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The Australian Law Students Association (“ALSA”)

warmly welcomes you to Brisbane for the 35th Annual

ALSA Conference

from

7th to 13th July, 2014

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Contents

Convenor Welcome

Competitions

Education Forums

Career Forums

Daily Dirt & Conference Cup

Socials

Brisbane’s Best Food

Navigating Brisbane

Delegates

Sponsors

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Make sure you have liked us on Facebook, added us on Instagram, followed us on Twitter and are ready for any-thing – we expect fierce (and hilarious) competition for the Conference Cup! You should also prepare yourself for Daily Dirt – Conference’s version of gossip girl. These add to your Conference experience and we welcome all those who participate in keeping with the true spirit of these traditions. During the week I also encourage you to thank the organising committee. I have had the pleasure of working with a fantastic, dedicated, and exceptional team – their time, effort, and enthusiasm has been absolutely in-valuable and I hope each delegate takes the time to appreciate their hard work. We also extend our thanks to our many Conference sponsors. Without their assistance, and the many volun-teers contributing their time during the week, Conference would not be possible. On behalf of the organising committee I hope our competitors, councillors, and delegates have a fantastic week. We hope that Conference 2014 is an unforgettable experience! Best Wishes,

Alexandra Bose

Welcome to Brisbane! On behalf of the Australian Law Students’ Association, and the organising com-mittee, I am very pleased to welcome you to Conference 2014. The ALSA Conference has been running annually since 1979 and undergone a great many changes since. We hope that this Conference meets your expectations for a busy week of educational and careers events, networking opportunities, and of course, stellar competition performance. We encourage you to get involved in everything on offer – the organising committee has invested months of effort to make sure each of our events offers something new and challenging to take away. A large part of the Conference experience is leaving with a host of new friends from across the nation and internationally (if you’re very lucky you may even run across the elusive New Zealand contingent). We hope you approach these events with enthusiasm, a willingness to engage with your fellow delegates, and a healthy dose of caffeine.

Convenor Welcome

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A core component of the ALSA Conference each year is the national championships of the six law competi-tions. These are: the King and Wood Mallesons Cham-pionship Moot (“KWM Championship Moot), Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot (“IHL Moot”), Clayton Utz Negotiation (“CU Negotiation”), Norton Rose Client Interviewing (“NR Client Inter-viewing”), Allens Witness Examination and Paper Presentation. We would like to congratulate all teams for qualifying through each of their respective Law Student Societies. It is a great honour to be in a posi-tion to represent your law school, and we wish you all the best in your endeavours throughout the week. The winners of each championship will be announced at the Closing Gala. The timetable for competitions is as follows:

KWM Championship MootRound 1Date: 9:30am, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT

Round 2Date: 1:30pm, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT

Round 3Date: 9:30am, Wednesday 9 JulyLocation: QUT

Remaining Rounds 2 & 3Date: 1:30pm, Wednesday 9 JulyLocation: QUT

Quarter FinalsDate: 2:30pm, Thursday 10 JulyLocation: QUT and King and Wood Mallesons

Semi FinalsDate: 9:30am, Friday 11 JulyLocation: King and Wood Mallesons

Grand FinalsDate: 3:00pm, Saturday 12 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex, Banco Court

Competitions

IHL MootRound 1Date: 1:30pm, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT


Round 3Date: 1:30pm, Wednesday 9 JulyLocation: QUT

Quarter FinalsDate: 2:30pm, Thursday 10 JulyLocation: Australian Red Cross

Semi FinalsDate: 9:30am, Friday 11 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex, Banco Court


CU NegotiationRound 1 Date: 9:30am, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT



Quarter FinalsDate: 2:30pm, Thursday 10 JulyLocation: Mediation Rooms, Lvl 3, SC/DC Complex

Semi FinalsDate: 9:30am, Friday 11 JulyLocation: Clayton Utz

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NR Client InterviewingRound 1Date: 9:30am, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT



Grand FinalsDate: 10:30am, Saturday 12 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex, Banco Court

Allens Witness ExaminationRound 1Date: 10:30am, Tuesday 8 JulyLocation: QUT



Quarter FinalsDate: 2:30pm, Thursday 10 JulyLocation: Allens

Semi FinalsDate: 9:30am, Friday 11 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex, Banco Court

Grand FinalsDate: 9:00am, Saturday 12 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex, Banco Court

