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NatioNal access to Justice & Pro BoNo coNfereNce melBourNe 2013

THURSDAY 21 & FRIDAY 22 MARCH 2013 | gRAnD HYATT MELBOURnE

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for more information, check out the conference website at www.a2j13.com.au

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JOSEpH CATAnzARITIPresident, Law Council of Australia

REYnAH TAngPresident, Law Institute of Victoria

pETER STApLETOnChairman, National Pro Bono Resource Centre

welcome

On behalf of the Law Council of Australia, the Law Institute of Victoria and the National Pro Bono Resource Centre, we are proud to bring you the fourth biennial National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference, Melbourne 2013.

The program presents leading speakers on the critical and current access to justice

issues facing Australians. The high calibre speakers are from around Australia and

abroad, including Brazil, Japan, new zealand, Singapore, South Africa and the

United Kingdom. This unique conference provides a great opportunity to network

with these leaders and brings together delegates from across the Australian legal

sector who are committed to improving access to justice.

We hope you’ll join us at this wonderful time to visit Melbourne.



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orgaNisiNg committee

The Law Council of Australia, the Law Institute of Victoria and the National Pro Bono Resource Centre are grateful for the time and effort contributed by the dedicated members of the Conference Organising Committee.

Co-Chairs

mark woods, Director, Tyler, Tipping and Woods and LIV Councillor

John corker, Director, national pro Bono Resource Centre

Members

• michael anderson, Law Council of Australia

• David Bullard, Bullards

• teresa cianciosi, public Interest Law Clearing House (VIC)

• greg cooper, LIV Advertising and Sales Manager

• Kerry curtin, LIV general Manager professional Development

• Hugh de Kretser, Federation of Community Legal Centres (VIC)

• Nicky friedman, Allens Linklaters

• laura Helm, LIV Lawyer Administrative Law and Human Rights Section

• simon Henderson, Law Council of Australia

• Kristen Hilton, Victoria Legal Aid

• michael iudica, LIV Finance Manager

• Joh Kirby, Victoria Law Foundation

• vanessa Kleinschmidt, Law Council of Australia

• megan leddin, LIV Events Manager

• Branca mcfarlane, LIV e-Marketing Manager

• David Neal sc, Victorian Bar

• Nick Parmeter, Law Council of Australia

• Jason stewart, LIV Marketing Coordinator

• Janet tan, LIV paralegal



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iNtroDuciNg tHe fourtH BieNNial access to Justice coNfereNce

The National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference 2013 will be held in Melbourne, Australia at the Grand Hyatt Melbourne on Thursday 21 – Friday 22 March 2013.

The Conference will bring together prominent international and Australian speakers to discuss access to law and legal services under the broad theme of ‘communicating justice’.

The Conference brings together lawyers and others from the legal assistance and government sectors to examine recent Australian and international developments, analyse research, create opportunities for collaboration and to promote access to justice through best practice and reform.

The Inaugural national Access to Justice and pro Bono Conference was held in Melbourne in 2006 and subsequent conferences were held in Sydney (2008) and Brisbane (2010).

The national Access to Justice and pro Bono Conference 2013 is a partnership between the Law Council of Australia, the Law Institute of Victoria and the national pro Bono Resource Centre.

Title Date Time Venue

Welcome Drinks Wednesday 20 March 6pm – 7.30pm government House

Conference Day One Thursday 21 March 8am – 5.15pm grand Hyatt Melbourne

Conference Dinner Thursday 21 March 7pm to late zInC at Federation Square

Conference Breakfast Friday 22 March 8am – 9am grand Hyatt Melbourne

Conference Day Two Friday 22 March 9am – 3pm grand Hyatt Melbourne

Program overview Register online at the National Access to Justice website www.a2j13.com.au or complete the registration form on the back of this brochure.

All delegates at the national Access to Justice and pro Bono Conference are eligible to attend the Welcome Drinks and Conference Breakfast but registration is essential as numbers are limited.

The Conference Dinner to be held on the evening of 21 March has limited spaces. Details on how to register for all of the networking Events are on page 14 of this brochure.



