in, the Pavilion on Northbourne provides a unique venue all year round and the perfect backdrop for any event, offering that WOW factor. Be it a conference, special celebration, or just a place to meet, Pavilion on Northbourne has facilities to suit your requirements. Four dedicated conference rooms provide a range of options for events of up to 250 guests, with pillar-less spaces and soft, natural lighting, as well as block out options, and fully equipped Audio Visual equipment. The events team can assist with all aspects of your event, from planning and concept stages, right through to managing all of the technical elements on the day. Discover or rediscover this unique venue! CONVENTION FUNCTION AREAS AREA

CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS

THEATRE

COCKTAIL

BANQUET

CLASSROOM

CABARET

U-SHAPE

BOARDROOM

AREA (M2)

Four Seasons A

100

108

Four Seasons B

100

108

Four Seasons

250

200

190

120

130

–

217

Forest Room

100

120

Boardroom

Glasshouse

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THE SEBEL CANBERRA CIVIC The Sebel Canberra Civic boasts luxury modern furnishings whilst inviting you to relax and stay a while. Whether coming to attend a short meeting or staying for a week long conference, The Sebel Canberra Civic is ready to be your home away from home. LOCATION

Perfectly located, The Sebel Canberra Civic offers unrivalled access to the Civic CBD and beyond with Canberra’s conference, retail and entertainment districts on your doorstep. Our apartment style rooms offer a spacious living environment where guests can relax and feel at home whilst waking up to expansive views from Telstra Tower to Parliament House. STAY

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Whilst staying with The Sebel Canberra Civic you have access to our onsite gym, business centre and complimentary Wi-Fi. NEARBY

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Canberra Centre – 1 minute Canberra Theatre Centre – 1 minute National Convention Centre Canberra – 2 minutes New Acton Precinct – 2 minutes The Australian National University (ANU) – 4 minutes Parliament House – 5 minutes Braddon Restaurant Precinct – 5 minutes Questacon – 5 minutes National Museum of Australia – 6 minutes National Gallery of Australia – 8 minutes Exhibition Park Canberra (EPIC) – 15 minutes

VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION

address 197 London Circuit, Canberra, ACT 2601 phone 02 6267 5675 email sales@thesebelcanberra.com.au web thesebelcanberra.com.au

The Sebel Canberra Civic has 144 guest rooms including; Superior Queen, Superior Queen and Single, Executive King and Family Apartments. Guest rooms include modern furnishings with a luxurious pillowtop bed, a kitchenette with cooking facilities, a Nespresso coffee machine, Foxtel, Samsung UHD TV with pay per view movies and complimentary WIFI.

TWO24 CONFERENCING BY WORK CLUB

address Level 1, 224 Bunda Street, Canberra 2601 phone 02 6136 4400 email Two24Conferencing@workclubglobal.com web Two24conferencing.com.au

Welcome to Two24 Conferencing by Work Club, Canberra’s gathering place for business leaders & changemakers. Located right in the heart of Civic with direct access to Canberra Centre’s premium retail amenities as well as Secure parking. Two24 Conferencing raises the bar for in-person and hybrid meetings, with a collection of artfully appointed spaces suited to all manner of collaboration, training and corporate entertaining. Each room is fitted out with a combination of Australian designer and one-of-a-kind European pieces. Meanwhile the state-of-the-art conferencing technology allows guests a multi-sensory experience; with a selection of menus crafted & provided by lauded Canberra restaurant INKA. From gourmet canapes & cocktail to sommelier led wine-lists, the team have pulled together an offering for every occasion. At Two24 Conferencing you can enjoy: • 11 Meeting spaces • Unique boardroom environments • State-of-the-art AI powered video conferencing • Samsung Flip interactive displays • Australia’s first Samsung 110” “The Wall” screens • Webex Digital whiteboards • Concierge & Butler services • Exclusive catering options by INKA Take your meeting, function, or conference to the next level.

ABODE HOTELS

address 1300 122 633 email events@abodehotels.com.au web abodehotels.com.au

Abode Hotels offers self-contained, apartment style accommodation across eight locations in Canberra and surrounds. All properties are smart in design, providing guests with the essentials they need, plus a few extras on top. Conference and event spaces are located at Abode Woden and Abode Belconnen, both just 15 minutes’ drive from Canberra’s city centre.

AKIBA

address 40 Bunda Street, Canberra ACT 2601 phone 02 6162 0602 email info@akiba.com.au web akiba.com.au

The ultimate events destination, Akiba offers two truly unique function spaces. The state-of-the-art Atrium with a dramatic sculptural installation is ideal for cutting-edge networking events, whereas our private function room is the perfect choice for a meeting or a private dining experience.

ALBERT HALL address Commonwealth Avenue Yarralumla ACT 2600 phone 02 6205 4900 email alberthall@act.gov.au web treasury.act.gov.au/venues-canberra/ albert-hall

The Albert Hall is an elegant example of 1920s Federal Capital style of architecture, also called Renaissance Revival or Classical Revival style. The Albert Hall is unique, retaining most of its original exterior and interior elements and some features of the original landscape. This centrally-located, grand old building can be hired for a range of occasions.

ALIVIO TOURIST PARK

address 20 Kunzea Street O’connor ACT 2602 phone 02 6247 5466 email reservations@aliviogroup.com.au web aliviogroup.com.au

Alivio Tourist Park Canberra offers luxury accommodation, caravan sites, resort-style leisure facilities, and an on-site restaurant. The bushland setting, bordering Bruce Ridge Nature Reserve, and adjacent to both Canberra Nature Park and Black Mountain Nature Reserve, only 4km from the city enhances our guests’ visit whilst exploring our nation’s capital.

BELCONNEN ARTS CENTRE address 118 Emu Bank, Belconnen ACT 2617 phone: 02 6173 3300 email: hello@belcoarts.com.au web: belcoarts.com.au

Belconnen Arts Centre is a thriving, creative, purposebuilt venue that will set your function apart. Located in the heart of Belconnen, overlooking stunning Lake Ginninderra, the Centre offers one-of-a-kind spaces, creative ideas, and great accessibility close to cafes, shops and restaurants. Talk to us about hosting your next function today!

CANBERRA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FUNCTION CENTRE

address 37 Constitution Avenue, Reid ACT 2601 phone 02 6207 3132 email functioncentre@cit.edu.au web cit.act.edu.au

Located just a few minutes’ walk from the heart of Canberra, and en route to Canberra Airport, CIT is the perfect venue for your next event. The facilities are multipurpose boasting an impressive boardroom, expansive conferencing spaces, and event and restaurant facilities, catering for any event up to 260 people.

address 150 Northbourne Avenue, Braddon ACT 2612 phone 02 6248 5311 email events@canberrarexhotel.com.au web canberrarexhotel.com.au

The Canberra Rex Hotel is conveniently located only one kilometre north of Canberra’s city centre. The Hotel offers bespoke accommodation options and unique dining experiences, including Canberra’s only rooftop bar and ten versatile event spaces that can cater for over 1000 guests.