Paper PresentationPreliminary RoundDate: 12:00pm, Wednesday 9 JulyLocation: QUT

Semi FinalsDate: 9:30am, Friday 11 JulyLocation: TBA

Grand FinalsDate: 9:00am, Saturday 12 JulyLocation: SC/DC Complex

Contacts For administrative questions relating to specific competitions, please contact the following email addresses:- Championship Moot – [email protected] Competition – [email protected] Interviewing Competition – [email protected] Examination Competition – [email protected] Presentation – [email protected] Moot – [email protected]

For the lodgement of appeals, please contact [email protected]

For any specific questions in relation to problems or general questions in relation to the operation of competitions in general, please contact Sky at [email protected]

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education forums

Australian Legal Education Forum 1: Patenting Human Genes Date: Tuesday 8th July, 5:00 - 6:15pm, Location: GP-S410, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

Speaker: Professor Ian Frazer AC The first Legal Education Forum will explore the fascinating de-velopments in patent law involving human genes. In a landmark decision by the Federal Court of Australia last year, isolated human genes were ruled to be patentable, potentially changing the future of scientific and medical research in Australia. This Forum will explore this recent development and whether the safeguards preventing unconscionable commercial exploitation will be sufficient to protect Australian medical research, and whether this decision will lead to ethical and just outcomes.

Australian Legal Education Forum 2: Timor Sea Dispute

Date: Wednesday 9th July, 5:00 - 6:15pm, Location: GP-S410, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

If you’re interested in issues involving espionage, international law, seizure and arrest powers of security organi-sations and maritime boundaries, then this Legal Education Forum is for you! The Forum will explore legal and policy issues relating to the Timor Sea Dispute, providing an interactive and participation-driven approach to educating delegates on this topical subject. The Forum will cover the difficulties faced by Timor-Leste in taking disputes to an international tribunal, whether treaties can be wound back where issues of Espionage are involved and the process of bringing grievances to a dispute resolution body where security organisations may have breached their seizure and arrest powers.

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Title education forums

Australian Legal Education Forum 3: The Impact of Mining on the Environment

Date: Wednesday 9 July, 5:00 - 6:15pmLocation: GP-S410, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

Andrew Bartlett

Andrew Bartlett is an Australian politician, and current Convenor for the Queensland Greens. Mr Bartlett is a former Senator, representing Queensland as an Australian Democrats member of the Senate between 1997 and 2008. He was also the leader of the Australian Democrats between 2002 and 2004. Mr Bartlett is a passionate advocate for refugees and asylum seekers, and has been a voice for those living below the poverty line with mental and physical disabilities. He is currently a part-time Research Fellow with the Migration Law Program at the Australian National University, and an announcer on Brisbane’s 4ZZZ radio station. In his free time, he performs as a drummer for the band, Hinterlands.

Dr Tina Hunter

Dr Tina Hunter is the inaugural Director of the Centre for Interna-tional Minerals and Energy Law. Completing her PhD in compara-tive petroleum law at the University of Bergen, Dr Hunter has held numerous international teaching positions in Norway, the UK and Russia. Dr Hunter’s expertise in the regulation of petroleum activities has been sought by Australian and international governments, NGOs and industry. Notably, Dr Hunter has provided consulting services to the Commonwealth Government regarding petroleum exploration, and drafted the resource management and administration regulations in Western Australia. Dr Hunter currently teaches at the TC Beirne School of Law at the University of Queensland, specialising in the ar-eas of national and international petroleum law, mining law, property law and administrative law. She is also a member of the South Aus-tralian Roundtable for Unconventional Gas Projects and the working group for the Queensland Modernising Resources Acts Program.

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Equity High Tea: Disability and the Law Date: 10:00am - 11:30am, Thursday 10th JulyLocation: Room 360, QUT, Gardens Point CampusN.b. This is a ticketed event - you must have purchased your ticket in advance to attend this event. Speaker: Kevin Cocks AM

The Equity High Tea will give students the opportunity to hear from Queensland’s Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, Kevin Cocks AM as he shares his meaningful insights on the topic of disability and the law. Enjoy a selection of delicious finger foods and drinks, over-looking the Brisbane river and city skyline as Kevin discusses issues surrounding access to justice for those with mental and physical disabilities.

