Day 1
Plenary
- Senator the Hon. Fiona Nash
- 8:50am
- Video Address to SEGRA Delegates
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- Prof. Peter Klinken, Chief Scientist of Western Australia
- 11:00am
- The Importance of Science and Technology in Regional Australia
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- Anthony Bertini, Chairman, Thumper One Pty Ltd
- 11:20am
- Australian Omega Oils Pty Ltd: a regional innovation success story
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- Kristian Kolding, Associate Director, Deloitte Access Economics
- 11:40am
- Navigating Uncertainty in Regional Australia
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- Idris Mootee, CEO, Idea Couture
- 12:00pm
- Design Thinking: leading change management
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Spotlight 1 - Creating 21st Century Organisations
- Dave Clare, Author, Speaker, Coach and Facilitator, DaveClare.com
- 1:30pm
- Leadership is Simple
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- Joel Levin, Managing Director, Aha! consulting
- 1:30pm
- Ask the Cat! Why engagement counts in building regional sustainability
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- Moragh Mackay, PhD Candidate, Charles Sturt University
- 1:30pm
- Transforming Governance Together
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- Chris Thompson, Manager, Great Southern, Department of Sport and Recreation
- 1:30pm
- Riding the crest of the wave: exploring collaborative partnerships in establishing the Great Southern Centre for Outdoor Recreation Excellence (GS-CORE)
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Spotlight 2 - Entrepreneurship and Investment in Regional Australia
- Stephen Birkbeck, Regional Entrepreneur and Farmer
- 1:30pm
- Indigenous Regional Wealth Creation
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- Cr. Amanda Camm, Deputy Mayor, Mackay Regional Council
- 1:30pm
- Invest Mackay: diversified - sustainable - vibrant
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- Jason McFarlane, Managing Director, Far Lane and Andrew Outhwaite, Learning Lead, Pollinators Inc.
- 1:30pm
- Sustainable Disruption? Learning from Five Years of Investment in Regional Innovation
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- Prof. Mark Morrison, Associate Dean Research, Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences, Charles Sturt University
- 1:30pm
- Benchmarking Regional Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
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Spotlight 3 - Free Trade Agreements: where do the benefits fall?
- A/Prof. Jeremy Buultjens, School of Business, Southern Cross University and SEGRA National Steering Committee
- 1:30pm
- What are the Real Regional Benefits from FTAs?
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- Michael Growder, Assistant Secretary, FTA Outreach Unit, DFAT and Brett Hughes, Director, North Asia - Trade & Market Access Division, Department of Agriculture and Water Resources
- 1:30pm
- Free Trade Agreements
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Spotlight 4 - Innovation and Technology: opportunities for regional Australia
- Peter Elford, Director, Government Relations and eResearch, AARNet
- 1:30pm
- Universities as Anchors for Digital Regional Development
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- Ken Moule, CEO, Global GBM
- 1:30pm
- How Technology Has Changed Our World and the Way We Behave
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- Jim Wyatt, Principal, Optimi Digital
- 1:30pm
- Regional Communities, Shaping the Digital Economy
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Spotlight 5 - Regional Labour Markets: future prospects
- Dr. Bobby Cerini, National Manager, Inspiring Australia, Questacon - the National Science and Technology Centre
- 1:30pm
- Inspiring Australia: how regional STEM networks are transforming national science engagement
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- Cathryn Geiger, General Manager, Regional Economic Policy Branch, Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development
- 1:30pm
- Trends in Regional Labour Markets
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- Prof. Fiona Haslam-McKenzie, Co-director Centre for Regional Development, University of Western Australia
- 1:30pm
- The Socio-Economic Benefits of Long Distance Commuting
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Spotlight 6 - Rendezvousing with Sustainable Economic Futures
- Alan Briggs, PhD Candidate, Murdoch University
- 1:30pm
- Porongorup: a tourism case study
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- Prof. Ross Dowling, Foundation Professor of Tourism, Edith Cowan University
- 1:30pm
- The Benefits of the Cruise Ship Industry to Regional Australia
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- Nicole Hodgson, Lecturer, Murdoch University
- 1:30pm
- Resilient and Sustainable Economic Futures for the Great Southern Region
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- Randall Jasper, Treasurer, Creative Albany Inc.
