Perth's Metropolitan Rollingstock Fleet: a brief history and look into the future
2026-07-09 17:00 - 19:00 (Australia/Perth) | Engineers Australia, 77 St Georges Terrace, Perth, Australia
This event is a presentation on the history of the Public Transport Authority’s rollingstock assets including both electrics (EMUs) and diesels (DMUs). The presentation will include information about the current status of the fleets, which are in service and what works are currently underway.
The end will also provide a glimpse into the future of what is planned for PTA’s rollingstock. This is a rare opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look into the trains that move thousands of people every day across Perth.

Physical AI Meetup - Perth
2026-07-09 17:30 - 19:30 | Curtin School of Business, 78 Murray Street, Perth, WA, 6000
Hear 3 expert talks, take the mic for a demo or announcement. Connect with ANZ’s largest AI/hardware community over pizza & drinks.

Listen and learn, share a quick demo, prototype, or announcement – whether it’s AI, hardware, or something you’re building. All welcome.
Pizza and drinks for this meetup are made possible by our sponsor, the Curtin Institute for Data Science – Australia’s largest university-based data science research institute, applying data science and high-performance computing to real-world problems across government, industry, and academia.

Founders Across Borders: Why Global from Day One (and what that means)
2026-07-10 17:00 - 18:00 | online, Australia
​Most founders treat “going global” as a milestone they’ll deal with later. By the time they get there, the product, the team, and the company are already built around one market — and changing that is expensive, sometimes impossible without starting over.
​This session makes the case for the opposite approach: building global from day one, before you think you need to.
​What you’ll learn: Why “initial market” is a more useful mental model than “home market”, and what changes when you adopt it. | ​How product, team, and culture decisions made in the first few months determine how hard international expansion will be later. | ​The legal and entity structure decisions that are nearly impossible to undo once made. | What fundraising looks like when you’re building for multiple markets from the start. | ​A worked example of a company that built global from very early — and what it cost them.
​Who should attend: ​Early-stage founders who suspect international expansion is in their future, even if it’s not imminent. | ​Founders who have already made early decisions (team, tools, entity structure) and want to know what to revisit before it’s too late. | ​Anyone building a company they don’t want confined to one market. | ​You’re still working full-time, curious, with an idea you haven’t committed to yet.

Investment Options | Speaker: Derek Gerrard
2026-07-14 12:00 - 13:30 | The University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Highway, Crawley, WA, 6009, Australia
Investment Options
From First Dollar to Venture Capital
Understand the full funding journey and learn how to attract the right investors from seed to scale.
What You’ll Learn:

Personal insights from raising $55M and launching a fund

Preparing for investment: traction, defensibility, and reducing risk

Pros and cons of external investment

Getting the first $50K: grants, accelerators, crowdfunding

Raising the first $500K and choosing your funding path

Equity splits, co-founder dynamics, and funder red flags

Learn about your options and how to become investment-ready with Derek Gerrard, founder of Purpose Ventures and owner of WA’s largest fund.

WiTWA Breakfast | How Founders Turn Data into Equity with Pia Turcinov AM
2026-07-15 07:30 - 08:30 | Curtin School of Business, 78 Murray Street, Perth, WA, 6000
Start your morning with meaningful connections, fresh perspectives, and practical insights from one of Western Australia’s most respected leaders in innovation and venture capital.
Moats, Not Pitfalls: How Founders Turn Data into Equity with Pia Turcinov AM
Data is often a startup’s hidden superpower—but without the right strategy, it can quickly become a compliance liability rather than a competitive advantage.
In this practical breakfast session, Pia Turcinov AM, General Partner at Fund WA, shares an investor’s perspective on what makes data truly investable. Rather than a technical deep dive, Pia explores the difference between building a strong data moat that protects your market position and falling into common early pitfalls that can quietly erode business value.
Whether you’re building a startup, leading innovation within an organisation, working with data, or simply curious about how investors think, you’ll leave with practical insights into protecting your ideas, strengthening your business, and creating long-term value.

Chatting the Good Privacy Talk - bringing privacy into the AI Chat
2026-07-15 07:30 - 09:00 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
AI is here to stay. You can ask Claude! But here’s the thing that Gemini may not speak about: Privacy. People’s Privacy.
When you’re about to build that prompt in GROK what are the pesky privacy things you should know? What actually is Privacy?
Join the Privacy Mayhem crew for a chat on how to manage the mayhem before it manages you. Bring your smiles, your beautiful brains and we’ll bring the fun!