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CANBERRA SOUTHERN CROSS YACHT CLUB

address Lotus Bay, Mariner Place, Alexandrina Drive, Yarralumla ACT 2600 phone 02 6273 1784 email functions.yacht@cscc.com.au web cscc.com.au

Canberra Southern Cross Yacht Club incorporating Southern Cross Cruises, offers a variety of superb function venues for up to 150 people. Nestled on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, in the prestigious suburb of Yarralumla, the Yacht Club is the perfect venue for your next function or event.

address Civic Square, London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2600 phone 02 6243 5711 email venuehire@canberratheatrecentre.com.au web canberratheatrecentre.com.au

Set in the heart of the city, Canberra Theatre Centre is the premier entertainment venue in the nation’s capital. Whether you’re seeking a theatre for your conference, or to attend an after-hours concert or theatre event to top off your visit to Canberra, our venue allows you to mix business with pleasure.

address 810 Norton Road, Wamboin NSW 2620 phone 02 6238 3830 | 0408 032 059 email business@contentiouscharacter.com.au web contentiouscharacter.com.au

Contentious Character is in the hills of Wamboin, 15 minutes from Canberra Airport. We’re a contemporary single vineyard estate with winery, cellar door, kitchen, event and wedding facilities. We offer a unique tasting experience with our extensive range of aged vintages across all seven varieties grown on the property and unheard of in the Canberra wine region.

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EAST HOTEL

address 69 Canberra Avenue, Kingston ACT 2604 phone 02 6295 6925 email meet@easthotel.com.au web easthotel.com.au

Situated in Canberra’s prestigious Inner South, walking distance from Manuka and Kingston precincts, East Hotel features 140 rooms in various apartment style combinations. Conferencing at East is refreshing, relaxed and professional. Meet in one of the modern, state-ofthe-art conference rooms, boardrooms or all-day meeting lounge, all with a distinctively edgy East Hotel touch.

FITTERS WORKSHOP Address Printers Way Kingston ACT 2604 Phone 02 6205 5230 (option 3) Email fittersworkshop@act.gov.au Web treasury.act.gov.au/venues-canberra/ fitters-workshop

Constructed in 1916-1917 and designed by John Smith Murdoch, the Fitters’ Workshop is part of a wider industrial complex formerly serving government plant and equipment, and construction work. As a part of the Kingston Power House historic precinct, the venue oozes old school charm - featuring high ceilings and large windows it is ideal for sophisticated events and is a pristine venue awaiting your inspiration and creative touch.

FORREST HOTEL AND APARTMENTS

address 30 National Circuit, Forrest ACT 2603 phone 02 6203 4300 email admin@forresthotel.com web forresthotel.com

Forrest Hotel and Apartments is situated conveniently in the Parliamentary Triangle, just minutes to everything you need in the capital. Our conference facilities have gorgeous views of parkland and Parliament House, and are ideally suited for business and government alike. You will be impressed!

GIO STADIUM CANBERRA

address Battye Street, Bruce ACT 2617 phone 02 6256 6700 email info@giostadiumcanberra.com.au web giostadiumcanberra.com.au

One of Canberra’s most unique conference venues, Canberra Stadium provides flexible options for conferences and events. With ample space for free parking, the Stadium provides an easily accessible venue with magnificent views of the playing field, illuminated for evening functions.

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address Victoria Street, Hall ACT 2618 phone 0427 767 799 email craigstarr@gold-creek.com.au web goldcreekstation.com.au

Gold Creek Station is a unique venue in the Canberra region. Catering for up to 300 guests on a rural property only 20 minutes from the city centre, delegates can experience a day in the life of a farming family. Watch sheep shearing demonstrations and enjoy a hearty barbecue lunch for a distinctly Aussie experience.

GOOGONG COMMUNITY CENTRE Address Cnr Gorman Drive and McPhail Way, Googong NSW 2620 Phone 02 6285 6583 Email qprccommunityfacilities@qprc.nsw. gov.au

Perfectly positioned next to the spectacular Tinderry Nature Reserve, the Googong Community Centre is an event space for recreational, educational, artistic, social and cultural activities. Providing a new multipurpose function space in the heart of Googong, the facilities include two function rooms that could easily be divided for separate activities, boardroom, office space and a unique outdoor terrace.

Address 8 National Circuit, Barton, ACT 2600 Phone 02 6234 4444 Email meet@tfehotels.com Web hotelkurrajong.com.au

The 147-key Hotel Kurrajong is a rare gem that has watched Canberra grow from a political idea to a bustling national capital. The events team are industry leaders, having won a swag of awards for providing exceptionally unique events that cater to contemporary functions whilst adding the charming flair of the 1920s across their six event spaces.

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IBIS STYLES CANBERRA

Address 203 Goyder Street, Narrabundah ACT 2604 Phone 02 6295 2944 Email sales@ibisstylescanberra.com.au Website ibiscanberra.com.au

ibis Styles Canberra is a superb Canberra conference venue. Our stylish surroundings will set the perfect stage for your professional or private get-together. The talented staff members are always standing by to cater for your needs, so you won’t have to worry about a thing.

IBIS STYLES EAGLEHAWK RESORT

Address 1222 Federal Hwy, Sutton ACT 2620 Phone 02 6234 4444 Email sales@ibisstylescanberra.com.au Web ibisstylescanberra.com.au

ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk is a unique venue located 15 minutes from Canberra CBD. With its tranquil bush surroundings, it is the perfect place for your next event. Seven versatile function rooms and outdoor locations means ibis Styles Canberra Eaglehawk is sure to have the right venue for you.

JAMALA WILDLIFE LODGE AT THE NATIONAL ZOO & AQUARIUM address 999 Lady Denman Drive, Canberra ACT 2611 phone 02 6287 8444 email info@jamalawildlifelodge.com.au web jamalawildlifelodge.com.au

Offering 5-star luxury accommodation in the heart of Canberra’s National Zoo & Aquarium, Jamala Wildlife Lodge presents guests with a truly remarkable overnight experience. Designed to provide up close and personal interactions with some of the zoo’s most revered residents, an all-inclusive stay at Jamala is an unforgettable experience.

JERRABOMBERRA COMMUNITY CENTRE

Address 25-31 The Parkway, Jerrabomberra NSW 2619 Phone 02 6285 6583 Email qprccommunityfacilities@qprc.nsw. gov.au

Situated in the heart of Jerrabomberra, this fantastic facility has five multipurpose function rooms of varying sizes. The Lakeside and Waratah sides of the venue are both equipped with kitchen facilities and access to furniture needed for medium to large scale events. A large hall is available, or book the whole Community Centre for your next gathering.

address 131 City Walk, Canberra City ACT 2601 phone 02 6257 0111 email info@kingomalleys.com.au web kingomalleys.com.au

Multi award-winning King O’Malley’s is a must-visit while in Canberra. King O’Malley’s is the perfect central meeting point with a beautiful City Walk Beer Garden. Located within walking distance to major hotels, ANU, Casino, shops and the National Convention Centre Canberra.