Professor Chris Moran

Professor Chris Moran is the Director of the Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) at the University of Queensland. Professor Moran has more than two decades experience in natural resources and water management and sustainability, with his expertise being recognised internationally. He has acted on the Expert Panel for Major Coal Seam Gas Projects for the Federal Government, and the Underground Coal Gasification Independent Scientific Expert Panel for Queensland, as well as a number of other committees at both a State and Federal level. Prior to joining UQ, Professor Moran worked at CSIRO for 16 years specialising in spatial science, and is currently working on addressing the challenges faced by the resources industry by integrating SMI’s disciplinary excellence into NextMine.

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College of Law Advocacy Legal Skills Workshop

Date: Wednesday 9 July, 9:30am – 11:00amVenue: GP-S409, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

The College of Law Advocacy Legal Skills Workshop will give students the opportunity to learn from experienced Barrister, and adjunct lecturer, Jane Fitzgerald. Advocacy and strong presenting skills are extremely important, not only for Bar-risters, but for lawyers and professionals seeking to succeed in any industry.

The workshop will provide a brief overview of some of the essential skills to good presenting, before going in to the intricacies of framing a strong argument. Attendees will then have the opportunity to refine their skills.

career forums

Careers Forum 1: Legal Careers Outside Big Firms

Date: Wednesday 9 July, 1:00pm – 2:30pmVenue: GP-B121, QUT, Gardnes Point Campus

This Forum will offer an insight in to the legal career paths open to students upon graduation. Many stu-dents graduate with a good understanding of the grad-uate process within large law firms, but are relatively uninformed about alternative options.

There are a wide range of jobs which directly use legal skills, and this forum will examine some of the most common. The forum will allow students to ask ques-tions and hear from, an academic, a barrister, a law-yer in a boutique firm, and a lawyer involved with a range of community legal centres. Together these four speakers represent an extremely large proportion of jobs which graduate lawyers go in to, but which most students have little understanding of. Whether it be how long it takes to become a professor, or whether it is feasible to work as a barrister without working as a solicitor first, this forum will give you the opportunity to ask the important questions.

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career forums

King & Wood Mallesons Legal Skills Workshop

Date: Thursday 10 July, 9:30am – 11:00amVenue: GP-S409, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

The second legal skills workshop will explore a range of the skills utilised by graduates in law firms. While Law School can prepare you for the technical side, this workshop will explore some of the finer points which you can expect to encounter from your first day in the workforce. The workshop will be run by lawyers from King & Wood Mallesons and attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about the firm.

The session will also go over some information about the graduate program within KWM; one of Australia’s leading law firms.

Ashurst Careers Forum 2: Corporate Career Options - Using your law de-gree in other industries

Date: Friday 11 July, 3:00pm – 4:30pmVenue: GP-B121, QUT, Gardens Point Campus

The last careers forum for the Conference will showcase some of the most exciting career options available upon graduation. Law students often have a good understanding of the legal pathways available to them, but do not consid-er how else their law degrees can be used.

This Q&A forum will host speakers from industry leading management con-sulting, professional services, investment banking, and law firms. These sectors regularly employ law graduates in extremely competitive and highly sought af-ter jobs. This forum will give attendees the opportunity to hear from the speak-ers about their industries generally, as well as about specific firm information.

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ANU Legal Workshop Wellness in Law Skills Workshop

Date: Thursday 10 July, 2:30pm – 4:00pmVenue: Room B121, Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus, B Block

This event; hosted by ANU Legal Workshop will highlight the importance of health and wellbeing within the legal sector. Lawyers and law students face incredibly high levels of stress and mental health issues are very important. This workshop will discuss some of these issues and identify how they can be dealt with. While historically issues such as depression and work-related stress have been kept quiet, new research has shown just how prevalent it is within the legal community. Attendees will learn some of the ways they can ensure a healthy career in law and how they can deal with these issues.

ANU Legal Workshop is Australia’s largest university provider of accredited professional legal educa-tion. Through online programs which are both nationally and internationally accessible, ANU Legal Workshop provides high quality education.

Career forums

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As you will gather within the first few hours of arriving at the Oaks Festival Towers, it’s not all serious here at ALSA Conference. Which brings us to the Daily Dirt - a newsletter dropped off to each room outlining the gossip, news and announcements of the day.

Send your gossip and sneaky snaps to [email protected].

Don’t forget that we are also running Conference Cup, which awards points for challenges and con-duct within the spirit of Conference. A tally is kept for each university, and points are awarded or de-ducted for individual behaviour accordingly. Think Gossip Girl meeting the Sydney Morning Herald. A Hogwarts style points house points system is in place for the whole week. The winning university will receive glory and $1000 towards their LSS, to be awarded at the Closing Gala Ball.