Webinar: STARTER Project Funding (AMRCRC)
2026-07-15 11:00 - 12:00 | online, Australia
Explore Additive Manufacturing Innovation with AMCRC’s new STARTER Project Funding Program
The Additive Manufacturing CRC (AMCRC) is launching its new STARTER Project Funding Program — designed to help Australian businesses, particularly manufacturing SMEs and start-ups, explore the potential of additive manufacturing through shorter-term, lower-risk R&D projects.
With reduced financial barriers and faster pathways to impact, the STARTER Program provides dollar-matched funding from $20,000 to $75,000 for industry-led projects that investigate, test and advance additive manufacturing innovation in Australia.
Join this webinar to learn everything you need to know about the program, including eligibility, funding requirements, assessment criteria, key dates and the application process.

HILT CRC Public Webinar: Decarbonising alumina – AlumiNEXT™ and future pathways
2026-07-15 12:30 - 13:30 | online, Australia
Join HILT CRC for a webinar on alumina decarbonisation, featuring an update on RP1.013 Alumina refineries’ next-generation transition (AlumiNEXT™) Project and a broader discussion of the technologies, integration challenges and industry priorities shaping the transition to low-carbon alumina.
AlumiNEXT™ is focused on two major emissions-reduction pathways for alumina refining: achieving low- or zero-emissions steam generation and recovery within the Bayer Process, and decarbonising calcination through hydrogen, electrification and other low-carbon heat options.
A/Prof. Woei Saw (Adelaide University), AlumiNEXT™ research leader, will present a project update, including recent progress across reactor design, modelling, steam recovery, calcination studies and industry-led integration priorities. Prof. Gus Nathan (Adelaide University and HILT CRC Research Director) will provide a technical perspective on the current status and future of alumina decarbonisation, considering how emerging technologies can be combined into practical refinery transition pathways.
From an industry perspective, Emilio Pai (Emirates Global Aluminium) will discuss EGA’s activities and priorities as a producer and user of alumina, and Marghanita Johnson (CEO, Australian Aluminium Council) will provide a broader view of the sector’s decarbonisation challenges and opportunities.
The session will explore what is technically promising, what still needs to be de-risked, and how industry, researchers and technology providers can work together to bridge the gap to low-carbon alumina processing. Register here

Beyond the Bite series: Biologicals – a glimpse into the future
2026-07-16 10:30 - 11:30 | online, Australia
Join us for the second webinar in ATSE’s Agriculture and Food Forum series, Biologicals – a multi-part series exploring the future of Australian food and agriculture, from nutrition and sustainability to biosolutions, productivity and value-added innovation.
‘Biologicals’ is the name for a suite of existing and novel crop protection and plant health tools that includes biopesticides (living, dead or derived natural products), biological agents such as natural enemies, and biofertilizers. In the second webinar in ATSE’s Beyond the Bite series, Biologicals – a glimpse into the future features a diverse panel spanning research, industry, end user and international experts unpacking both the promise and the practicalities of new bio products for agricultural productivity and safety. They will highlight opportunities and challenges across regulation, scalable manufacturing, cost and real-world adoption of biosolutions. Critically, the discussion will connect these innovations to the broader imperative of strengthening food and nutritional security, ensuring sustainable solutions can be delivered at scale for real impact on the ground.