Address Canberra Centre, Bunda Street, Canberra ACT 2601 Phone 0412 882 253 Email stefan.fursh@kingpinplay.com Web kingpinplay.com

Guests can look forward to a multi-faceted event featuring such elements as escape rooms, VR, karaoke, arcade play, and of course premium bowling lanes at Kingpin Canberra! These activities paired with our fully licensed venue and top-notch catering will leave your guests bowled over (pun intended).

address 3 Leichhardt Street, Kingston ACT 2603 phone 02 6185 0006 email manager@knightsbridgecanberra.com.au web knightsbridgecanberra.com.au

Knightsbridge Canberra is located in the heart of Kingston, minutes from Parliament House, Manuka, the CBD and all the national capital’s major attractions. We offer a variety of accommodation types, including rooms, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, featuring opulent designer furniture in both classic and contemporary styles.

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LAKE CRACKENBACK RESORT & SPA

Address 1650 Alpine Way, Crackenback NSW 2627 Phone 1300 60 41 81 Email johng@lakecrackenback.com.au Web lakecrackenback.com.au

Free from distractions, Lake Crackenback provides an inspiring environment where your group will truly connect and engage at your next conference/event. With a diverse range of accommodation options, indoor/ outdoor venues, in addition to on-site resort activities available, Lake Crackenback delivers a truly unique event experience set in a magnificent nature-based venue setting.

LINCOLN DOWNS RESORT BATEMANS BAY BW SIGNATURE COLLECTION BY BEST WESTERN address 11683 Princes Highway, Batemans Bays NSW 2536 phone 02 4478 9200 email sales@lincolndowns.com.au web lincolndowns.com.au

Situated in the beautiful Yuin country (Batemans Bay) between Canberra & Sydney, Lincoln Downs offers 34 modern rooms & suites with complimentary parking & WIFI. Our function rooms can cater from 10 to 150 guests in a range of settings overlooking the private lake with a relaxing country atmosphere.

MANTRA MACARTHUR

Address 219 Northbourne Avenue, Turner ACT 2612 Phone 02 6112 9200 Email canberra.events-gcau@accor.com

Mantra MacArthur’s conferencing facility is perfect for your next conference or event. The conferencing space accommodates every type of corporate event, from intimate meetings and presentations to large conferences for up to 100 delegates. With 4 unique event spaces, a delicious selection of dining options and contemporary accommodation, your next meeting or event will become a truly personalised experience.

MANTRA ON NORTHBOURNE

Address 84 Northbourne Avenue Canberra ACT 2600 Phone 02 6243 2500 Email canberra.events@mantragroup.com.au Web mantraonnorthbourne.com.au

Mantra on Northbourne is the perfect venue for your next inner-city conference, seminar or business meeting in Canberra. Our three business rooms accommodate every type of corporate event from intimate meetings and presentations to large conferences for up to 150 delegates. Each venue features stylish decor and spacious rooms, providing the perfect environment for delegates and presenters.

Address 39 Limestone Avenue Braddon ACT 2612 Phone 02 6243 0000 Email events@mercurecanberra.com.au | stay@mercurecanberra.com.au Web mercurecanberra.com.au

Mercure Canberra offers flexible conference & event spaces both indoor and outdoor with a maximum capacity of 180 guests. With a dedicated events coordinator, affordable pricing, a wide selection of menus and over ninety years’ experience delivering meetings & events, Mercure Canberra is the perfect choice.

address 1 Elouera Street, Braddon ACT 2612 phone 02 6220 0000 email sales.canberra@midnighthotel.com.au web midnighthotel.com.au

Located right in the heart of Canberra, and part of Marriott International Autograph Collection, Midnight Hotel presents 199 premium guest rooms, a restaurant, bar, gym, sauna, and an indoor pool. Midnight Hotel also offers a range of conference and event spaces, featuring floor to ceiling windows, stylish furnishings, and smart audio-visual technology.

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MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIAN DEMOCRACY AT OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE address 18 King George Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 1300 870 433 email moadophevents@ restaurantassociates.com.au web functionsatoph.com.au

Home of the federal Parliament from 1927 to 1988, Old Parliament House (OPH) now houses the Museum of Australian Democracy and offers over 15 versatile spaces suited to a variety of special events, from board meetings for 10 to milestone dinners for 400. Special highlights or behind the scenes tours can be tailored to the interest of the conference or event guests.

NATIONAL CAPITAL AUTHORITY

phone 02 6271 2888 email events@nca.gov.au web canberraevents.com.au

Whether you’re looking for an indoor venue with unforgettable views, or somewhere to host a garden party, the National Triangle has some of the most iconic vistas in the country, and they’re available to hire for your event. Popular venues for events and functions include The National Capital Exhibition, The Chimes Room in the National Carillon, and the Old Parliament House Rose Gardens.

NATIONAL FILM AND SOUND ARCHIVE OF AUSTRALIA

address McCoy Circuit, Acton ACT 2600 phone 02 6248 2000 email events@nfsa.gov.au web nfsa.gov.au

Housed in one of Australia’s most beautiful Art Deco buildings, the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) has the capacity to host a range of events, including corporate and private functions, conferences and events. Our venues include the Arc cinema and our art deco Theatrette. Catering options available.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

address King Edwards Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 02 6012 7010 email events@npg.gov.au web portrait.gov.au

The National Portrait Gallery is a dramatic and culturally rich venue for your next event. Our elegant building has the greatest respect for the local environment, natural light and human proportions. The Gallery’s flexible event spaces can cater to any style of event, including breakfasts, conferences, workshops, launches, cocktail receptions, and dinners.

Address 65 Northbourne Avenue, Canberra ACT 2600 Phone 02 6245 5000 Email h2796@accor.com Web novotelcanberra.com.au

Novotel Canberra is conveniently located in Canberra’s CBD and retail precinct. With 286 spacious rooms and apartments and seven dedicated function and meeting rooms you will find Novotel Canberra perfect for your next event or conference – whether a small board meetings or a complex residential conference. The offers a restaurant and bar, indoor swimming pool, spa, sauna and gym.