Below is a selection of the Conference Cup challenges to whet your appetite. The full list of Challeng-es will be released each day in the Daily Dirt, along with being posted online from the facebook page.

• Drink a Queensland Cocktail at an event: 5 points• Rock climb at the Kangaroo Point Cliffs: 100 points• Attend every conference morning running session: 50 points• Win the Wet Tee-Shirt Competition at the Down Under Bar: 100 points• Convince someone you are a published author on the topic of Space Law: 20 points• Survive an entire night in the Fortitude Valley: 100 points, 50 additional points if you make it through the next day of Conference wearing the same clothes as the night before• Upload photos of the Opening Gala photobooth photos to Instagram: 30 points• Twerk on/to/with an ALSA Organising Committee Member (must be recorded!): 50 points• Shrek is love. Shrek is life. Get a selfie with Shrek on the Dreamworld Day Trip: 100 points• Wear your clothes backwards/inside-out for the entirety of a running session: 10 points• Skinny dip in the water mountain outside Fridays: 100 points• Take a selfie with people from at least 6 different university delegations: 20 points• Dance with Rabia Siddique at the Closing Gala: 100 points• Go on the Brisbane Eye (photographic evidence required): 40 points .... You get the idea! The full list of Conference Cup Challenges will be made available from the ALSA Facebook Page and Daily Dirt throughout the week.

Daily dirt and conference cup

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UQLS and L Card Opening Night

WhatUQLS and L Card Opening Night: An unforgettable night to kick-off ALSA 2014! The theme this year is Mad Men. Think the early 1960s, before all the hippies started with all the peace and love, fringe-filled nonsense.

WhereMain event: Friday’s Riverside123 Eagle St, Brisbane QLD 4000After party: The Exchange Hotel131 Edward St, Brisbane QLD 4000 (Opposite the Victory Hotel)

WhenThe first day of Conference of course! Monday July 7, kicking off at 7pm.

Dress CodeAsk yourself, ‘Would Don Draper approve?’ Dress to impress. For the men, suits are preferable but nice slacks and a dress shirt will also suffice. Cocktail dresses for the ladies are a must. Hats are strongly encouraged, and don’t be afraid to add a string of pearls, polka dot stockings or a neat pair of satin gloves. Oh, and big hair of course!

Getting thereWalking: If you feel like soaking in a crisp Brisbane winter’s eve, it is only a 10 minute walk from Oaks Festival Towers to Friday’s Riverside.

Cab: A cab will cost you little more than $10, so band with your fellow delegates and you’re looking at around $3 per person.

Bus: You are spoilt for choice if you want to catch a bus from Oaks Festival Towers. Catch the 302, 360, 361, 364, 470, 475 or 476 from Stop 83 on Elizabeth Street and hop off at Stop 63 on Eagle Street and cross the road to get to Friday’s Riverside.It’s a 5 minute walk from Friday’s Riverside to The Exchange Hotel, so follow the pack of ALSA delegates to keep the party kicking on into the night.Shake off your intoxication with a 4 minute walk from the after-party back to your hotel, or play it safe and catch a cab back to Oaks Festival Towers.

Socials: uqls opening night

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Socials: Cocktail Night

Mid-Week Cocktail Night

Law students (or, more accurately, students of any kind) are no stranger to mid-week drinks. Usually this would comprise a solitary glass of wine with Waltons Stores v Maher (probably in your pyjamas) or several very ill-advised ciders at the uni bar. In Conference week, however, things are a bit more nek level. Pick out your prettiest party frock and perfect your Pratt knot to ensure you cut a dash at mid-week cocktails at the Port Office Hotel (40 Edward St). The break will be announced, so this is the perfect opportunity to celebrate! Or commiserate. But that’s a celebration in itself.

Have questions? Luckily for you, we’ve answered our own below.

What time is kickoff?8 pm, Wednesday 9 July.

Can I carry on like a pork chop? You can’t but you also can. Bear in mind that we’re announc-ing the break, so maybe behave in a way that befits your status and dignity until after that, just in case you do break.

Does cocktail just mean that it’s finger food or is that also how I should dress?

