Functions, Regatta and Site Visits
12 - 15 May 2025
Welcome Reception
The welcome cocktail function will be held on Monday, 12 May 2025, onsite at our conference venue, the Country Club Tasmania.
The evening will commence at 6.00 pm, concluding at 8.00 pm. The rest of the evening is at your leisure.
Conference Dinner
Join fellow delegates at the conference dinner at the Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston, offering a welcoming setting for an evening of networking and celebration.
Located in the heart of the city, this venue promises an enjoyable experience for all delegates.
Complimentary transport will be provided to ensure everyone can attend with ease. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with peers and unwind in a relaxed atmosphere!
Wednesday Social
Join us at the Du Cane Brewery!
This gathering will offer the perfect opportunity to network and savour the finest Tasmanian brews in a relaxed and historic setting.
Tickets for this exclusive event are now available —don’t miss the chance to connect with fellow delegates while enjoying the unique flavours and atmosphere of one of Launceston’s most celebrated landmarks.
Technical Demonstrations - Poatina
Dive into hands-on learning on the field day at the picturesque Poatina, where delegates will have the unique opportunity to test and explore advanced water monitoring and measuring equipment in a real-world setting.
Set against the picturesque backdrop of Tasmania’s waterways, this interactive session combines practical experience with expert guidance, offering insights into cutting-edge techniques and technologies.
Due to significant interest, a second Field Day group has been added for a slightly later session. Places are limited and filling fast—don’t miss the chance to take part in one of the conference’s most popular events.
This event is a fantastic way to deepen your knowledge while enjoying the natural beauty of the region.
Trevallyn Power Station and Dam Visit
Experience the engineering marvel of the Trevallyn Power Station and Dam with an exclusive site visit during the conference.
This guided tour offers delegates a behind-the-scenes look at one of Tasmania’s key hydroelectric facilities, showcasing its vital role in sustainable energy production.
Learn about the innovative technologies and processes that drive this impressive operation while exploring the stunning natural surroundings of the South Esk River.
Please note: This tour is limited to 30 participants.
Due to significant interest a waitlist is now open, and a second tour will proceed if minimum numbers are met.