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DAY ONE | THURSDAY 21 MARCH | 8am – 5.15Pm | graND Hyatt melBourNe

8am – 9am conference registration

9am – 9.20am Conference welcome Opening address

9.20am – 10.15am PLENARY SESSION ONE: maKiNg tHe law uNDerstooD

Access to Justice and Participation in Making and Applying the Law – Lessons from South AfricaSpeaker: Halton Cheadle, practising Attorney and professor of Law, University of Cape Town

Comments from an Australian PerspectiveSpeaker: Joh Kirby, Executive Director, Victoria Law Foundation

Chair: The Hon. Philip Cummins, Chair, Victorian Law Reform Commission

10.15am – 10.30am morning tea

10.30am – 11.45am MORNING STREAMS

STREAM ONECRIMInAL LAW

Federal Criminal SentencingFocusing on fairness in sentencing with a case study of the mandatory people smuggling offences and the effect on people that cannot establish they are under 18 years old.

Speakers: Professor Geraldine Mackenzie, Bond University; Professor Arie Freiberg, Victorian Sentencing Advisory Council; Mark Plunkett, Bar Association of Queensland

Chair: Saul Holt, Victoria Legal Aid

STREAM TWOCIVIL AnD FAMILY LAW

How to Present a Child’s Case on a Legal Aid BudgetAddressing issues of minimal funding and making practical suggestions for promoting the best interests of a child.

Speakers: Tim Mulvany OAM, T J Mulvany & Co; Chief Magistrate Hilary Hannam, northern Territory Magistrates Court

Chair: Tony Whitelum, Cridlands MB Lawyers

STREAM THREE nEW IDEAS/EMERgIng nEEDS

Post Disaster PreparednessDiscussing access to justice for people affected by disaster, including class actions, insurance and compensation claims.

Speakers: Estelle Pearson, Finity Consulting; Greg Barns, The Tasmanian Bar; Professor Denis Nelthorpe, Footscray and Wyndham Community Legal Centres

Chair: Bevan Warner, Victoria Legal Aid

STREAM FOUR pRO BOnO

Pro Bono – Best Practice (and not so best practice) Informed by research underway at the national pro Bono Resource Centre on best practice pro bono and will cover some notable examples of pro bono relationships.

Speakers: Leanne Ho, national pro Bono Resource Centre; Scott McDougal, Caxton Legal Centre; Katrin O’Sullivan, Fred Hollows Foundation

Chair: Nicky Friedman, Allens Linklaters

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DAY ONE COnTInUED

11.45am – 1pm PLENARY SESSION TWO: iNterNatioNal lessoNs iN legal aiD

Recent developments in legal aid in the United KingdomSpeaker: Lucy Scott-Moncrieff, president, Law Society of England and Wales

Asian Access to Justice: Reform and Innovation in JapanSpeaker: Tomoki Ikenaga, Attorney-at-Law and Researcher, Japan Legal Support Center

Legal Aid Delivery in Brazil: New roles for the Office of Public Defenders Speaker: Cleber Alves, Public Defender, Office of Public Defenders, Rio de Janeiro and Professor, Universidade Católica de petrópolis (Brazil)

Chair: Mark Woods, Director, Tyler, Tipping and Woods

1pm – 2pm lunch

2pm – 3pm PLENARY SESSION THREE: tHe way tHrougH tHe fog of tHe law

Communicating Rights to People with Limited Capacity Through the Mental Illness they Experience Speaker: Dr Danny Sullivan, Assistant Clinical Director, Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health (Forensicare)Chair: Reynah Tang, LIV president

3pm – 4pm PLENARY SESSION FOUR: towarDs a NatioNal DisaBility iNsuraNce scHeme

Speakers: John Cain, Managing partner, Herbert geer; Kevin Cocks, Queensland Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, Patricia Scott, Commissioner, productivity Commission

Chair: Milly Parker, 2008 national Ambassador of the International Day of people with Disability

4pm – 4.10pm afternoon tea

4.10pm – 5.15pm AFTERNOON STREAMS

STREAM ONECRIMInAL LAW

Erosion of the Rights of the Accused Discussing developments in criminal procedure and bail, analysing the new South Wales Law Reform Commission Final report on bail law and round-up of existing and proposed bail arrangements around Australia.

Speakers: Nicholas Cowdery QC, Victorian Bar; Jane Dixon SC, Victorian Bar; Bill Potts, potts Lawyers

Chair: Rob Stary, Rob Stary Lawyers

STREAM TWO CIVIL AnD FAMILY LAW

Developments in Family ViolenceExamining recent developments in family violence including legislative changes, the development of jurisprudence and government policy.