Please do not come attired as a spring roll. Instead, ladies, now is the time for your prettiest short (but not too short, we’re not going to the Valley) dress and a tasteful amount of bling (not an oxymoron). Gentlemen, a lady can never resist a man in a suit. If you’re feeling dashing, you may leave your tie behind.

And yes, probably do eat dinner beforehand. Sometimes (i.e. when it comes to our duty to promote the responsible con-sumption of alcohol) eating is not cheating.

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Theme Night

WhatOnly every Delegate’s favourite event aka ALSA Theme Night!This year we are getting back to our roots and throwing a 90s Party.

WhereMain Event: Alhambra Lounge - Only Brisbane’s hottest club!12 McLachlan Street, Fortitude Valley.After party to be held at – wait for it – Oh Hello! just across the road at 621 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley.

WhenOnly everyone’s favourite night of the week aka Friday 11th July, kicking off at 7:30pm!

Getting thereCab: Will cost you next to nothing – split it between four and you’ll pay about $5 each.

Bus: From Oaks Festival Towers jump on bus 470 from Eliza-beth Street, Stop 83 near Albert StreetGet off at Wickham Street, Stop 225 near Little Street. Walk 5 mins to Alhambra Lounge, 12 McLachlan Street.To get to the after party at Oh Hello! follow the string of ALSA Delegates across the road to Oh Hello!

Getting awaySplitting a Taxi between a few friends is advisable when travel-ling from the Valley to the City. Will cost between $5-$10.

Socials: Theme Night

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Socials: Pub Crawl

Pub Crawl

Forget marathons, Tough Mudder, climbing Mount Everest etc., ALSA’s pub crawl is the ultimate test of endurance. After starting at the Victory Hotel to warm things up, we then head over to the notorious Down Under Bar (affectionately known as Dunder) where tanned Europeans run amok – either that or the beer goggles are kicking in. The survivors then move onto Birdees for cheap drinks + dance floor = OH&S nightmare. Finally, we end the night with a jam jar at the local stomping ground for the young and beautiful, Oh Hello! Rumour has it that the ALSA Conference Committee has chipped in for a little something-something for all delegates, so let’s give Bris-bane a taste of the rowdiness and debauchery that law students are infamous for.

How to get thereMeet outside Oaks Festival Towers, and from there we begin the crawl over to Mick O’Malleys

Date and timeThursday, 10th July from 7pm until late

What to wearYour pub crawl t-shirt, underpants (never forget), pants/skirt/shorts, and comfortable shoes – you’ll need them!

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socials: closing gala

Closing Gala FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When is it?6:30pm for a 7:00pm start, 12 July 2014N.b. Doors close at 7:10pm with no exceptions

Where is it?The Sofitel Hotel (249 Turbot St)

Who will be there?All ALSA delegates on Silver/Gold registration; 100 lucky ticketholders; sponsors and Rabia Siddique, the guest speaker.

Rabia Siddique is a criminal and human rights lawyer, a retired British Army Officer, a former terrorism and war crimes prosecutor, a professional speaker, trainer, MC, facilitator and published author. In 2006, Rabia was awarded a Queen’s commendation for her human rights work in Iraq and in 2009 was the Runner Up for Australian Woman of the Year UK.

What is it?A truly scrumptious three-course dinner; effervescent drinks package and an exclusive afterparty at one of Fortitude Valley’s best known clubs

What shall I wear?Black Tie. Ladies, this is your chance to bring out your loveliest gowns. Gentlemen, a suit and tie—a dinner suit is of course preferable.

Why are we having a ball?It’s the last night of Conference! Celebrate your successes, commiserate your losses and cement all of your new friendships.

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Whether you’re hangry or hungry, we’ve lined up deals so you can keep your stomach rumblings to a minimum.

Pancake Manor (Charlotte Street): 10% off bill when paying one bill per table (not to be used with any set menus or any other discounts)

Boost (Queen Street Mall): Free upsize - must identify as an ALSA Student

Timezone: 30 mins for $20: unlimited yellow swipers, unlimited red swipers, 1 new game. 1 hour for $25: unlim-ited yellow swipers, unlimited red swipers, 2 new games, 1 prize gameMust show ALSA wristband.

