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PRIVACY STATEMENT

In registering for this conference, relevant details will be incorporated into a delegate list. These details may be made available to parties directly related to the conference including East Coast Conferences, host Council, venues, accommodation providers (for the purposes of room bookings), key sponsors, exhibitors and parties associated with the conference. By completing this registration form, you acknowledge that the details supplied by you may be used for the above purposes. You will have the opportunity during this registration process to opt-out of having your details included on the list of attendees that will be provided to sponsors and exhibitors.

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A list of attendees (including name, organisation and email list) will be given to sponsors and exhibitors. Please tick this box if you wish to opt-out.

Will you be attending the full conference?

Are you a full-time student or representing a volunteer-based community organisation in an unpaid role?

Full Registration

AMOUNT
890.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
360.00
TOTAL

Day Registrations

AMOUNT
420.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
420.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
420.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
185.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
185.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
185.00
TOTAL

Social Functions

Welcome Reception

The Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday evening.
AMOUNT
85.00
TOTAL

Conference Dinner

The Conference Dinner will be held on Thursday evening.
AMOUNT
150.00
TOTAL

Field Trips

Field trips are included in Full Conference and Thursday registrations. Please note that numbers are limited per tour.

FT 1: Riding the River of Sand - Coastal Processes, Hazards, and Management Challenges for the Northern NSW Coast - Embark on a dynamic coastal journey from the Richmond River entrance to the iconic Lennox Head, tracing the ever-shifting river of sand that shapes the Northern NSW coastline. This immersive field trip explores the complex interplay of coastal processes, hazards, and management responses unique to this high-energy, sediment-rich stretch of coast

 

FT2:  Ballina Shaws Bay Revitalisation & Lighthouse Beach Dune Care – Experience a leisurely walk of Shaws Bay - a coastal water body that forms part of the Richmond River and was created in the early 1900’s with the construction of the training walls. Understand the challenges and opportunities in coastal management delivery for environmental and community benefits – ecology v amenity.

 

FT3: Cultural Walking Tour - Engage in a unique experience exploring Bundjalung country through the lens of its traditional owners. Learn about traditional and sustainable lifestyles and allow yourself to feel the energy of country and engage in something unique, educational, and powerful.

 

FT4: From Field to Mill – Sugar Cane Farming and Industry on the North Coast - This field trip explores the sugar cane industry from farm to mill, with stops at a working property and processing facility.

Field Trips will be held on the afternoon of Thursday 6 November

Pre-Conference Workshop

Coincident catchment and coastal flooding – working together in a changing climate

Pre-Conference Workshop will be held on Tuesday 4 November at Ballina RSL Club from 9.00am - 5.00pm. Places are limited.

 

Come along to this full day workshop, led by flood and coastal specialists from NSW DCCEEW, which will address our understanding and management of coastal inundation, catchment flooding, coincident events and associated climate change influences. Hear about current updates to the NSW Floodplain Management Program and the Coastal Management Program. Have your say about your experience working in this space and have your recommendations heard and recorded by DCCEEW representatives.

 

Morning session will include:

  • The interaction of the floodplain management program and coastal management program – what to do where study areas overlap
  • Council case study - joint catchment and coastal study
  • A presentation and discussion, on mitigation options, land use planning and emergency management where coastal processes and flooding interact

Afternoon session will include:

  • An overview of the latest Commonwealth and DCCEEW guidance on climate change and how this impacts flood and coastal studies
  • Discussions about issues faced with implementing the current guidance

DCCEEW staff will record issues and recommendations from the workshop and develop a response for attendees.

Coincident catchment and coastal flooding – working together in a changing climate

AMOUNT
35.00
TOTAL

Accommodation

The Ramada Hotel & Suites Ballina Byron
  1. The Ramada Hotel & Suites Ballina Byron
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The Ramada Hotel & Suites Ballina Byron

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  • FULL
    Room Description
    Relax in your own personal Spa Bath. These rooms are situated overlooking Martin Street, on ground floor of the hotel or on our Level 3 Shared Terraces. These studio rooms include a King or Queen Bed, Flatscreen TV and Mini Fridge. Perfect for short stays. This room sleeps maximum 2 guests.
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    Room Description
    Enjoy exclusive water views of the Richmond River from your balcony or personal Spa Bath.

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