- 1:30pm
- The Creative Economy: revealing your untapped resources
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- Anne Moroney, CEO, RDA Barossa
- 1:30pm
- Getting to Now: the use of personal stories in economic development strategy
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The 2016-17 SEGRA Challenge
Challenge 1 - How might we develop the human capital of regional communities?
- Lauren Andrews, Rural & Regional Affairs Strategist, Bendigo Bank and Jacqui Bramwell, Manager, Sectoral Partnerships, Deakin University
- 4:00pm
- Challenge 1 - How might we develop the human capital of regional communities?
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Challenge 2 - How might we retain young talent in regions? Bright ideas to avoid the milennial brain drain.
- Cr. Bronwyn Voyce, Councillor, Tablelands Regional Council
- 4:00pm
- Millennial Brain Drain: bright ideas needed to retain young talent in regions
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Day 2
Plenary
- Andrew Sharpe, CEO, City of Albany
- 8:30am
- Advantage Albany: regional hotspot for growth and innovation
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- Simon Lyas, Executive Officer, RDA Great Southern WA
- 8:50am
- RDA WA: a collaboration
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- Prof. Stephen Hopper, Professor, Centre of Excellence in Natural Resource Management, University of Western Australia
- 9:10am
- Sustainability of Land, Water and Community: a sense of place
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Immersion 1 - Dynamic Systems Thinking: delivering a sustainable regional Australia
- Justin Bellanger, CEO, South Coast NRM
- 11:15am
- Dirt and Trees are as Important as Roads and Phone Towers: priorities for investment in the Great Southern
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Immersion 2 - Regional Collaboration: self interest, best interest and the parity principle
- Catherine Crowden, Project Officer, South West Natural Resource Management
- 11:15am
- Who Fenced The Dogs Out? Collaborative Area Management in South West Queensland
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- Kate Forrest, Rangeland NRM Alliance Coordinator, Desert Channels Queensland
- 11:15am
- The Rangeland NRM Alliance: action through collaboration
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- Kelly-Anne Saffin, CEO, RDA Yorke and Mid North
- 11:15am
- Good Governance as Economic Development Strategy
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- Glenys Schuntner, RDA CEO/IQ-RAP Secretariat, RDA Townsville and North West QLD
- 11:15am
- Inland Queensland Roads Action Plan
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- Andrew Sharpe, CEO, City of Albany
- 11:15am
- Partnering for Maximum Impact and Efficiency
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Immersion 3 - Building Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
- Troy Haines, Start-Up & Innovation Coach, theSPACE Cairn
- 11:15am
- Can we effectively build startup and innovation ecosystems in regional Australia
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- Prof. Mark Morrison, Associate Dean Research, Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences, Charles Sturt University
- 11:15am
- Startups and Regional Ecosystems
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Immersion 4 - That Thing from the Future: playing with regional scenarios
- Jason McFarlane, Managing Director, Far Lane
- 11:15am
- That Thing from the Future: playing with regional scenarios
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Spotlight 7 - Regional Tourism and Geotourism
- Alan Briggs, PhD Candidate, Murdoch University
- 1:30pm
- Determining Geotrail Potential for Gunduwa Conservation Region of Western Australia
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- Alan Briggs, PhD Candidate, Murdoch University
- 1:30pm
- Geotourism in Western Australia
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- Neville Byrne, former Executive Officer, Australian Alps National Landscape
- 1:30pm
- Perceptions of a Geo-tourist
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- Prof. Ross Dowling, Foundation Professor of Tourism, Edith Cowan University
- 1:30pm
- Geoparks: a powerful new development vehicle for regional Australia
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- Prof. Michael McGrath, Professor of Information Systems, Victoria University
- 1:30pm
- Big Data: analytics for tourism destination management
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- Ken Moule, CEO, Global GBM
- 1:30pm
- The World We Walk In: multifaceted tourism experiences
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- Angus M. Robinson, Managing Partner, Leisure Solutions®
- 1:30pm
- Australian-Chinese Partnership Creating New Geotourism Opportunities
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- Angus M. Robinson, Managing Partner, Leisure Solutions®
- 1:30pm
