The ALP National Conference Fringe Program is a space for engaging the contemporary issues defining today’s social and political landscape. It is the starting point for good progressive policy, a place to explore ideas, and for organisations to build connections.

Over three days, thousands of people will attend over one hundred events, including panel discussions, Q&As, art displays, workshops and networking receptions, alongside the main conference at Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on 17, 18 and 19 August 2023.

Unlike the rest of the ALP National Conference, the Fringe Program is open to the public and attracts thousands of people every year including over four hundred ALP National Conference delegates from across Australia, international dignitaries, commercial visitors, Members of Parliament, Senators, staffers, and other key decision makers.

Join CHIA for a panel session Meeting Australia’s Social and Affordable Housing Needs

The panel:

Wendy Hayhurst, CEO , CHIA

Dr Ryan Van den Noulewant, City Futures Research Centre UNSW

Dr Laurence Troy, Senior Lecturer in Urbanism University of Sydney

Aimee McVeigh, CEO QCOSS

17 August, 2-3pm

More info here