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39th AUSIT National Conference
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The Conference Organising Committee has chosen the following venues for the conference and associated events. 

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The National Wine Centre 

The National Wine Centre of Australia in Adelaide offers a state-of-the-art Conference Centre, making it an ideal venue for hosting corporate events and conferences. With its stunning architecture, experienced event planners and exceptional service, it provides a unique and memorable setting for business gatherings. 

The Wine Centre boasts a stunning city / Botanic Garden location, award-winning food and wine, and Australia’s only city vineyard’! 

You can catch a peek of the NWC’s Hickinbotham Hall – with its soaring raked wooden ceiling, natutal light and stylish wooden fittings throughout – here, and of the vineyard here.

The National Wine Centre is located at: Cnr of Botanic and Hackney Road, Adelaide,
South Australia 5000 – see location map here and geolocator here.

You can see images from previous Conference Dinners here.

Information on how to get to the National Wine Centre and how to get to and around Adelaide will be linked here in the coming weeks.

The National Wine Centre of Australia in Adelaide offers a state-of-the-art Conference Centre, making it an ideal venue for hosting corporate events and conferences. With its stunning architecture, experienced event planners and exceptional service, it provides a unique and memorable setting for business gatherings. 

The Wine Centre boasts a stunning city / Botanic Garden location, award-winning food and wine, and Australia’s only city vineyard’! 

You can catch a peek of the NWC’s Hickinbotham Hall – with its soaring raked wooden ceiling, natutal light and stylish wooden fittings throughout – here, and of the vineyard here.

To find out how to get to the National Wine Centre click here, add link and for getting to and around Adelaide, take a look at this page. add link

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The Malt Shovel Taphouse

This year’s Conference Organising Committee are hosting the Welcome Reception in one of Adelaide’s prime riverside venues, The Malt Shovel Taphouse. The Taphouse prides itself on offering ‘all things craft beer and flavoursome, authentic food … in a relaxed, contemporary space.’ Located on the River Torrens, at the Adelaide Festival Centre and at the end of the Adelaide Oval Footbridge, the Malt Shovel provides ‘an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city – in the city!’ 

The Malt Shovel Taphouse is located at Festival Centre, Festival Dr, Adelaide SA 5000.

You can see images from previous Welcome Receptions here.

Information about how to get to the Welcome Reception will be linked here soon.

This year’s Conference Organising Committee are hosting the Welcome Reception in one of Adelaide’s prime riverside venues, The Malt Shovel Taphouse. The Taphouse prides itself on offering ‘all things craft beer and flavoursome, authentic food … in a relaxed, contemporary space.’ Located on the River Torrens, at the Adelaide Festival Centre and at the end of the Adelaide Oval Footbridge, the Malt Shovel provides ‘an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city – in the city!’ 

You can find out more about the Welcome Reception and also how to get there here.  

The Hickinbotham Hall

Named after a family that has made a huge contribution to the Australian wine industry, the NWC’s cathedral-like Hickinbotham Hall features a stunning raked wooden ceiling exposing its structure, along with state-of the-art audiovisual capabilities and a wealth of natural light which combine with its rammed earth walls and wooden fittings to give it a natural feel.

Adjacent to the Terrace, this unique and elegant space is well suited to fine dining and celebration, and will be transformed into a magical venue for our annual Conference Dinner.

More about the Conference Dinner, and images from previous events, will be linked here soon.  

Named after a family that has made a huge contribution to the Australian wine industry, the NWC’s cathedral-like Hickinbotham Hall features a stunning raked wooden ceiling exposing its structure, along with state-of the-art audiovisual capabilities and a wealth of natural light which combine with its rammed earth walls and wooden fittings to give it a natural feel.

Adjacent to the Terrace, this unique and elegant space is well suited to fine dining and celebration, and will be transformed into a magical venue for our annual Conference Dinner.

You can find out more about the Conference Dinner, and see images from previous events, here.  

Hickinbotham Banquet

** PD points for conference attendance: 40. ** 

** A wide range of sponsorship opportunities will soon be available. Watch this space! **

** The biennial Paul Sinclair Award for Outstanding Contribution to AUSIT will be awarded during the Conference Dinner on Thursday 19 November. You can find out more about this award and how to nominate an individual or group here. ** 

** You can contact us via the button below if you have any questions regarding the conference or sponsorship, or if you would like to register your interest in becoming a sponsor now. **

** The Call for Proposals is now open – see button above. **

** PD points for conference attendance: 40. ** 

** A wide range of sponsorship opportunities will soon be available. Watch this space! **

** The biennial Paul Sinclair Award for Outstanding Contribution to AUSIT will be awarded during the Conference Dinner on Thursday 19 November. You can find out more about this award and how to make a nominate an individual or group here. ** 

** You can contact us via the button below if you have any questions regarding the conference or sponsorship. **

** The Call for Proposals will open soon. **

** PD points for conference attendance: 40. ** 

** The Call for Proposals has been extended to 18 July 2026 – see button at top of page. **

** A wide range of sponsorship opportunities are available. Check out our Sponsorship Prospectus, and if you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please fill out this Sponsorship EOI Form. **

** The biennial Paul Sinclair Award for Outstanding Contribution to AUSIT 2026 will be awarded during the Conference Dinner on Thursday 19 November. Nominations are now open. You can find out more about this award and how to nominate an individual or group here. ** 

** You can contact us via the button below if you have any questions regarding the conference or sponsorship. **

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