MRIWA WEBINARS: CRITICAL MINERALS & TAILINGS VALORISATION SERIES
2026-07-16 15:00 - 16:00 | online, Australia
Resilient Value Chains for the Energy Transition: A Circular Economy approach on Critical Battery Materials with Dr Stéphanie Riché & Dr Caroline Celle
Join us for our new international monthly webinar series where we speak with researchers from around the globe who are advancing the fields of critical minerals and tailing valorisation.
The energy transition is known to be intensive in critical raw materials and must not lead to replacing the current dependence on fossil fuels with a dependence on raw materials. It must be based on assumed sovereignty over the necessary materials and a quest toward resource efficiency at each stage of a circular economy of materials. This presentation will first illustrate how supply/demand and supply chain risk analysis can support national and European strategies. It will also illustrate how key-enabling technologies can facilitate the transformation of linear material value chains into circular ones.
The second part of this presentation will focus on the circularity of battery materials. The replacement of critical materials for battery development is strategically addressed by developing new post Li-ion chemistries without Ni, Co, Li, and Cu, such as Na or K-ion batteries. Additionally, the reuse of recycled inputs from production scraps or end-of-life batteries is being explored. Intensive research is ongoing to improve the electrochemical performance of high-energy-density batteries and to develop low-cost, low-environmental-impact batteries. After a brief introduction to CEA’s R&D facilities, the presentation will focus on the reuse of purified black mass lixiviates for the synthesis of advanced cathode active materials (PCAM and CAM). It will also evaluate the impact of the nature of impurities on overall performance.

From Ore to Opportunity: The Path to A Green Industry
2026-07-17 06:45 - 09:00 | Crown Perth, Great Eastern Highway, Perth, WA, Australia
Western Australia is a global leader in the extraction and trade of minerals, with iron ore dominating our trade partnerships for decades. Now, we reach a defining crossroad in industry as we balance our future sustainability and global competitiveness.
Join industry leaders, innovators and policymakers for From Ore to Opportunity: The Path to a Green Industry, featuring a keynote address from Senator the Hon. Tim Ayres, Minister for Industry and Innovation and Minister for Science. This timely event will explore the major opportunities, challenges and strategic decisions shaping Australia’s green economy, from value-added manufacturing and critical minerals to sovereign capability, investment and the industries set to define the decades ahead.

35th INCITE Awards
2026-07-17 18:00 - 23:00 | The Westin, 4480 Hay Street, Perth, Western Australia, 6000, Australia
Celebrating 35 years of Western Australian technology innovation
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the 2026 INCITE Awards on Friday, 17 July 2026 at The Westin Perth. This prestigious event brings together industry leaders, entrepreneurs, government representatives, and tech enthusiasts to honour the state’s most groundbreaking achievements as they move ahead to represent our State at the Australian iAwards.

Strategic Workshop for Major Collaborative Grant Bids
2026-07-20 13:30 - 16:30 | online, Australia
This workshop, delivered in partnership with SPP, is designed to help WA health and medical researchers, innovators and start-ups strengthen major national funding bids.
It will be a practical masterclass on what distinguishes successful applications focusing on impact and what assessors value. Participants will gain a clear, assessor-informed understanding of how to position their research for competitiveness, identify high‑impact improvements, and take actionable steps to increase their chances of securing major grants such as MRFF, NHMRC, CRC, ARC programs.
EOIs to attend this workshop close on 7 July 2026

Early Stage Investing Workshop
2026-07-21 11:00 - 12:30 | online, Australia
What if part of your investment portfolio could help build and support the next generation of innovative businesses?
Angel investing gives everyday investors the opportunity to back ambitious founders solving real-world problems while diversifying beyond traditional asset classes.
Join South West Angels for an engaging online session covering:
• What angel investing is and where it sits in the investment spectrum
• The risks and rewards of angel investing
• How to create your personal investment thesis
• Practical pathways to get involved
About the presenter: Greg Riebe has over 20 years of experience working with corporates, startups and scaleups, being an active angel investor, along with being a startup founder himself and sitting on multiple boards. Steph Kirchhofer has experience in helping large institutions invest and understand investment products through to showing startup founders how to get investment ready, and working with investors to understand the early stage investing landscape and how it works. Greg and Steph both work actively to bring angel investors and innovative start up and scale up businesses together to grow the innovation and investment ecosystem in WA and across Australia.
This workshop program is made possible by Meshpoints, powered by Spacecubed, an initiative designed to build a stronger culture of entrepreneurship and innovation in WA. And by the Department of Energy and Economic Diversification’s Innovation Pathways Program through the New Industries and Innovation Fund.

StudyPerth x CERI: Growth Mindset & Networking Workshop
2026-07-21 17:00 - 19:30 | StudyPerth Student Hub, 555 Wellington Street, Perth, Australia
Want to feel more confident meeting new people, building professional connections, and creating opportunities for yourself?