- Geotourism: the key driver of tourism for regional Australia
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Spotlight 8 - Emerging Economic Development Opportunities
- Anita Crisp, Executive Officer, Upper Spencer Gulf Common Purpose Group
- 1:30pm
- Upper Spencer Gulf: a tri-city alliance
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- Rebecca Eggleston, General Manager, FORM
- 1:30pm
- Creativity: the ultimate renewable
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- Stuart Nahajski, Chief Executive Officer, LandCorp
- 1:30pm
- Naturally Stronger Regions: realising the potential
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- Neil Smithson, Managing Director, Smithson Planning
- 1:30pm
- Rainbow 2000: a regional planning strategy for Albany & the Great Southern
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Spotlight 9 - Food Industry Innovation
- Kim Antonio, Manager Food Industry Innovation, Department of Agriculture and Food WA
- 1:30pm
- Mapping the Food Production and Processing Landscape in the Great Southern Region of Western Australia
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- Evelyn Collin, Community Food Events
- 1:30pm
- Food for Thought: strengthening community spirit and resilience from the inside out
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- Debra Howe, Former Economic Development Manager, Mackay Regional Council
- 1:30pm
- Creating a Farm to Plate Value Chain in MIW’ (Mackay Isaac Whitsunday)
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- Kaylene Parker, Owner/Manager, Greenvalley Free Range Piggery
- 1:30pm
- Just One Small Piggery: the social, environmental and economic benefits
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- Dr. Nick Rose, Executive Director, Sustain: The Australian Food Network and Lecturer, William Angliss Institute
- 1:30pm
- Community Food Hubs: benefits and opportunities for regional Australia
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- Sarah Houston, Project Officer, Grower Group Alliance
- 1:30pm
- Grower Groups in WA: from agricultural R&D to social and regional development
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Spotlight 10 - Production Landscapes
- A/Prof. Rosemary Black, Associate Professor, Charles Sturt University
- 1:30pm
- Grassroots Conservation Actions Among Residents on Private Land in a Regional Rural-Urban Interface Landscape in New South Wales
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- Dr. Henry Brockman, Director - Farming Operations, EnergyEne Australia
- 1:30pm
- Producing natural rubber in the Wheatbelt: a potential for innovative and sustainable regional development
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- Prof. Max Finlayson, Director, Institute for Land, Water & Society, Charles Sturt University
- 1:30pm
- How Do We Sustain Production Landscapes?
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- Michael Kitzelmann, CEO, Etheridge Shire Council
- 1:30pm
- Driving Development
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- Dr. Breda McCarthy, Senior Lecturer in Marketing, James Cook University
- 1:30pm
- Barriers to the Diffusion of Renewable Energy in Queensland
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Spotlight 11 - Resilient Communities
- Fiona Martin, Vice President, Nyabing Progress Association
- 1:30pm
- Nyabing Community Hub
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- Michael Chappell, Managing Director, Culture Counts & Pracsys Economics
- 1:30pm
- Realising Potential through Cultural Value Measurement
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- Dr. Devaki Monani, Lecturer in Social Policy, Australian Catholic University
- 1:30pm
- Exploring Pathways of Social Cohesion: experience of ethnic communities in regional areas
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- Dr. Peter Spooner, Senior Lecturer, Charles Sturt University
- 1:30pm
- Rural Stories: how embracing cultural and natural heritage can enhance tourism and sustain regional communities
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- Joanna Steel, Population Health Coordinator, WA Country Health Service- Great Southern
- 1:30pm
- Act-Belong-Commit: building mental health in the Great Southern Region of WA
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Plenary
SEGRA 2016-17 Challenge
- Adj. Prof. Peter Waterman, Adjunct Professor, Institute for Land, Water and Society (ILWS), Charles Sturt University and SEGRA National Steering Committee
- 4:00pm
- Challenge 4 Pitch
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Report Back on SEGRA 2015 Challenge - Safe and Secure Domestic Water for Rural and Remote Regions
Regional Australia Raise Your Voice - Conference Sum Up
- Prof. Geoff Cockfield, Professor in Government and Economics, Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Arts, University of Southern Queensland and Founding Member of SEGRA
- 5:00pm
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Announcement of 2017 Host Region