Jackpot Noodles (Albert Street, Elizabeth Street): Can of drink for free with any $10 purchase

Peony Asian Fusion: Can of drink for free with any $10 purchase

Guzman y Gomez: Free can of Pepsi or water with $5 purchase

Vapianos: 20% off everything between 2 and 5pm

Charlotte Street Delites: 20% discount off all menu prices

Spoon in the City (Albert Street): 10% of all purchases; Happy Hour 9:30 - 10:30am and 2:00 - 4:00pm: $2 regu-lar coffee and $2.50 large coffee

Jo-Jos: 10% of all meals

Krispy Kreme: Any doughnut and milkshake or any doughnut and coffee for $6

QUT Bookshop and Cafe: Regular coffee plus sweet treat (to value of $3.50) for $5

Aroma Cafe, QUT Gardens Point: A small tea, coffee, hot chocolate and muffin for $6.50

brisbane’s best food

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Monday 7 July 2014Registration and Check In at Oaks Festival Towers

Oaks Festival Towers, 108 Albert St, Brisbane QLD 4001

Navigating Brisbane

Oaks Festival Towers to QUT Garden PointHead south-east on Albert St toward Mary St (300m)

Turn right onto Alice St (220m)Venue is on the left

Note: QUT is the venue for the competitor briefing (Monday), council (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), competitions rounds one to four (Tuesday and Wednes-day), Australian Legal Education Forums (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday), eq-uity morning tea (Thursday), all skill workshops (Wednesday and Thursday) and the

career forums (Wednesday).

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Wednesday 9 July 2014Oaks Festival Towers to Port Office Hotel

Head south-east on Albert St toward Mary St (210m)Turn left onto Margaret St (220m)

Oaks Festival Towers to Fridays RiversideHead north-west on Albert St toward Charlotte St (16m)

Turn right onto Charlotte St (450m)Turn left onto Eagle St (170m)

Venue is on the right

Tuesday 8 July 2014General Delegate Trip to Dreamworld

The bus will leave in front of the hotel lobby.

Navigating Brisbane

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Oaks Festival Towers to Pub CrawlPub Crawl will begin from the Oaks Festival Towers hotel lobby.

Oaks Festival Towers to Oh Hello!Head north-west on Albert St toward Charlotte St (130m)

Turn left onto Elizabeth St (170m)Bus stop 81 is on your right

Catch bus 210 heading to the Fortitude ValleyExit bus 210 at Wickham Street Stop 228 near Brunswick, Fortitude Valley

Note: this is the second last stop the bus will make on the journey going north to Fortitude Valley.

Head south-west on Wickham St toward Brunswick St (35m)Turn left onto Brunswick St (180m)

Turn right onto Ann St (110m)Turn left onto Marshall St (29m)

Venue is on the left

Navigating Brisbane

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Oaks Hotel to Closing GalaHead north-west on Albert St toward Charlotte St (350m)

Turn right onto Adelaide St (220m)Turn left onto Edward St (220m)Turn right onto Turbot St (170m)

Venue is on the right

Navigating Brisbane

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Delegates

Advanced Tertiary CollegeEsthew Liew

Asian Law Students’ AssociationSurendra Anath Anandaraju

Auckland University of TechnologyJoseph Michael BerginRebecca CrossChristine Claire JamesDion MorelyAbha PradhanKarl Bruno SchwarzHayden Lee Smith

Australian Catholic UniversityLachlan BurtGabrielle ColmanCatherine IrvingDean BattenDerek BayleyAlex Bell-RoweJoel EmeryPrashant KelshikerMargaret LongBarnaby MooreTara PeramatukornJordan QianDylan RogersMatt RyanDan TrevanionAdrian Trowell

University of Western AustraliaCameron BarnesElisabeth BuchanCallum DavidsonAlice GraziottiVasili HatzisSimi JamnadassPatrick MackenzieAlexander PatonKate PontingIlona QuaheXanthe ShawNigel SiegwartMelanie TehRalph Timpani

Bond UniversityMichael ByrnesEoin CoffeyRupert HoldenMarryum Kahloon

Gordon Connor McBainTimothy NoonanCourtney OldenMichelle PhamRachael YoungFelicity Young

Charles Darwin UniversityAlanna GrimsterThomas McLeishJanet Truong

Chulalongkorn UniversityTipanand ValyaseviThunthorn ChumwangwapeeSittichai DuangjumpaThanapoom SukwongSupakarn Kowinthanaphat

Curtin UniversityVictoria Barker

Deakin UniversityJames SullivanHarry VinesSeth RyanCJ HobbsJason AllenRhys ChalmersGeorgia MillerCassandra Page