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NRMA MURRAMARANG BEACH FRONT HOLIDAY RESORT Address Mills Beach, Banyandah Street, South Durras NSW 2536 Phone 02 4478 6666 Email murramarang.events nrmaparksandresorts.com.au Web nrmamurramarang.com.au/groups

NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort is nestled in a national park in South Durras, located a two-hour drive from Canberra, and 30 minutes from Moruya Airport. The natural surrounds will leave your group feeling refreshed and inspired. Choose from four conference rooms catering up to 120 people, and our range of outdoor spaces and facilities, accommodation options and fully licensed restaurant.

address 25 Edinburgh Avenue, NewActon, Canberra ACT 2600 phone 02 6287 6287 web www.ovolohotels.com.au/ovolonishi

We have event spaces both in the Ovolo Nishi building and in the NewActon precinct. All have the warmth and generosity of room to do great work and host meaningful events. Each one has been individually considered, and each one has the same raw material attributes we have applied in our hotel rooms.

PEPPERS GALLERY HOTEL Address 15 Edinburgh Avenue, Canberra, ACT 2601 Phone 02 6243 2410 Email canberra.events-gcau@accor.com Web peppers.com.au/gallery

With indoor and outdoor spaces available, Peppers Gallery Hotel provides an atmospheric destination for meetings, presentations, events and special occasions. With state-of-the-art technology and facilities, delicious catering options and an experienced Events Team, Peppers Gallery Hotel will provide your delegates with a memorable and unique experience

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QUEST CANBERRA CITY WALK SERVICED APARTMENTS

address 240 City Walk, Canberra ACT 2602 phone 0481 774 702 email sales.canberracitywalk@ questapartments.com.au web questapartments.com.au

Quest Canberra City Walk offers guests a relaxed and comfortable accommodation experience in the heart of the Canberra CBD. Quest City Walk is ideally positioned in between Canberra Centre, Glebe Park and the National Convention Centre Canberra, perfect for short or long term stays.

QUESTACON - THE NATIONAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CENTRE

address King Edward Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600 phone 02 6270 2800 web questacon.edu.au

Uncover the mysteries of science and surprise and delight your guests with a memorable experience at Questacon. We can create a bespoke event including an exciting science show, engaging science experiments and time to browse the galleries and interactive exhibits, or add a visit to Questacon to your event’s social program.

RAMADA DIPLOMAT HOTEL

Address 2 Hely St, Griffith ACT 2603 Phone 02 6295 2277 Email events@diplomathotel.com.au Web diplomat.ramadacanberra.com.au

The Diplomat is located close to the new Kingston Foreshore but far enough from your office to focus on your event. A boutique event offering, there are 3 rooms to choose from, all perfect for seminars or celebrations for up to 60 people. The central atrium restaurant offers soaring ceilings and natural light and is also available for private bookings.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN MINT

address Denison Street, Deakin ACT 2600 phone 02 6202 6999 web ramint.gov.au

View the coin production factory where all of Australia’s spending coins are made and discover the National Coin Collection. Make your own coin and buy a memento or collectible from the Mint Coin Shop. Located ten minutes from Canberra City, the Royal Australian Mint boasts free entry, free tours and plenty of free parking.

ROYAL HOTEL QUEANBEYAN

address 85 Monaro Street, Queanbeyan NSW 2620 phone 02 6297 1444 email functions@royalhotelqbn.com.au web royalhotelqbn.com.au

The Royal Hotel Queanbeyan’s Upper House events venue is the benchmark for events in the region and Canberra. The refurbished venue boasts a collaboration of contemporary comforts with the original architecture and history of the building. All event rooms are complemented by the atrium and outdoor terrace, with Japanese Maple trees.

address Gorman House Arts Centre, Batman Street, Braddon ACT 2612 phone 02 6249 6050 email info@sagedining.com.au web sagerestaurant.net.au

Nestled inside treasured 1920s heritage building Gorman House in the heart of Canberra, award-winning Sage serves innovative cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Alongside the main dining room is a newly built open garden room overlooking a courtyard and gardens. Catering for indoor and outdoor events for up to 150 guests.

address 34 Isabel Drive, Murrumbateman NSW 2582 phone 02 6227 5827 email info@shawvineyards.com.au web shawwines.com.au

Shaw Wines is a boutique winery located in Murrumbateman, 30 kilometres from Canberra. There is an onsite restaurant available for group functions, and at cellar door we offer seated wine tastings. Our private cellar is available for small dining events or an intimate space available for meetings.

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THE MARION

Address Barrine Drive, Regatta Point Commonwealth Park, Parkes ACT 2600 Phone 02 7252 7711 Email info@themarion.com.au Web themarion.com.au

The Marion is brought to you by one of Australia’s most iconic hospitality leaders, Grand Pacific Group. With stunning views of the Capital all year round, we accommodate premium dining experiences and cocktail events with the perfect environment you and your guests will remember forever. Experience culinary excellence with a bespoke menu and beverage list to match. Let our awardwinning team take care of you and bring your vision to life.

Address 21 Wentworth Avenue Kingston ACT 2604 Phone 02 6205 5230 (option 3) Email formertransportdepot@act.gov.au Web treasury.act.gov.au/venues-canberra/ former-transport-depot

The Former Transport Depot offers industrial charm in the heart of the Kingston Arts Precinct. With heritage significance, the Depot’s engineering is evident from its 1940-41 construction with fully exposed, welded rigid portal frame. Accommodating all kinds of events, the space is split into three distinct areas and each can be hired separately. The combined areas can cater largescale events.

Address 3 Rimmer ST, Canberra ACT 2601 Phone 02 6125 51551 Email events.unihouse@anu.edu.au Web unihouse.anu.edu.au/uhcommons-events

Welcome to UH@Commons, proudly managed by University House where you will find passionate hospitality professionals committed to your event experience. Our unique venue is conveniently situated within the Australian National University and a 5-minute walk from the CBD (NB: University House is operating from this venue while refurbishment is completed)

Address 1 Rogan Street, Canberra Airport, ACT 2609 Phone 02 6201 1500 Email meet@tfehotels.com Web vibehotels.com

With its spiralling black-and-white six-storey atrium, gold-accented lounge, and marble fire pit, it’s easy to believe that James Bond would enjoy a pre-flight martini at this 191-key hotel before jetting off on his next adventure. Situated just 10 minutes from Canberra’s CBD, the hotel offers state-of-the-art conference facilities that are both flexible and functional - from boardroom settings to parties for 200.

Address 1 Genge St, Canberra ACT 2601 Phone 6171 2092 Email info@wilma.com.au Web wilmabbq.com.au

Wilma is Canberra’s newest and first progressive Asian BBQ, in the heart of Canberra’s CBD. Using primitive cooking methods with the best Australian ingredients we offer a menu full of Asian-Australian favourites. The 200+ capacity restaurant hosts many private dining experiences. A sister bar, The Pearl, within Wilma features Asian inspired cocktails and bar menu.