Join this interactive workshop with Min Tan from the Centre for Entrepreneurial Research and Innovation (CERI) to discover how a growth mindset can help you overcome self-doubt, embrace challenges, and develop the confidence to network effectively.
You’ll learn practical networking strategies, optimise your LinkedIn profile, and gain insights into how meaningful connections can support your studies, career, and life in Perth and beyond.

CyberConnect July Event
2026-07-21 17:00 - 19:30 | ECU Perth City, 491 Wellington Street, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
CyberConnect is a curated, executive-level series designed to bring leaders together to collaborate, tackle today’s most pressing cyber challenges, and exchange practical insights across sectors. Each month, we deep-dive into a critical cybersecurity issue, creating space for informed discussion, peer learning, and forward-thinking solutions.

Y Combinator Insights for Australian Founders
2026-07-22 07:00 - 08:00 | online, Australia
​Y Combinator is widely regarded as the world’s leading startup accelerator. If you’re an Aussie founder considering an application, join 77 Partners for a practical, no-fluff AMA on what YC looks for, how to craft a standout application, and how to make the most of the program.
​Hosted by our Venture Partner Yotam Rosenbaum (YC W11), with additional YC alumni from Australia and the US, this session will cover what to expect, common pitfalls, and tactical tips specific to ANZ founders—followed by open Q&A.

AusIMM Technology Forum Perth
2026-07-22 12:30 - 17:30 | Perth WA, Western Australia, Australia
Critical Innovations for a Sustainable Mining Future
The 2026 Technology Forum series continues to showcase the latest innovations in sustainable mining, building on the expertise and thought leadership demonstrated by organisations including Dassault Systemes, EDL, Quartex, Honeywell, FLS, SGS, Accenture, Datamine, Maptek, Micromine, MX3, Plotlogic, Universal Field Robots and WEIR since the series launched in 2024.
Now expanded to a series of four forums, the Technology Forum brings the industry together across the major mining hubs of Perth and Brisbane, providing a platform for industry leaders and technical experts to share practical insights into today’s challenges – including artificial intelligence in geomodelling, cyber security, automation and robotics, emissions reduction technologies, and the sustainability of the future workforce.
Submit an EOI to attend and gain insight into the latest innovations in sustainable mining and hear perspectives from industry experts on building the sustainable mine of the future.
The AusIMM Technology Forum provides an exclusive platform to demonstrate your expertise, connect with decision-makers, and drive high-level dialogue around practical innovation and sustainable mining solutions. View showcase opportunity
Perth | April 16 and July 22

Wines of Western Australia - One Grape and Wine Sundowner
2026-07-22 17:00 - 19:00 | Liberty Flexible Workspaces – Westralia Square, 5/143 St Georges Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
This informal networking session will bring together wine producers, industry representatives, government stakeholders and sector partners from across Western Australia to continue the conversation around the future of the WA wine industry and the implementation of the One Grape & Wine Sector Plan.
The networking session follows the WA State 2026 Progress Meeting, which will provide updates on key actions and priorities under the One Grape & Wine Sector Plan, including:
· Market insights and economic outlook
· Sustainability and innovation initiatives
· Tourism and market development opportunities
· Workforce, leadership and sector collaboration
· WA-specific strategic priorities and challenges
Whether you are involved in production, tourism, research, policy, trade or industry support, this is a valuable opportunity to connect with colleagues from across the sector and contribute to ongoing collaboration for the future of WA wine.

Meshpoints Congress 2026: Building the Future We Choose
2026-07-23 12:00 - 17:00 | Riff, 45 St Georges Tce, Perth, Australia
What kind of future do we want to create? As AI reshapes the way we live, work and connect, Meshpoints Congress 2026: The Future We Choose will bring together WA’s innovation ecosystem to explore the opportunities, challenges and decisions that will shape the years ahead.
Through a mix of keynote perspectives, interactive discussions and future-focused conversations, we’ll explore the opportunities, challenges and decisions shaping Western Australia’s future innovation ecosystem, including: AI & Society | Founder wellbeing | The future of work | Regional futures | Emerging industries | What it takes to build a stronger innovation ecosystem
Congress will also mark the launch of Meshpoints’ next funding Challenge, focused on AI and Society, creating new opportunities for partners to turn ideas into action.