Speakers: Zoe Rathus AM, Griffith University; Magistrate Anne Goldsborough, Magistrates’ Court of Victoria

Chair: Mark Yorston, White Ribbon/Wisewould Mahony

STREAM THREEnEW IDEAS/EMERgIng nEEDS

Access to Justice in the Digital EraExploring technology’s impact on justice.

Speakers: Lucy Scott-Moncrieff, Law Society of England and Wales; Catrina Denvir, University College London; Dr Nigel Balmer, University College London

Chair: Professor Pascoe Pleasence, University College London


Beyond the Usual Suspectsperspectives on pro bono work from those on the commercial side of the profession.

Speakers: Michael Coleman, Telstra Corporation Limited; Alex Cuthbertson, Allens Linklaters

Chair: Peter Stapleton, national pro Bono Resource Centre

7pm – late DINNER: ZINC AT FEDERATION SQUARE (registratioN esseNtial) for more details about booking and the venue please refer to page 14 of this brochure.

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7.45am registration opens

8am – 9am Conference Breakfast Victoria Law Foundation breakfast – Grand Hyatt Melbourne 123 Collins Street, Melbourne (registration essential)Proudly supported by the Victorian Law Foundation

9am – 10.30am PLENARY SESSION FIVE: IDEnTIFYIng UnMET LEgAL nEED

Panel discussion about identifying and addressing unmet legal need, based on the Legal Australia-Wide Survey and commentary from our international guests.Speakers: Geoff Mulherin, Law and Justice Foundation of new South Wales; Professor Pascoe Pleasence, University College London; Jonathan Temm, president, new zealand Law Society

Chair: Bill Grant OAM, CEO, Legal Aid nSW

10.30am – 10.45am morning tea

10.45am – 11.45am MORNING STREAMS

STREAM ONE CRIMInAL LAW

Mental Health and Criminal LawLessons from Queensland’s Mental Health Court.

Speakers: Dr Darryl Watson, Eastern Mental Health Region of Adelaide; The Honourable Justice Ann Lyons, Supreme Court of Queensland; Dr Ness McVie, Queensland Mental Health Court

Chair: Greg Howe, principal, Howe Martin & Associates Family Lawyers


Personal Properties Securities LawFocussing on the introduction of the personal property Securities Register, discussing how securities are held under the new register and how to deal with defaulting debtors.

Speakers: Catherine Uhr, Legal Aid Queensland; Professor Denis Nelthorpe, Footscray and Wyndham Community Legal Centres; Olga Ganopolsky, Veda Advantage

Chair: Colin Neave AM, Commonwealth Ombudsman


Reconciliation Action PlansResponding to Indigenous Community needs. What is working and what can we do next?

Speaker: Sharona Torrens, Reconciliation Australia; Peter Seidel, Arnold Bloch Leibler

Chair: Abigail Burchill, Victorian Bar


International Pro BonoDiscussing unmet legal need in our region and the role of pro bono.

Speakers: Nicolas Patrick, DLA piper; Malathi Das, LawAsia; Ross Ray QC, South Pacific Lawyers Association

Chair: Annette Bain, Freehills Foundation

DAY TWO | FRIDAY 22 MARCH | 7.45AM – 3PM | GRAND HYATT MELBOURNE

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11.50am – 12.50pm MORNING TO AFTERNOON STREAMS

STREAM ONE ADMInISTRATIVE LAW

Improving Administrative Decision MakingFocussing on the importance of quality advocacy and judicial review to improve administrative decision-making, using case studies in migration and social security contexts and discussing future challenges in income management and the national Disability Insurance Scheme.

Speakers: Michael Freedman, Victoria Legal Aid; Katie Miller, Victorian government Solicitor’s Office; Kristen Walker, Victorian Bar

Chair: Kristen Hilton, Victoria Legal Aid


Elder LawA legal practitioner’s role in the context of financial elder abuse.

Speakers: Anita Smith, Tasmanian guardianship and Administration Board; Peter Whitehead, Myer Family Company Ltd; Kathy Wilson, Aitken partners

Chair: Bill O’Shea, Alfred Health


National Partnership Agreementpanel discussing recent developments in the review and evaluation of the national partnership Agreement on Legal Assistance Services.