Address 208 Cotter Road Yarralumla ACT 2600 Phone 02 6205 5230 (option 3) Email yarralumlawoolshed@act.gov.au Web treasury.act.gov.au/venues-canberra/ yarralumla-woolshed

Looking for a venue with a difference for that special event? The Yarralumla Woolshed is a unique piece of Canberra’s history and a fabulous rural style venue for hire. This important community social venue was built in 1904 and is a perfect location for events such as bush dances, promotions, small scale musical performances, Christmas parties and more.

Address 245 Lady Denman Dr, Canberra ACT 2600 Phone 02 6205 5230 (option 3) Email yarramundiculturalcentre@act.gov.au Web treasury.act.gov.au/venues-canberra/ yarramundi-cultural-centre

The Yarramundi Cultural Centre is part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Centre. Situated lakeside near the National Arboretum Canberra and the National Museum of Australia. The meeting room with 100 capacity is a perfect bush setting for hosting events such as meetings, conferences, workshops and other private functions.

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address Unit 2-5, 75 Sheppard Street HUME ACT 2620 phone 02 6260 2311 email info@eetechnology.com.au web eetechnology.com.au facebook @eliteeventtechnology instagram @eliteeventtech linkedin Elite Event Technology

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Elite Event Technology has thrived in the Nation’s Capital of Canberra for over 25 years and is considered to be Canberra’s number one Audiovisual provider. EET works in collaboration with our clients, venue banquet and sales teams to deliver fresh new ideas and creative technical solutions that complement the surroundings. EET is the in-house and preferred Audiovisual supplier for some of Canberra’s most iconic and prestigious venues. Our location places us in an ideal geographic location to service our clients along the Eastern seaboard of Australia and we regularly deliver one-off events, roadshows and tours across the country.

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PACKAGES

We strongly believe in tailoring a package to suit your specific requirements – every event is unique, as is the space it will be presented in. Our expert and friendly staff will assist you every step of the way during the planning and delivery of your event. We offer Technical Management, Event Styling, Video Production and Design services in-house as part of our holistic approach to events. Our philosophy is that every component of the event should be cohesive; adding to your guests experience and reinforcing the message you wish to convey. SERVICES

Whether you are a venue, event organiser, PCO, Government or NGO, our goal is to become an extension of your own team, and we understand that appearances are just as important as results. Our equipment is maintained to the highest standards, always kept clean and tidy and tested before each event to ensure flawless performance and the highest safety standards. Our staff are friendly and polite, and our company uniform policy ensures we always look the part. SAFETY

The safety of our staff, customers, clients and their guests is paramount to EET, particularly during recent world events. We therefore will work with you to facilitate a COVIDSafe plan and practices to suit all events, venues and operations. TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS

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Audio Lighting Large Screen Projection & LED Screens Video Staging Rigging Architectural Lighting Audiovisual Operators Technical Management CAD Drawing & Layout plans Specialist Personnel Lighting Design

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Live Streaming Hybrid Event Services Event Styling Set Design & Construction Bespoke Staging and Exhibition Stands Production & Media Video & Audio Content Production Video & Audio Recording and Streaming Conference Content Management Presentation Design & Production

ENCORE EVENT TECHNOLOGIES

address Flemington Rd, EPIC Coorong Pavilion, Mitchell, ACT, 2911 phone 02 6124 0700 email info@encore-anzpac.com web encore-anzpac.com

AWARD WINNING EVENT SERVICES & HYBRID SOLUTIONS

Encore Event Technologies is a leading events services provider. They offer a complete range of services including superior audio-visual technology, styling, set design, multimedia, production management and more. Encore has developed a new suite of hybrid and virtual services enabling events to be delivered with presenters and attendees from anywhere in the world. Their services include live streaming and interactive platforms, video conferencing, webcasting, apps and a range of digital services to engage your audience, whether they’re in the room or participating remotely. The Encore difference is a tailor-made solution for your specific needs, supported by a trusted event production and technical team to guide you every step of the way. Contact the team to see how they can deliver your next event.

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Join Dhawura Aboriginal Cultural Tours on a journey and travel back in time to become a part of ‘The Dreaming’. Gain a deep understanding of Aboriginal culture with an experienced Aboriginal guide. Hear local Ngunawal Traditional Custodians interpret at various sites of significance in and around Canberra. Turn your break into an Australian adventure by following in the steps of our ancestors and learn to listen to the diversity of landscapes, wildlife and natural bush. Disconnect from the noise of your everyday modern life and connect to the land. Dhawura Aboriginal Cultural Tours offer short, half or full day tours, suitable for families and groups. Packages and customised tours are also available. Contact operator for available tour dates. phone 0407 517 844 email thunderstonemg@gmail.com web thunderstone.net.au

CONFERENCE SERVICES

DHAWURA ABORIGINAL CULTURAL TOURS

STARGIGS

Celebrations

02 6153 3518 info@stargigs.com.au stargigs.com.au

Variety. Always, in all ways.

Weddings

Events

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CONFERENCE CO-ORDINATORS

Conference Co-ordinators Creation Registration Innovation

address PO Box 905 WODEN ACT 2606 phone 02 6292 9000 email conference@confco.com.au web conferenceco.com.au

address PO Box 6150 Kingston ACT 2604 phone 0434 143 657 | 02 6281 6624 email conference@conlog.com.au web conlog.com.au

Conference Co-ordinators has extensive experience in the planning and co-ordination of meetings, conventions and exhibitions, from small ‘invitation only’ events to major national conferences. Our list of clients includes private sector companies, associations, major community organisations through to Local and Federal Government departments and agencies. Some of the major national conferences and events we have managed have involved over 450 speakers through a ‘call for papers’ process to international events with 100 speakers (many from overseas) that required us to manage their every need including travel and accommodation and interpreting services.

At Conlog, our award-winning team will work closely with you to project manage your conference or business event, freeing you of the workload and stress of managing it yourself. We can manage every facet of your event ranging from registrations, to speakers to sponsorship. We have been in the industry for over 30 years and have invested heavily in the latest technology, including the ability to run high level virtual events. With your industry knowledge and our events project management experience, we can create a memorable event experience for all stakeholders.

CONSEC - CONFERENCE AND EVENT MANAGEMENT

KAIGI CONFERENCING AND EVENTS

address PO Box 3127 Belconnen Delivery Centre BELCONNEN ACT 2617 phone 02 6252 1200 email admin@consec.com.au web consec.com.au

Consec is committed to partnering with clients to deliver events of the highest quality and interactivity for their attendees. Over the past two years the Consec team is privileged to have partnered with many clients in delivering conferences and activities very differently - hybrid and virtual - but is really looking forward to live events in 2022. The Consec team has over 90 years of combined experience and will work in collaboration with you to meet your event objectives, whether you are an association, government department, university or corporation. If you are seeking to hold an event or conference which is about sharing knowledge, collaborating and networking, then the Consec team is ready and looks forward to working with you.

