Social Events
The Congress social program is intended to provide delegates with time to catch up with old friends and make new ones in a relaxed atmosphere.
Magnificent venues, fine wining and dining and a relaxed atmosphere will ensure many nights of entertainment and memories to take home.
Welcome Reception
| Date | Saturday, 19 November 2011 |
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| Time | 6pm Gallery Highlights Guided Tour 7pm drinks and canapés |
| Venue | Australian War Memorial |
| Tickets | $75 per person |
| Dress Code | Smart casual |
To attend the Gallery Highlights Guided Tour prior to the Welcome Reception, please complete on the registration form where indicated.
The Australian War Memorial offers delegates a unique experience for delegates to mingle with colleagues amongst authentic relics, great works of art and rare military aircraft that depict Australia’s military history.
We hope you will join us for drinks and canapés in this magnificent heritage building, where you will be able to catch up with colleagues and friends in a relaxed and informal setting.
Getting There
More information on shuttles and buses for delegates can be found here
Opening Ceremony & President’s Reception
| Date | Sunday, 20 November 2011 |
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| Time | 7pm – 10pm |
| Venue | Parliament House |
| Tickets | Inclusive for full delegate registration and accompanying person registration / Additional tickets available at $75.00 |
| Dress Code | Business attire and academic dress (if applicable) |
The Opening Ceremony and President’s Reception are prestigious events which honour and acknowledge members of the College who have made an outstanding contribution to the profession or are graduated as Fellows of the College. RANZCO is holding this important event in the College’s calendar at the Great Hall and Marble Foyer at Parliament House. It also provides the perfect setting and the fitting ambience for this official opening of the RANZCO Congress 2011.
The official Opening Ceremony and Graduation will take place in the Great Hall. This event will be followed by the President’s Reception in the Marble Hall - an informal networking cocktail function, and the ideal setting to catch up with colleagues and guests in a delightful evening of relaxed ambiance.
For more information on Parliament House, please visit their official website at www.aph.gov.au
Getting There
More information on shuttles and buses for delegates can be found here
For public transportation options and other information about how to get there, please visit www.aph.gov.au/visitors/getto.htm#maps
Congress Dinner
| Date | Monday, 21 November 2011 |
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| Time | 6.30pm Self-Guided Tour 7.15pm – late: Drinks and three course sit down meal |
| Venue | National Portrait Gallery |
| Address | King Edward Terrace, Parkes ACT 2600 |
| Tickets | $150 per person |
| Dress Code | Black tie or dark lounge suit |
*Tickets are limited
Home to the nation's portrait collection the National Portrait Gallery comprises among other the gallery spaces for the collection and temporary exhibitions, as well as a delightful and elegant setting for this year’s Congress Dinner.
Delegates and their guests can look forward to a wonderful evening of fine wine, dining and entertainment. The evening will start with canapés and cocktails in the Front Court , followed by a tantalizing dining experience in the Gordon Darling Hall. Then, how better than to end the evening on the dance floor – we look forward to seeing you there!
About the National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery exists to increase the understanding of the Australian people – their identity, history, creativity and culture – through portraiture. The Portrait Gallery’s specially designed building in Canberra’s cultural centre reinforces its significance as a premier national cultural institution and tourism attraction.
The new stand-alone Portrait Gallery opened its doors to the public on 4 December 2008. In its new, permanent location and building, the National Portrait Gallery displays more of its collection . The National Portrait Gallery is the culmination of a century-old idea, taking its place as a significant cultural attraction and national institution. The gallery displays some 500 portraits of people who have shaped Australia and who continue to shape our nation.
For more information on the National Portrait Gallery, please visit their official website at www.portrait.gov.au
Getting There
More information on shuttles and buses for delegates can be found here
