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Every year, international associations choose Australia for their events, tapping into our expertise in event delivery, aligned knowledge sectors, innovative people and the raw appeal of Australia.

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RoboCup 2019, Sydney

RoboCup 2019: An Australian Story of Robots

Through a consistent commitment to community, education and collaboration, the city is attracting global events from the most forward thinking and entrepreneurial organizations worldwide. The most recent of these was RoboCup 2019 held at ICC Sydney in June.

Sibos 2018, ICC Sydney, Sydney, NSW © Ben Phillips Photography

Sibos in Sydney: Global Growth through Impactful Meetings

Sibos 2018 attracted a global audience of senior decision makers from the banking sector, garnering an attendance of over 7,600 delegates from 158 countries, including the largest representation of Asian financial institutions in the event’s history.

legacy of the 2014 world aids conference

Legacy of World AIDS 2014 at the MCEC

The World AIDS conference at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) exemplified Australia's proven track record of medical research and innovation, and high-profile conferences that have lasting legacies.

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Southwharf, Melbourne, VIC ©

MCEC Expansion Update

Melbourne is soon to welcome an AUD $200 million expansion to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC). Set to open in mid 2018, the additional space means MCEC will be the largest convention and exhibition space in Australia, taking the total size to over 70,000 square metres.

Elon Musk presentation at IAC 2017, Adelaide, SA © Adelaide Convention Centre

Australia Delivers for IAC 2017

Delegate attendance rocketed at the 68th International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Adelaide in September 2017, exceeding targets by 67 per cent and demonstrating Australia’s capability to deliver above and beyond expectations.

G20 Leaders' Summit, Brisbane, QLD © G20 Australia

G20 Leader's Summit

In 2014, Brisbane successfully hosted the G20 Leaders’ Summit, welcoming 22 world leaders and more than 4,000 delegates from the world’s largest economies.

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