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CONFERENCE LOGISTICS (CONLOG)

address Level 1, The Realm, 18 National Circuit, Barton ACT 2600 phone 02 6198 3218 | 0488 445 029 email tricia@kaigi.com.au web kaigi.com.au

Kaigi Conferencing and Events understands the need for tailored conference management, rather than a ‘one size fits all’ approach. We offer highly professional event management solutions with a flexible approach to ensure outstanding results. We are boldly entering the new world of virtual and hybrid conference management and look forward to sharing our experience to manage your next event. We will look after the practical and administrative matters whilst you focus on areas of the conference where your expertise lies. Our approach is personalised, flexible and consultative. Our management is unobtrusive, efficient and supportive. Your conference is not about us – it’s about you.

address Mitchell ACT 2911 phone 0421 882 088 email info@altinadrinks.com web altinadrinks.com

A Canberra start up producing delicious alcohol free drinks that are driven by natural ingredients without any artificial sugar, juice or syrup. We have 750ml bottles and 250ml cans to cater for any events. Perfect for gala dinners, private functions or special occasions and ideal speaker and attendee gifts – just chill and pour straight from the bottle.

Address 67 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609 Phone 02 6206 2007 Email marina@barlens.com.au Web barlens.com.au/exhibitions

The Barlens Exhibitions (BEX) team pride ourselves on partnering with clients covering the entire East Coast to create and deliver outstanding exhibitions. We are a one-stop solution for shell scheme, custom stands, furniture and are committed to providing professionalism and expertise on all areas of exhibition services.

phone 0427 976 940 email brad@bradleycummingsphotography .com.au web bradleycummingsphotography.com.au

I can help you showcase your events to your stakeholders, clients, and public, with discreet professional photography that captures the experience of your event. I am a fully accredited and experienced professional photographer, based in Canberra, and I would love to talk to you about photographing your next event.

Address Level 5, 1 Moore St, Canberra ACT 2601 Phone 02 5133 5983 | 0413 747 186 Email adrian@brivvio.com Web brivvio.com

The Brivvio app enables events and venues to create branded and captioned video clips in seconds. Build an online buzz in the lead up to, or after, your event. Share instant branded vox-pop videos on social media. Get delegates creating their own video content with your branding, and sharing it with their networks.

address 5/24 Mort Street, Braddon ACT 2612 phone 02 6257 7266 email frontdesk@bytesncolours.com.au web bytesncolours.com.au

Bytes ‘n Colours provides quality, speed and reliability for digital and large format print. We offer print and display requirements delivered at the site of your Canberra event, including brochures, perfect bound, PUR glued, saddle stitched or wiro bound books, pull-up banners or foam mounted displays.

BARLENS

CONFERENCE SERVICES

ALTINA DRINKS

BRADLEY CUMMINGS PHOTOGRAPHY

BRADLEY CUMMINGS photography

BRIVVIO

BYTES ‘N COLOURS

CAM SULLINGS

Address 55 Bellenden St Crace ACT Phone 0412 978 946 Email cam@camsullings.com.au Web camsullings.com.au

Cam Sullings is a long-time broadcaster, presenter and MC in Canberra. He hosts many of the top corporate and conference events, gala evenings and awards nights. He is the on-screen presenter and ground announcer at Canberra Raiders matches. See more about Cam’s experience: camsullings.com.au/gallery

CANBERRA SECRETS PERSONALISED TOURS

Phone 0419 209 703 Email hello@canberrasecrets.com.au Web canberrasecrets.com.au

Canberra Secrets provides tour itinerary creation and local tourism consultancy services. We design and craft the perfect Canberra experience for your conference. Step on coach tour commentary also available. Owner/ operator Marg Wade is author of three editions of Canberra Secrets guidebooks to the capital — her expertise will ensure some super special Canberra pizazz!

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CATHERINE MCGRATH MEDIA address U3, 31 Canberra Avenue, Forrest ACT 2603 phone 0417 252 145 email catherine@ catherinemcgrathmedia.com.au web catherinemcgrathmedia.com.au

In-demand media veteran, political expert, speaker, host, MC and Canberra local, Catherine McGrath can bring your Canberra event to life. Years of walking the corridors of power and reporting on politics in Australia and overseas makes her the ideal expert for your Canberra conference. Catherine McGrath is Canberra’s ‘go to MC’ for conferences wanting to connect with policy, parliament, government and the media.

address 11 Gold Creek Road, Nicholls ACT 2913 phone 1800 627 273 | 02 6230 2273 email info@cockingtongreen.com.au web cockingtongreen.com.au

Widely acclaimed as one of the best miniature displays in the world, Cockington Green Gardens provides a relaxed environment with highly detailed scale replica buildings set amongst spectacular gardens. Other facilities include a fully licensed coffee shop, gift shop and miniature steam train ride.

address 38 Essington Street, Mitchell ACT 2911 phone 02 6200 5900 email info@eavs.com.au web eavs.com.au

We have the expertise to manage all the technical aspects of your event, whether your event is live, virtual, or a combination of both. We aim to make optimal use of the venue’s capabilities, work within your budget, and most importantly, meet and exceed your audience’s expectations.

address 60 Brandl Street Brisbane Technology Park, Eight Mile Plains QLD 4113 phone 1300 236 848 web eventsair.com

EventsAIR has been continually pushing the boundaries of what an event management platform can do for over 30 years. Trusted by event professionals globally, EventsAIR is a secure, scalable and cloud-based software where event planners can manage everything from in-person, virtual to hybrid conferences, meetings and events in a single integrated platform.

address PO Box 7056, Berrima NSW 2577 phone 0418 262 282 email amanda@wildfest.com.au web experiencenature.com.au

Experience Nature, Without Roughing It. We connect you to nature through innovative and unique experiences. From Canoes, Cool Climate Wines and Canapes on Lake Burley Griffin to Pop Up Wildfest Glamping Hotels under the Stars and Immersive Day Tours with our Wild Food Adventures brand, see the nation’s capital from a different perspective. Bespoke executive, incentive and group conferencing also a speciality.

COCKINGTON GREEN GARDENS

EVENT AUDIO VISUAL SERVICES

EVENTSAIR

EXPERIENCE NATURE

EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS (FORMERLY FRONTLINE) Address Level 1, 15 Torrens Street, BRADDON ACT 2612 Phone 02 6257 8223 Email actnorth@expresspros.com.au Web expresspros.com.au/CanberraNorthACT

At Express, we specialise in short & long-term temporary staffing to keep your business running smoothly. We can assist across most industries and events. Call today, so we can learn about your business and how we may assist; there is no obligation, we are genuinely here to help.

phone 0450 960 750 email andrew@soundshop.com.au web funnellentertainment.com.au

If you’re looking for entertainers, speakers, MCs or bands with impact - but without the stress - look no further. With more than 40 years in the business, Funnell Entertainment has the expertise, market knowledge and most importantly, client confidence. We can assist you with your production and booking requirements.