Panel Speakers: Mary Ann O’Loughlin, Council of Australian governments; Bevan Warner, Victoria Legal Aid; David Neal SC, Victorian Bar

Chair: Bruce Doyle, Doyle Family Law


Supporting Not-For-Profits (NFPs)How can nFps be developed and how can legal assistance help.

Speakers: Murray Baird, Australian Charities and not-for-profits Commission; Catherine Brown, Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation

Chair: Juanita Pope, pILCH Connect

12.50pm – 1.35pm lunch

1.35pm – 3pm CLOSING PLENARY

in an election year, this session will be an exciting opportunity to hear from the major political parties about what they are going to do about access to justice in australia.

DAY TWO COnTInUED

For the latest updates on the conference program, topics and speakers, check the conference website www.a2j13.com.au

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aBout some of our sPeaKers

Professor Cleber Alves

Cleber is a public Defender with the Rio de Janeiro State Office of Public Defenders in Brazil. He was Dean of the School of Law at the Universidade Católica de petrópolis (1999-2002), where he is currently the coordinator of the M.Sc. program in Human Rights, Law procedures and Access to Justice.

Murray Baird

murray will commence as assistant commissioner (general counsel) at the australian charities and Not-for-profits commission in may 2013 following a career in private legal practice in not-for-profit and charity law and governance. He was previously senior Partner and leader of the Not for Profit group at moores legal, melbourne.

Dr Nigel Balmer

nigel is a Reader in Law and Social Statistics at the Faculty of Laws, University College London. He also conducts research independently, predominantly as a statistical and methodological consultant. His survey work, in collaboration with professor pascoe pleasence, has become central to the development of access to justice policy in England and Wales.

Catherine Brown

Catherine is CEO of the Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation in Victoria. Catherine has a deep knowledge of how philanthropy can work with charities to make a difference and support change. She is the author of great Foundations, a guide to building resilient and effective not for profit organisations (ACER press, 2010). Catherine is a member of the Law Institute of Victoria and a fellow of the Institute of Company Directors.

John Cain

John joined Herbert geer as managing Partner in 2012. His previous roles included that of victorian government solicitor for five years, ceo of the law institute of victoria for four years and managing Partner of maurice Blackburn for ten years.

Professor Halton Cheadle

Halton is a professor of public Law at the University of Cape Town and a member of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations of the International Labour Organisation. He represented the AnC alliance in the Multi-party negotiating Forum regarding the Bill of Rights in the Interim Constitution of South Africa in 1993.

Kevin Cocks AM

Kevin, a highly respected human rights and disabilities advocate, commenced his four year appointment as Queensland’s anti-Discrimination commissioner in february 2011. He was previously Director of Queensland advocacy incorporated since 1998.

Nicholas Cowdery AM QC

nicholas was the Director of public prosecutions in new South Wales from 1994 to 2011. He now holds academic positions at the Sydney Institute of Criminology, Faculty of Law, University of Sydney and the Universities of nSW, Wollongong and Charles Sturt.



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The Honourable Philip Cummins

The Honourable philip Cummins, Chair of the Victorian Law Reform Commission, was a judge of the Supreme Court of Victoria from 1988 to 2009. He served in all of the Supreme Court Divisions and in the Court of Appeal, including as Senior Judge of the Trial Division of the Court and principal Judge of the Criminal Division.

Alex Cuthbertson

Alex is a partner at Allens Linklaters. Alex has also worked closely with the Human Rights Law Centre for a number of years and assists the public Interest Law Clearing House and the Children’s protection Society.

Malathi Das

malathi is a commercial litigation lawyer who heads the litigation and dispute resolution department of boutique singapore law firm, m/s Joyce a tan & Partners. she was the first female lawasia President in the organisation’s 46-year history and is currently serving her second term. Previously she served as vice president at the law society of singapore from 2006 to 2010.

Catrina Denvir

Catrina is undertaking her phD at University College London and has worked in empirical legal research at the Legal Services Research Centre since 2009, having previously worked in various policy roles in Australia.

Olga Ganopolsky

Olga is the Head of Legal, Compliance and Regulatory and Company Security at Veda Advantage. prior to joining Veda Advantage in november 2006, Olga worked in private practice advising corporations and government agencies on their employment, privacy and data protection obligations.

