SYMPOSIUMS AND CONFERENCES


Census | beyond the count




Join us at Census | beyond the count and discover the difference that the Census makes. Registrations are now open!

Registration includes

• Access to both days of the Census | beyond the count conference program, including workshops and the Connect with Census area
• Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea on both conference days
• Canapes and beverages at the Welcome Reception
• A three course dinner, beverages and entertainment at the Conference Dinner
• Conference satchel bag

Register before 31 December to lock in the 2010 fee of just $700. The registration fee for 2011 will be $850.

Accommodation for conference attendees

Hilton on the Park - Melbourne is offering attendees of Census | beyond the count a discounted accommodation rate of just $225 per night. This rate is available on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of March. The online accommodation booking system for this special rate will be available shortly.

Exhibition and sponsorship

We are now accepting applications for exhibitors and sponsorship at Census | beyond the count and would like to invite friends and supporters of the Census to take up this opportunity.

If you would like to showcase your organisation at this unique event, please visit the conference website for more information.


NatStats 2010


The NatStats 2010 Conference was held from 15-17 September 2010, at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour.

The conference was very successful and attracted over 460 delegates, 54 presenters and 14 exhibitors both representing users and providers of data from government, business, the media, academia and the wider community.

The overall theme for NatStats 2010: "Measuring what counts: economic development, well-being and progress in 21st century Australia", which explored drivers of economic and related social change that are shaping Australia's future development.

One of the key outcomes of the Conference is the development of a set of Conference Recommendations - broad, strategic objectives that will assist in setting directions for shaping a future statistical system that will be relevant and responsive to future challenges in Australia. The final Recommendations were formally released on 20 October 2010, to celebrate World Statistics Day.

Please visit the NatStats 2010 Website to view the Conference Recommendations, speaker presentations and photos.