FUNNELL ENTERTAINMENT

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phone 0402 370 097 email info@ggsflowers.com.au web ggsflowers.com.au

GG’s Flowers is Canberra’s social enterprise florist providing meaningful employment for people with additional needs. Specialising in large-scale events, corporate gifting and flowers with a purpose – no event is too big or small for our very special team.

Address 154 Woodgrove Close Wallaroo NSW 2618 Phone 0499 699 369 Email chris.knight@helicoptercorp.com.au Web helicoptercorp.com.au

Helicopter Corp. is a Canberra-owned and operated helicopter business. We offer a range of services that include professional flight training and custom VIP charter flight services. Our flight experiences fly our guests to many venues and wineries within the Canberra region including the South Coast and the Snowy Mountains.

phone 0418 270 863 email kobi-lee@hieblphotography.com.au web hieblphotography.com.au

Kobi-Lee Hiebl is a Canberra-based corporate photographer whose work has featured in publications and advertising distributed globally. Services include event and conference photography, accommodation, product promotions, restaurant and food photography. Kobi-Lee specialises in portraiture and creating branded corporate headshots.

address 4 Reveley Crescent, Stirling ACT 2611 phone 0415 632 502 email hire-a-guide@netspeed.com.au web visitcanberra.com.au/tours

Curated Canberra visitor experiences to complement your conference in the capital. We provide tour options tailored to suit conference and meeting schedules, logistics assistance and personal meet and greet. Hirea-Guide is Canberra’s most experienced tour guiding service with bilingual guides available in several languages. Tour itineraries range from short city insights to regional tours.

Address Hire Intelligence Sydney, St Leonards Corporate Centre, 16/39 Herbert St, St Leaonards NSW 2065 Phone 1300 655 551 Email sales@hire-intelligence.com.au Web hire-intelligence.com.au

Hire Intelligence is a leader in short term technology rental solutions nationally and overseas offering a comprehensive and cutting-edge fleet of quality equipment for events – from the humble whiteboard, to 10th gen i7 notebooks and Touch Bar MacBooks, from hassle-free registration badge printers & scanners, to Virtual Reality & Giant iTabs.

address Citroen Van phone 0412 056 888 email info@houseofbubbles.com.au web facebook.com/drinktoenjoy

Trading from an original 1971 vintage Citroen Van, The House of Bubbles is a mobile pop-up Champagne Bar, making use of the wonderful lakeside and park areas around the ACT region. Fully licensed and available for events with tailored menus or visit during public pop up sessions on the weekend.

phone 0430 112 588 email info@imagineevents.com.au web imagineevents.com.au

Imagine Events is a boutique styling company that specialises in creating unique solutions to bring your event to life. We love working with our clients to produce a custom style and look that suits your specific requirements. With over 40 years of experience in the events industry we are the perfect choice to style your next event.

HELICOPTER CORP

CONFERENCE SERVICES

GG’S FLOWERS

HIEBL PHOTOGRAPHY

HIRE-A-GUIDE

HIRE INTELLIGENCE

Short Term Technology Rental Specialists

HOUSE OF BUBBLES

IMAGINE EVENTS

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INNER COMPASS | ZOË ROUTH

address PO Box 5194, Lyneham ACT 2602 phone 0416 177 073 email zoe@innercompass.com.au web www.zoerouth.com

Zoë is a sought-after speaker on leadership, especially the messy dynamics of people stuff. Audiences consistently rate her as dynamic and engaging. Her fourth book, People Stuff - Beyond personality problems, an advanced handbook for leadership, won Book of the Year at the Australian Business Book Awards in 2020. Perfect speaker for events from boardroom to ballroom.

Address 15/14 Lonsdale Street, Braddon ACT 2612 Phone 02 6171 4144 Email bookings@lonsdaleststudio.com Web lonsdaleststudio.com

Lonsdale St Studio features 3 recording studios located in Canberra’s CBD. We offer professionally produced content and managed virtual events, driven by a team of industry professionals. Our services include video production, live streaming, webinars, photography, podcasting and audio production as well as studio dry hire. Our large studio can also be hired for physical events of up to 50 pax.

address 30 Bougainville Street, Manuka ACT 2603 phone 02 6162 1234 email maria.selleck@mariaselleck.com.au web mariaselleck.com.au

Our success is directly related to our unrivalled professional service and consistently achieving top outcomes for our clients. Our results, including some 70 suburban record sales, speak for themselves. As a boutique agency, we ensure that each of our clients receives a stress-free personalised service from appraisal to settlement and beyond.

LONSDALE ST STUDIO

MARIA SELLECK PROPERTIES

MURRAYS COACHES, BUSES AND LIMOUSINES address Jolimont Centre, 65 Northbourne Avenue Canberra ACT 2600 phone (61) 132 259 email enquiries@murrays.com.au web murrays.com.au

Murrays are the ground transport provider of choice for conference, incentive and event organisers, inbound tour operators, travel agents, corporates, sport organisations, government, schools and private individuals. Our cities are ever-changing, we understand the challenges and site restrictions when accessing sites and work with you to provide tailored transport services.

PHOTOX – CANBERRA PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICES

phone 0404 782 074 email info@photox.com.au web photox.com.au

Professional event photography that you’ll be proud to show off! Let the experienced team from Photox handle all your photography and videography needs, including comprehensive event coverage, commercial imagery, and on-location corporate portraiture. Servicing clients of all sizes, we look forward to working with you.

SBX (SYSTEM BUILT EXHIBITIONS) address Unit 15/1 Pirie Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609 phone 02 6239 1028 email info@sbx.biz web sbx.biz

SBX (System Built Exhibitions) is Canberra’s premier exhibition and event supplier. We provide anything from one-off furniture hires to product launches, cocktail parties and full-scale trade shows encompassing custom stands and shell scheme booths.

Address 45 Jardine Street, Kingston ACT 2604 Phone 02 6179 7422 Email info@scottleggo.com Web scottleggo.com

The Scott Leggo Gallery, located in the heart of Kingston, showcases the Australian landscape photography of international award-winning photographer, Scott Leggo. For visitors, as Canberra’s premier photography gallery, it is a must visit destination. The Gallery offers a range of stunning products perfect for event, corporate and personal gifts.

SCOTT LEGGO

Open 7 days from 10am.