Magistrate Anne Goldsbrough

magistrate goldsbrough is gazetted to sit on the victorian magistrates’ court’s specialist family violence court Division. magistrate goldsborough was the state supervising magistrate for family violence and family law from february 2002 until December 2007.

Bill Grant OAM

Bill re-commenced as CEO of Legal Aid nSW in December 2011. Bill was appointed by the Attorney general, greg Smith, and returns to the position of CEO after a four-year absence from the organisation. He served as head of Legal Aid nSW from 2001 to 2007. From 2007 to 2011 Bill was the Secretary-general of the Law Council of Australia.

Chief Magistrate Hilary Hannam

magistrate Hannam is chief magistrate of the Northern territory. she previously worked as a magistrate in New south wales and as a solicitor in private practice.



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Tomoki Ikenaga

Tomoki received his law degree from Waseda University in 1991 and graduated from the Legal Research and Training Institute of Japan in 1997. He has been an Attorney-at-Law since 1997 and a researcher at the Japan Legal Support Center since it was established in 2006.

Joh Kirby

Joh has been executive Director of the victoria law foundation since 2008. she also worked for two years as the grants manager at the foundation prior to her appointment. the foundation works to help victorians understand the law and their legal system through grants, publications and schools and community education.

The Honourable Justice Ann Lyons

Justice Lyons is a judge at the Supreme Court of Queensland. previously she lectured at Queensland University of Technology. She was appointed as a member of the Mental Health Court in February 2008 and president of the Mental Health Court in February 2011.

Katie Miller

Katie is a Principal solicitor in the government and Public law Branch of the victorian government solicitor’s office, specialising in public and administrative law matters. Katie has extensive experience in freedom of information matters, merits reviews at vcat, occupational regulation, licensing and human rights.

Geoff Mulherin

geoff is the Director of the law and Justice foundation of New south wales. the law and Justice foundation is an independent, statutory organisation that was established to contribute to the development of a fair and equitable justice system.

Colin Neave

Colin is the Commonwealth Ombudsman. previously he served as the Banking and Financial Services Ombudsman and then Chief Ombudsman of the Financial Ombudsman Service between 1996 and 2011. He was Chairperson of the Legal Services Board (Vic) between 2005 and 2012 and formerly Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth Attorney-general’s Department between 1994 and 1996.

Denis Nelthorpe

Denis is a special projects lawyer with victoria legal aid and manager of footscray and wyndham legal centres. He is a consumer Board member of the financial ombudsman service and was recently appointed an adjunct Professor of law at the victoria university law school.

Estelle Pearson

Estelle is Managing Director of Finity Consulting. With over 20 years of experience, Estelle has provided both actuarial and strategic advice to prominent insurance companies in Australia and overseas.

aBout some of our sPeaKers

Tomoki Ikenaga

Tomoki received his law degree from Waseda University in 1991 and graduated from the Legal Research and Training Institute of Japan in 1997. He has been an Attorney-at-Law since 1997 and a researcher at the Japan Legal Support Center since it was established in 2006.

Joh Kirby

Joh has been executive Director of the victoria law foundation since 2008. she also worked for two years as the grants manager at the foundation prior to her appointment. the foundation works to help victorians understand the law and their legal system through grants, publications and schools and community education.

The Honourable Justice Ann Lyons

Justice Lyons is a judge at the Supreme Court of Queensland. previously she lectured at Queensland University of Technology. She was appointed as a member of the Mental Health Court in February 2008 and president of the Mental Health Court in February 2011.

Katie Miller

Katie is a Principal solicitor in the government and Public law Branch of the victorian government solicitor’s office, specialising in public and administrative law matters. Katie has extensive experience in freedom of information matters, merits reviews at vcat, occupational regulation, licensing and human rights.



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Professor Pascoe Pleasence

Pascoe is Professor of empirical legal studies and co-director of the centre for empirical legal studies in the faculty of laws, university college london. until recently he was academic and scientific advisor at the legal services commission, and continues to advise a range of governmental bodies in the united Kingdom and overseas.

Lucy Scott-Moncrieff

Lucy is the Managing partner of Scott-Moncrieff and Associates LLp. Lucy was elected to the Law Society of England and Wales Council in the summer of 2002, and is the current president.

