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Melbourne: Tech writing in 2026 and beyond

Melbourne: Tech writing in 2026 and beyond

Wed, Jul 29, 7:00 AM
From Write the Docs Australia
4.7

Technical writing has changed a lot in the last couple of years. New tools, shifting job titles, restructured teams, and a whole lot of opinions about AI. So what does it actually look like to be a tech writer in 2026? This is the first in a series of relaxed evening meetups where we dig into that question. We've got speakers from inside and outside the tech writing world sharing short talks, followed by open conversation. **For this first session**, we're starting with a look back. What was technical writing 18 months ago, and what's different now? We'll use that as a jumping-off point for the room. **I've never met a technical writer before** ‘I have never met a technical writer before’, said most of the young engineers who worked in a team Yvonne joined about 18 months ago. They had not even heard of the profession. Drawing on the stories and interactions from the last Write the Docs conference and her personal work experiences, she presented her view of technical writing as a profession to this engineering team. Is this presentation now a time capsule of a past era? Yvonne will share some of it with you at this meetup and let you decide. **About Yvonne Perkins** Yvonne is a passionate technical communicator who has spent her career helping teams perfect their knowledge and communication strategies. She believes that documentation should serve the user first, and that teams should be empowered to understand their users better. In the past, she has worked with organisations including ANZ, NEC, and AEMO. Now she is embarking on a new chapter with her own business, Evandra, which enables her to bring her expertise to a broader audience. Evandra helps businesses improve the effectiveness of their documentation and skills of their staff through knowledge strategy consulting and enjoyable workshops such as BrickDocs.

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Active Sunday’s! (Walking)

Active Sunday’s! (Walking)

Sun, Jul 26, 12:30 AM
From The Blokes Pub Club - Gay bloke’s social club
4.8

Start point: **Truffles Patisserie** **192/194 Carlisle St, St Kilda, 3182** It's at the corner of Carlisle and Chapel St's. End point: Who knows? Distance: Approx 4 to 6km (each way) Estimated time: 60 to 90 minutes (stopping and starting).

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2 attendees
All Write!

All Write!

Sun, Jul 26, 4:00 AM
From Melbourne Writers Social
4.6

Melbourne Central Food Hall on Level 2. Far back corner near large windows to outside. Look for the colourful piano! See below for exact instructions on finding us. IMPORTANT: Please turn up if you RSVP. Other writers are counting on you being there with them so no one sits alone!!! Currently we have part-time hosts and regulars who will turn up and sit together. EVERYONE, please keep a look out for newly arriving people in the group and make them feel welcome, especially if they say: Are you with the writing group? If you arrive first and have an A4 piece of paper, it is a good idea to write on the paper: Writing Group. This way everyone will find each other. Bring your writing tools, and anything that you have written recently (optional). Remember your earphones if you like to listen to music while you write. There are no rules :) You can write. Or you can chat and write. You can share your work. Or not share your work. (If you need silence to concentrate then headphones are a good idea considering it is in a public space.) Bring pen and paper as a backup. Melbourne Central wifi available. Who: People who write and/or want to write (more) What: An open group of writers who meetup in a stimulating space to write together, share writing and ideas and support each other’s writing goals Why: Inspiration, motivation and space to write. Where: Melbourne Central - see photo for our location. Red shaded area would be ideal if available when you arrive. Detailed instructions if you do not know the area: 1) Go to the Shot Tower (the old building inside Melbourne Central with the big cone glass roof above it). 2) Go up the the escalators (there’s only one set of up- escalators near the Shot Tower, you can’t miss it). 3) You are now on level 2, Dining Hall (there are signs to the right, just slightly, stating this). 4) Top Juice store is to your right. Turn right so you pass Top Juice and walk toward the food hall. 5) You are now in the food hall near a black piano. Go past this. Go to the seating at the far back corner where there are large windows facing outside. 6) Look for us writers. There should be a sign on the table. Call out your hosts name and ask if this is the writing group. We will say YES, here we are! Additional hosts wanted!!! Please contact Mat Clarke. Please only RSVP if you can make it. And also un-RSVP if you need to cancel. Thank You, Melbourne Writers. Great Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MelbWriters What we have written so far: www.worldwriterscollective.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/MelbCityWriters Blog: http://melbournewriters.wordpress.com **Help us by adding to these social pages and site**

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12 attendees

Rebel Blonde

Sun, Aug 9, 6:00 AM
From Mordi Singles Social Club
4.5
5 attendees
Coffee for creatives in Oakleigh

Coffee for creatives in Oakleigh

Sat, Aug 8, 3:00 AM
From Activities in the South Eastern suburbs
4.7

This is a coffee meetup for creative people to share/talk about their current projects. Whether it's writing, a website, art, starting a business, knitting/crafts or anything at all creative (be creative with the descriptor 'creative'), come along and share your progress with other like-minded people. This cafe requires a credit card for booking so I'm just going to show up and grab a table. I'll be waiting out the front of Caffe Greco at 1pm.

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Esoteric Astrology Book Reading Group

Esoteric Astrology Book Reading Group

Fri, Jul 24, 6:00 AM
From Melbourne Theosophy
4.7

Join Theosophist Margaret Harris, PhD, in her continuing series of discussions, digging deeper into Astrology every Friday from 4:00pm - 5:30pm WHO AM I? It is not the fear of God' which is 'the beginning of wisdom' but the knowledge of SELF which is Wisdom Itself .. MAN KNOW THYSELF" (Blavatsky,1901, p.15, Studies in Occultism) KNOW THYSELF In this supportive weekly group, through an Astrological lens and connecting with our own birth maps, we explore books that can help us explore paths towards our spiritual unfoldment. Through a variety of texts, from both Theosophists and Astrologers, we look at the energetic connections we have with the heavens and how they can assist us as we journey from our personality selves to our spiritual selves. Various knowledges from participants are also welcomed and encouraged as we continue to work with the 3rd object of the Theosophical Society: "To investigate unexplained laws of Nature and the powers latent in the human being" The Society is a registered charity and these events are free, but donations are welcome.

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