Flinders UniversityAnnika BeatyNicholas CardoneSarah CastreeKiri Fairclough-RainsburyGeorgina LandonGeoffrey MilaniMichaela OlssonEdward Shorne HoldenMichael SwansonRachel WangChloe WaterhouseVictor Wen-Sweeney

Griffith UniversityNathan DockerBeau HansonHannah MaxwellJasemine AltinkayaShane BerkeryAlice BlackburnHazal Gacka

Marieanne GolubinskyCorey HarrisonAlexandra JuleHans NimbAmelia Ortega MedinaPaul WeaverGiverny AtkinsAnnabelle BehanAlex CurtisJackson Dixon-BestKerrod GilesMichael KirbyTegun MiddletonJessica MusulinElly PhelanCharlotte RoacheCaity UsherSjaan Van OeverenJames VercoeParis Ball

James Cook UniversityMathai JoshiJessica RalphRabia Hussain

La Trobe UniversityCaity AndersonNicole CarterLeticia FicarraMarie KatsikisBrianna KennaChristian Side

Macquarie UniversityHani AhankoobNicola AmysAlistair BoothAndrew ClarkRobyn DimisStephanie FehonBenjamin GoodletTimothy GrellmanConnor HoggDanielle KroonElysse LloydJoshua MartinSevanne McGarityJack OakleyJonathan PapworthBenjamin RoeAndrew ScullyMichal SoleckiMax Turner 23

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Melbourne Law SchoolZoe AndersonKelly ButlerJessica CaoAlex LeeStephanie Mercuri

Monash UniversityJames BeavisLynton BrookMatthew DalyBec LewStephen MooreGisela NipTim RankinElissa YoungDusan Stojic

Murdoch UniversityDavid HerbertEmily BellCarey-Ann BrettJordan BurtRebecca CainKala CampbellSam HarperAndy HunterEdward LoveBarbara MaoGuy McDonaldBri MorrowJoshua RichardsAdam RidaLachlan Smith

National University of SingaporeKelvin Chong

Nepal Law CampusHom Raj Dallakoti

Newcastle UniversityJoseph BatesSusan EllicottBen EvansRebecca GilesJessie McKenzieNatalie MiccoliMonique NashRowena SturnMurray TaylorLaura Waterford

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Alexander Winn

Notre Dame UniversityDaniella BrownThomas de BesLing HsuShelby Mae Van Ooran

Queensland University of TechnologyTristan ApplebyRamon CayamandaStacey CoeTimothy ColemanFreya CroninWilliam Michael FinchHugh HadgraftSam HarveyChristina HooperImogen KennyIsobel LarkinAlison McGeachieDean McNultyJessica PetersonLisa PritchardLuis TunstallNatalie WissaJoseph KellyZachary Mitchell

RMITChristie BellerMurphy HawkinsNaomi KeessenPaul MelicanSteph ProliskoElise SteegstraLynette MelicanMatthew Melican

Singapore Management UniversityChristian Teo

University of South AustraliaJake CollinsCatriona Murdoch

University of AdelaideSarah AhernBen BishopCharlie BruceAdrienne EyDesislava GanchevaSarah GrantMeg Lowe

Priya PavriMadeleine PiochaudMontana PrpicEdward SatchellJohn Vaughan-Williams

University of AucklandJoshua BaxterVictoria ClarkeJack DaviesDannielle HoughtonBrierly PennMarcus Euan PlayleCallum Harvey RoseHamish Saunders

University of CanberraVictoria BlakeleyNicole FarajBede FoundlingSharon GiadiniaAmelia SimpsonKali SmithMystery ToefokiRenee WattWilliam Yeo

University of CanterburyBilly ClemensRobert James CooperRosalind Maeve Afford KosAndrew James LogieThomas O’BrienAshleigh OoiRachel WalshNicky WynneJacob Nutt

University of New EnglandGemma BryanMark Jongebloed

University of Notre DameSophie LusheyMadeleine OttavianoRebecca WalkerJacob CarmodyAlessia WerjutinaTayler WrightAlexander CarlosElyse Di StefanoDamien MullenAmber WallaceKathryn Whybourne 24

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University of OtagoBenjamin BielskiAmanda Jane BrosnanRose FrendinMatthew George GunnChrystal HadfieldJordan David HamelJames LansdownGeorge MealeSimon O’DonnellJames Tocher