Anita Smith

anita is the President of the tasmanian guardianship and administration Board, the chair of the australian guardianship and administration council and the 2012 convenor of the world congress on adult guardianship.

Dr Danny Sullivan

Danny is a forensic psychiatrist and is Assistant Clinical Director at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health (Forensicare), where he is responsible for the statewide Community Forensic Mental Health Service.

Jonathan Temm

Jonathan has been involved in the work of the new zealand Law Society since 2000, including being a Council member for four years, serving on the Board for four years and acting as president in 2010. He also served a term as president of the Waikato Bay of plenty District Law Society.

Kristen Walker

Kristen has a diverse practice at the victorian Bar, with a specialised practice in constitutional law. she practices extensively in administrative, immigration and human rights matters. she appears regularly in the High court of australia and in the supreme court, federal court and court of appeal.

Bevan Warner

Bevan is the Managing Director of Victoria Legal Aid (VLA). He manages the day-to-day affairs of VLA according to the policies, priorities, strategies and directions determined by the VLA board. He is the current chair of national Legal Aid.

Dr Darryl Watson

Darryl is the Director of clinical services for the eastern mental Health region of adelaide and a panel assessor of the administrative and disciplinary division of the District court of south australia under the provisions of the Guardianship and Administration Act 1993 (sa).



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NetworKiNg eveNts

In addition to the highly coveted National Access to Justice and Pro Bono Conference the Law Council of Australia, Law Institute of Victoria and National Pro Bono Resource Centre would like to present the following networking activities – designed to give delegates a chance to network with other conference attendees outside the formal setting of the conference.

WELCOME DRINKSWhen: Wednesday 20 March

6pm – 7.30pm. gates open 5.30

Where: government House

Cost: Free but registration essential

CONFERENCE DINNER

Sponsored by Greens List and Dever’s List

When: Thursday 21 March 7pm to late

Where: zInC at Federation Square

Cost: $130 per person (registration is essential)

Entertainment: A comedy routine by Alexander Ward followed by a performance from lawyer and singer Pauline Wright

CONFERENCE BREAKFAST

Sponsored by the Victorian Law Foundation

When: Friday 22 March 8am – 9am

Where: grand Hyatt Melbourne

Cost: Free but registration is essential

Speaker: Christopher Balmford “Communicate better for all”

In an engaging free breakfast session sponsored by Victoria Law Foundation, Christopher will explain how being a better communicator can help both your clients and your business



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How to get tHere

GRAND HYATT MELBOURNE123 Collins Street, Melbourne

BY TRAIN: The closest train station is Flinders Street Railway Station. Exit the train station onto Swanston Street and walk north-west for 230 metres. Turn right into Collins Street and walk 290 metres to the grand Hyatt Melbourne.BY TRAM: The closest tram stop is Stop 7 – 101 Collins Street. This stop is on Routes 112, 109 and 48. From the tram stop walk south-west to the grant Hyatt Melbourne.PARKING: parking is available at the grand Hyatt Melbourne.

ZINC AT FEDERATION SQUARESwanston Street, Melbourne

BY TRAIN: The closest train station is Flinders Street Railway Station. Exit the train station onto Swanston Street, cross the road to Federation Square and follow the signs to zinc.BY TRAM: The closest tram stop is Stop 13 – Flinders Street Railway Station/Swanston Street. This stop in on Routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 8, 16, 64, 67 and 72. From the tram stop cross Swanston Street to Federation Square and follow the signs to zinc.PARKING: parking is available at Federation Square.

GOVERNMENT HOUSEgovernment House Drive, Melbourne

BY TRAIN: The closest train station is Flinders Street Railway Station. Exit the train station onto Swanston Street and walk south along Swanston Street/St Kilda Road for 949 metres. Turn left into government House Drive and walk south-east for 350 metres to government House.BY TRAM: The closest tram stop is Stop 21– Dallas Brookes Drive/Domain Road. This stop is on Route 8. From the tram stop walk north to government House.PARKING: Free parking is available at government House.

accommoDatioNCONFERENCE RATES

Exclusive discounted conference rates are available for conference delegates at the grand Hyatt Melbourne and a number of other hotels near the conference venue.

Visit the conference accommodation page for more information or to make a booking.

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