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Social Program
Final numbers for the conference social functions must be confirmed in advance. Please make your selections during registration and review your confirmation email to ensure all details are correct.
Registrar Pre-Conference Networking Function
Sunday 10 October, 18:30-20:00
The Ballroom, The Duke of Marlborough Hotel, Russell
Registrars attending the conference are invited to join this popular informal networking event. Reconnect with colleagues and meet new contacts in the relaxed and welcoming setting of the historic and renowned Duke of Marlborough Hotel, located on the Russell waterfront. Travel to and from Russell via a short ferry ride from Paihia and take in stunning coastal scenery along the way. Light snacks will be provided, and drinks can be purchased at the bar.
Tickets are included with a Full Registrar registration, when selected.
Welcome Reception
Monday 12 October, 17:00-18:30
Exhibition Area, Waitaha Events Centre, Copthorne Hotel and Resort
Our opening social event will be held at the close of sessions on day one, in the Waitaha Events Centre exhibition space, overlooking the Paihia waterfront. It’s an ideal way to wrap up the day - reflect on key insights with colleagues and build new connections. Canapés and beverages will be served.
Tickets are included with a Full or Monday registration, when selected.
Additional tickets - $65 per person.
Parakuihi i roto i te reo Māori: Breakfast in te reo Māori
Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 October, 07:30-08:15
Jimmy Cook’s Kiwi Kitchen, Copthorne Hotel
Arohaina te reo: reka te kai, reka te kōrero. Come and join Whaea Moe Milne, Tui Taurua and Dr Hinemoa Elder in learning some simple words and phrases in Te Reo Māori, with your breakfast. An easy, relaxed, fun way to start your conference days, adding to your existing knowledge and providing ideas if you are feel you are a beginner. He rongoā tō tātou reo. Our language is also a medicine. As doctors working in Aotearoa, we know the importance of Te Reo Māori, let's grow our confidence in speaking this beautiful language from our whenua.
Tickets included with Full registration, when selected.
Conference Dinner
Tuesday 13 October, 18:00-22:30
Tahuaroa Function Centre, (including optional tour of the Te Rau Aroha Museum of the Price of Citizenship).
Tickets can be purchased during online registration for $180 per person.