University of QueenslandAlexander BauciaWilliam BaxterMyrella-Jane ByronLachlan CampbellEmily ChalkAlexander ForresterTim JonesDaniel MaggacisMichael MaynardEmily McClellandAlexander O’HaraJared PeutKasia RobinsonJoshua SprouleElizabeth StanleyElizabeth TroegerSophie UnderwoodJoshua WhiteDavood ZarghamiJohnny BlackJaya PrasadIsabelle ShoshaniEmma Wilson

University of South AustraliaQing CaoCameron HendersonJulia Mignone

University of Southern QueenslandHamish ChapmanJustin McGovernAnn-Louise ShrapnelAmy Zanders

University of SydneyJeffrey ChanAmelia DaleKate FarrellSam Farrell

Hayley GordonJames HigginsSimon HillAngus NicholasIndia O’NeillAlice Zhou

University of TasmaniaRebecca ByrnesChristie Cox-HainesErica de JongDominic DeaytonPatrick IngramPatrick LiewLaura MichaelsonAaron MossLuke OgdenGerard QuekChristian StreetMatias ThomsenKristian Wynn

University of the Sunshine CoastDavid Knobel

University of WaikatoMichelle Ann BirdHelen Michelle BondJoshua Adam DennisSara DennisChristine HardyStephen David TaylorMark Kieran Patrick TownshendRobert John West

University of Western SydneyKritika Rampal

University of WollongongChristos ArsenisSamuel BargwannaRhian BartleyAlexandra BrasselMelanie Charters-BrownErin DoyleAdam FriendEmma HartJohn InanStephen MeechanRhys RowlandsMarcus VellaOlivia Yeatman

University of New South WalesJasmine ChanWill de WaalReyna GeBenjamin HeenanNathan HuynhMarie IskanderNicole MazurekPaul MersiadesRebecca NezvalMarco OleaJasmine OpdamMartina PasqualinoAshna TanejaCecily Zhu

University of TasmaniaRebecca ByrnesChristie Cox-HainesEric de JongDominic DeaytonPatrick IngramPatrick LiewLaura MichaelsonAaron MossLuke OgdenGerard QuekChristian StreetMatias ThomsenKristian Wynn

University of Technology, SydneyAshleigh BarnesRojda DagAngad KeithCindy LamAyatalla LewihJessica LooiGrammeno LydiaNemra SageSean SzaboKristen TroyKeifer VelosoAndrew WilliamsLloyd WoodAngus WyllieBianca BalzerLucy JedlinFiona NewtonAngus Wylie

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Title Delegates

University of Western SydneyMario AmorDaniel BachirKirstie BarfootWinnie JobanputraTaylor MacdonaldAndrew MontgomeryEmma NichelsenHannah PanizzuttiJames Zhao

Victoria UniversityErin FraddRebecca HazeltineAdelle IncledonBrendan MooreSteve Tamburro

Victoria University of WellingtonLuke Matthew David ArcherDuncan MclachlanJasmin Yen-Ting MoranAric ShakurEmma Jane SmithMyles SnaddonKarl van der PlasMyles Snaddon

ALSA Conference Committee

Alexandra Bose (Conference Convenor)Edward Robinson (Finance & Logistics Director)Hannah Maxwell (Secretary)Shannan Casey (Sponsorship Director)Sky Kim (Competitions Director)Cameron Griffiths (Competitions Director)Bridget Higgins (Education & Social Justice Director)Jack Nolan (Careers Director)Madeleine Copley (Socials Director)Akash Mahendra (Socials Director)Christina Budur (Marketing & Publications Director)

ALSA Conference Sub-CommitteeKlaudine BarnsleyVerinder BassiSarah BKJohn BryantMarissa CarrollRebecca DuffyAngus FraserZack GeorgeSam HarveyJung Woo KimPauline KlippmarkTilishia MoodleyMichelle PhamLiam RobertsSean RocheHarry SmithLauren SmithAngela TaraborrelliMolly ThomasMadison UreKatharine WardEliza WederLauren WrafterGenevieve Yates

ALSA Executive

Charlotte Thomas (President)James Ly (Vice-President Finance)Karmen Gallegos (Vice-President Admin-istration)Rebecca Duffy (Competitions Committee)Fraser Browne (Conference Convenor 2015)

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Clayton Utz

King and Wood Mallesons

Ashurst

Red Cross

College of Law

ANU Legal Workshop

sponsors

Queensland University of Technology

Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Law

Queensland University of Technology Grants and Development

University of Queensland Law Society

Allens

Norton Rose

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