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Phone 0403 060 612 Email hello@sheshapeshistory.com.au Web sheshapeshistory.com.au

There’s so much more to Canberra than meets the eye. Canberra was designed (by a woman!) to be the heart of the nation – the only place in Australia where all Australians are represented. We can offer conference delegates bespoke tours of the Parliamentary triangle that uncover some of the hidden secrets and share a different side to our nation’s capital.

address 2/11 Bodalla Place, Fyshwick ACT 2609 phone 02 6228 1807 email info@showponyevents.com web showponyevents.com

Show Pony Events are Canberra’s leading event styling, management and hire company. They have the capacity to style your event for a formal sit down dinner or cocktail style function. Events include, but are not limited to, national conferences, gala balls, cocktail parties, product launches and outdoor event setups.

address 1153 Nanima Road, Murrumbateman NSW 2582 phone 0417 065 209 email hello@sweetpeapoppy.com.au web sweetpeapoppy.com.au

Sweet Pea and Poppy is a a boutique chocolatier and gifting studio offering handmade artisan chocolates and quality Australian gift hampers. The chocolate range includes only ethically produced chocolate, currently focussed on Latin American and Caribbean origins. Interesting and unique flavour combinations as well as visually stunning designs make for the perfect corporate gift or indulgent treat.

Address 80B Collie St, Fyshwick ACT 2609 Phone 0438 257 955 Email lauren@teagarden.co Web teagarden.co

At Tea Garden Co we share our blends across Australia for Cafes, Hotels, Boutique and Lifestyle Stores. We have composed 100+ unique blends and recipes since our 2016 launch. Every tea that comes from our production studio is hand blended in small batches by our team each and every time.

SHOW PONY EVENTS

CONFERENCE SERVICES

SHE SHAPES HISTORY

SWEET PEA AND POPPY

TEA GARDEN CO

TRIPPAS WHITE GROUP AT AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT address Australian Institute of Sport Leverrier Street, Bruce ACT 2617 phone 02 6214 3565 email asc.events@ trippaswhitegroup.com.au web trippaswhitegroup.com.au

Trippas White Group provides premium catering for all events and dining outlets at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS). Specialising in gala dinners, entertainment, exhibitions, trade shows, sports experiences and camps, as well as events and conferencing, the AIS team can currently cater for up to 400 guests or delegates.

address 2/66 Primmer Court, Kambah ACT 2902 phone 0473 550 542 email sales@undergroundspirits.com.au web undergroundspirits.com.au

We are proudly Canberran and unashamedly modern - innovation is at the heart of what we do and we aren’t tied to convention. Enjoy our premium handcrafted spirits at your next event, you will see how obsessed we are at making the most of where we are from - whether that be collaborations with local businesses, using native botanicals or simply being massive advocates for Canberra’s ever-growing artisan food and drink scene.

address 92 High Street, Queanbeyan East NSW 2620 phone 02 6260 2106 | 0431 546 648 email info@valleylimo.com.au web valleylimo.com.au

At Valley Limousines, we are “Redefining Luxury Transport”. We have Canberra’s largest range of luxury modern limousines, sedans & coaches. Our attention to detail, and efficient customer service will make your event an enjoyable experience. Valley Limousines provides a chauffeured limousine and coach service to the entire ACT region, and our professional chauffeurs are fully equipped to meet all of your requirements.

UNDERGROUND SPIRITS

VALLEY LIMOUSINES

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INDEX

National Portrait Gallery

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Novotel Canberra

GG’s Flowers

GIO Stadium Canberra

Akiba

Gold Creek Station

Albert Hall

Googong Community Centre

Alivio Tourist Park

Helicopter Corp

105

Hiebl Photography

105

Hire-A-Guide

105

Hire Intelligence

105

Australian Academy of Science (Shine Dome)

Australian Parliament House

Australian War Memorial | Trippas White Group

Barlens Belconnen Arts Centre Bradley Cummings Photography Brassey Hotel Brivvio Burbury Hotel & Apartments

103 91 103 75 103 75

Hotel Kurrajong Canberra

Hotel Realm

House of Bubbles

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Hyatt Hotel Canberra

Ibis Styles Canberra

Ibis Styles Eaglehawk

King O’Malley’s Irish Pub

Kingpin Canberra

Knightsbridge Canberra

Lake Crackenback Resort & Spa

Lincoln Downs Resort

Little National Hotel

Lonsdale St Studio

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Mantra MacArthur

Cockington Green Gardens

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Conference Co-ordinators

102

Conference Logistics (Conlog)

102

Consec - Conference and Event Management

102

Mantra on Northbourne

Manuka Oval by Gema Group

Maria Selleck Properties Mercure Canberra

106 94

Mercure Canberra Belconnen

Crowne Plaza Canberra

Midnight Hotel

Dhawura Aboriginal Cultural Tours

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Murrays Coaches, Buses and Limousines 106

East Hotel

Elite Event Technology

Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House 94

Contentious Character

QT Canberra

Quest Canberra City Walk Serviced Apartments

96 96

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Pinnacle Apartments

Rydges Canberra

Kambri at ANU

Catherine McGrath Media

Canberra Theatre Centre

Pialligo Estate

Royal Hotel Queanbeyan

Canberra and Region Visitors Centre

Photox - Canberra Photography Services 106

Kaigi Conferencing and Events

Canberra Southern Cross Yacht Club

Peppers Gallery Hotel

Royal Australian Mint

Canberra Airport

103

Pavilion on Northbourne

Ramada Diplomat Hotel

Jerrabomberra Community Centre

Canberra Secrets Personalised Tours

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103

Canberra Southern Cross Club Woden

Ovolo Nishi

Inner Compass | Zoë Routh

Cam Sullings

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103

Canberra Rex Hotel

Old Parliament House | Restaurant Associates at MoAD

Imagine Events

Bytes ‘n Colours

NRMA Murramarang Beachfront Holiday Resort 95

Questacon - The National Science & Technology Centre

Jamala Wildlife Lodge at the National Zoo & Aquarium

Canberra Institute Of Technology Function Centre

104

Abode Hotels

103

National Museum of Australia

Funnell Entertainment A by Adina Canberra

Altina Drinks

Sage Dining Rooms

SBX (System Built Exhibitions)

106

Scott Leggo Gallery

106

Shaw Wines

She Shapes History

107

Show Pony Events

107

Stargigs

101

Sweet Pea and Poppy

107

Tea Garden Co

107

The Boat House

The Marion

The Sebel Canberra Civic

Transport Depot

Trippas White Group at Australian Institute of Sport

107

Two24 Conferencing by Work Club

UC Events and Conferencing

UH@Commons - University House

97 107

100

National Arboretum Canberra | Ginger Catering

Underground Spirits

Encore Event Technologies

Valley Limousines

107

Event Audio Visual Services

104

National Archives of Australia

Vibe Hotel Canberra Airport

EventsAIR

104

National Capital Authority

Willinga Park

Wilma and The Pearl

Exhibition Park in Canberra

National Convention Centre Canberra

Experience Nature

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National Film and Sound Archive

Express Employment Professionals

104

National Gallery of Australia | Restaurant Associates 80

Fitters Workshop

108

Forrest Hotel and Apartments

Yarralumla Woolshed

Yarramundi Cultural Centre

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