CORE Connect / Speed Networking
2026-07-23 16:30 - 18:30 | The Foyer, Parmelia House, 191 St Georges Tce, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
CORE Connect: The Ultimate Resources Networking Event
What to expect:
Curated networking matched to your interests and goals, Fast-paced speed networking rounds to maximise connections, Drinks and nibbles in the stunning Parmelia House Foyer and The full CORE ecosystem in one place.

Foundational Models & AI Innovation Showcase: Building the Future in Western Australia
2026-07-23 17:30 - 19:30 | ECU City Hub, 491 Wellington Street, Perth, Western Australia, Australia
​Australia’s AI ecosystem is evolving rapidly, but some of the most exciting developments are happening closer to home, in startups, research labs, universities and innovation communities across Western Australia.
​Join ECU and SMEC AI for an evening exploring how foundational models, generative AI, and emerging technologies are enabling the next generation of innovation, entrepreneurship and research.
​Hosted at ECU’s new CreatorsLAB in the heart of Perth, this event will bring together founders, students, researchers, industry leaders and AI practitioners for an interactive showcase of practical AI capability being built locally.
​The evening will feature a combination of keynote insights, live demonstrations, startup showcases and networking, highlighting real-world applications of AI and the people building them. ​Rather than focusing purely on theory, the event is designed to showcase practical experimentation, emerging ideas, and the growing AI ecosystem developing across Western Australia.
​What you’ll learn

​How foundational models are influencing the future of AI innovation, Practical examples of AI being applied across startups, research and industry, How students, researchers and founders are building capability in emerging technologies, Opportunities for collaboration between universities, entrepreneurs and industry, and ​The challenges and opportunities facing Australia’s AI ecosystem

​Featured segments

​Keynote presentation from an AI industry leader, Live demonstrations and technology showcases,​Startup and innovation spotlights, ​Audience Q&A, and ​Networking with members of the WA innovation ecosystem

​Who should attend

​Students and researchers, ​Founders and startup teams, ​AI engineers and technical practitioners, ​Innovation and entrepreneurship professionals, ​Business leaders exploring AI opportunities, and​ Anyone curious about the future of AI in Western Australia

​Whether you’re building with AI, researching its future, launching a startup, or simply curious about where the technology is heading, this event is an opportunity to connect with the people shaping the next generation of AI innovation.

2026 Women in Life Sciences Lunch
2026-07-29 12:00 - 15:00 | Burswood on Swan, 1 Camfield Dr, Burswood, WA, 6100, Australia
Life Sciences WA is delighted to invite you to our Women in Life Sciences Lunch, proudly sponsored by Moderna, which returns again this year following its sold out success in 2025.
Join us at Burswood on Swan for a three course lunch with stunning views over the picturesque Swan River.
This event is designed to celebrate, connect, and empower women across all stages of their careers in the life sciences sector, from early career professionals to industry leaders, corporate partners, and key stakeholders.
We welcome a diverse mix of attendees, including both women and men, to foster meaningful connections and highlight the achievements of women in life sciences. Be part of an inspiring afternoon dedicated to collaboration, recognition, and career growth in a vibrant and supportive atmosphere.

2026 AI for Good Innovation Factory Australia - Back from Geneva
2026-07-29 13:30 - 16:00 | The Platform, 256 Adelaide Terrace #3 Perth, WA 6000 Australia, Perth, Australia, 6000, Australia
Join Innovate Australia for a post-summit showcase and networking event celebrating Australia’s participation in the United Nations’ AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva.
Speakers will share key takeaways from the global event, including emerging AI innovation trends, international collaboration opportunities, policy discussions, startup ecosystem insights, and the growing impact of AI technologies advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Whether you are involved in technology, business, government, academia, investment, or simply curious about artificial intelligence, this is an opportunity to connect, learn, and be inspired by how AI is being used to create a better future, in Australia and around the world. Meet members of the local innovation ecosystem, learn about pathways to participate in the 2027 AI for Good Innovation Factory Australia, and discover how Australian startups can engage with one of the world’s leading AI innovation platforms.
Register here

Black Coffee Boorloo | Mineral Resources Park
2026-07-30 11:00 - 13:00 | Mineral Resources Park, 42 Bishopsgate St, Lathlain, WA
MRIWA is proud to support Indigenous businesses looking to grow and innovate within the METS sector.
If you’re an Indigenous business owner working in mining equipment, technology or services, there are opportunities to access research funding to help bring your ideas to life.
Through MRIWA, eligible businesses can:
– Partner with researchers and industry
– Pilot new technologies or solutions
– Access funding to support innovation in the minerals sector
We also invite you to connect with us in person. MRIWA is sponsoring the July Black Coffee Boorloo event at Waalitj Hub, Mineral Resources Park — a great opportunity to learn more and build valuable connections

OMRI Speaker Series: Chief Data Officer Natalia Kacperek
2026-07-30 14:00 - 15:00 | Department of Health, 189 Royal Street, East Perth, WA, 6004, Australia
The Office of Medical Research and Innovation (OMRI) is pleased to host the third event in its 2026 OMRI Speaker Series, featuring Chief Data Officer Natalia Kacperek.
The OMRI Speaker Series provides a regular forum for thought leadership, discussion and sector‑wide engagement across Western Australia’s health and medical research and innovation ecosystem.
In this session, Natalia Kacperek, Chief Data Officer at the Department of the Premier and Cabinet and Chair of the WA Government’s AI Advisory Board, will share insights from her experience leading data, policy and innovation initiatives across the public sector. Drawing on her work across areas such as data integration, information sharing and the responsible use of emerging technologies, Natalia will explore the opportunities and challenges of leveraging data to inform decision-making and drive better outcomes for Western Australians.
Participation is encouraged either in person or online. This event will be delivered as a hybrid session, with opportunities for both in‑room and virtual engagement.

Bots & Bevs with EACON Mining - July
2026-07-30 16:30 - 18:30 | Australian Automation and Robotics Precinct, Pederick Rd, Neerabup, WA, Australia
AARP’s July monthly Bots & Bevs networking evening is a fantastic opportunity to connect with other innovators, robotics thought leaders and business insiders working right across the robotics, automation and zero emissions sectors.
This month, join Eacon Mining as they present the worlds’ most deployed autonomous haulage system.
EACON is the world’s most deployed autonomous haulage platform. OEM-agnostic, it delivers 360º perception and real-time optimised dispatch for scalable, mixed-fleet operations that enhance safety, boost performance and accelerate the path to net zero.
Currently, EACON has delivered over 2,500 autonomous mining trucks globally.

Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum 2026
2026-08-03 08:00 - 2026-08-05 17:00 | Kalgoorlie WA, WA, 6430
Diggers & Dealers is Australia’s leading mining forum, combining corporate presentations by listed mining and exploration companies alongside a large exhibition area housing over 159 exhibitors from the sector.
Delegates include miners, explorers, brokers, bankers, investors, financiers and mining service industries from around the world. A 30 strong media contingent ensures that the proceedings of the Forum are widely reported. Attendance for the 2025 event was 2600.
The event provides a unique opportunity for industry professionals to meet and network, visit regional mine sites, engage with media, raise finance, invest in projects and generally engage with the resources sector at an executive level in a mining community setting, Kalgoorlie, the unofficial gold mining capital of Australia.

AusIMM Mining Minds Mixer
2026-08-05 18:00 - 20:30 | Doubletree by Hilton, 1 Barrack Square, Perth, Western Australia, 6000, Australia
This event is a great opportunity for those early in their careers, as well as established professionals, to connect, exchange ideas, and build relationships within the industry. We welcome attendees from across the sector, including finance, technology, engineering, geology, and government, to come together and strengthen connections within the Perth resources community.
Whether you are looking to grow your professional network, reconnect with colleagues, or meet others working across different parts of the industry, we encourage you to join us for what promises to be an engaging and collaborative evening.
AusIMM welcomes members of the Perth resources sector for this opportunity to connect and build new professional relationships.
AusIMM Students, Graduates & New Professional Members – $10
AusIMM Member – $20
Non-Member – $40

Perth City Founders Walk
2026-08-07 15:00 - 16:00 | Quay Perth, 18 The Esplanade, Perth, WA, 6000, Australia
Perth City Founders Walk brings together start-ups, scale-ups, entrepreneurs and business owners for a relaxed, high-value networking walk through the Perth CBD. Meet at the ground-level café at Quay Perth Hotel at 2:45pm, pop your name down, and get chatting.
We depart sharp at 3:00pm for a 60-minute walk around the city — meaningful conversations while you move.
