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Monopoly (Sunday)

Sun, Aug 9, 2:00 AM
From Sydney Monopoly Boardgame Group
4.7
11 attendees
Negotiation - The Art of Influencing Outcomes

Negotiation - The Art of Influencing Outcomes

Sat, Aug 8, 6:00 AM
From Transformational Leaders Collective
4.5

How often do you put yourself last - letting others take the credit, have the benefit, or cut in front of the queue just because they asked? While there are certainly times when being considerate is the right choice, there are times when there is no reason to NOT stand up for yourself. No more staying safe, staying silent, or simply going with the flow. It's time you advocate for YOU and what you care about, because what you stand for, matters. This game-changing session gives you the chance to practice real negotiation skills through a series of fun, low-stake simulations that will help you become more confident in advocating up for yourself anytime, anywhere, with anyone. **WHO THIS IS FOR** * people who want to get ahead in life * people who want to communicate with greater confidence * entrepreneurs, business owners, and corporate professionals **WHAT YOU WILL GET** * more stamina when it comes to negotiating * meaning connections with people who remind you of what you're about * real conviction and passion to make decisions that serve your needs best **ABOUT THE HOSTS** ***Melissa Paris*** is an arts educator, director, performer, and facilitator with over 20 years of experience across higher education and the creative industries. Trained through Q Theatre, TAFE, and university programs, she has built an extensive background spanning theatre, television, film, and the performing arts. Melissa is passionate about creating safe, inclusive, and engaging environments where people feel comfortable stepping outside their comfort zones, building confidence, and discovering their creative potential. Whether coaching individuals or facilitating groups, she is known for bringing warmth, energy, and genuine connection to those she trains. Her superpower is "making strangers feel like family," and takes this trust to push people into greatness. To date, she has contributed to the success of organisations such as the Sydney Olympic Games, Western Sydney University, and Coulter Legal. ***Jonathan Lee*** is an experience designer, facilitator, and founder of Utopia Rising, with over 25 years of involvement in personal development. Known for creating playful yet meaningful social experiences, Jonathan specialises in holding space to allow the kind of participation that leads to connection, full self-expression, and insight. Since 2016, he has hosted 50+ events across 20+ original themes, including Gratitude, Paparazzi, Creative Arts, Productivity, Philosophy, Innovation, Evolution, and Time Travel, among others. Utopia Rising is THE game changer for reimagining party culture as a force for positive socializing - inviting people to explore who they are, how they relate to others, and what becomes possible when humans gather with purpose. 🎟️ Reserve your spot at: [https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1618159](https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1618159)

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Sydney Teamwork Collection Learning Camp 2026

Wed, Aug 12, 1:30 AM
From Sydney Atlassian Community Events
4.5

The trail to better teamwork starts at Learning Camp! Join us in Sydney for Teamwork Collection Learning Camp, an immersive, in‑person experience showcasing how Jira, Confluence, and Loom work together as a connected teamwork system. At this stop on the Learning Camp tour, you’ll: 🧪 Join hands‑on workshops. Roll up your sleeves for guided demos where you’ll try new features alongside Atlassians and fellow admins and champions. Bring your laptop to participate! 📁 Bring home the Champion Pack 2.0. Unlock updated enablement assets – slides, templates, and guides – you can use to run your own “learning camp” sessions back at work. 🤝 Connect with fellow champions and admins. Swap stories, compare setups, and learn best practices from other admins facing similar challenges across teams, industries, and regions. 🏅 Earn an exclusive Community badge Collect a limited‑edition Teamwork Collection Learning Camp Community badge for attending, and stock up on camp-themed swag you didn’t know you needed. …and more! Whether you’re a long‑time Jira, Confluence, or Loom champion or just starting to connect these tools together, this session is packed with practical guidance, inspiration, and resources to help you build savvy, AI‑ready teams. Seats are limited, so register early and invite a teammate (or two). See you at camp! 🏕️ Agenda --- Speakers Aditi Venkatesh - Atlassian (Senior Product Manager, Jira) Aditi Venkatesh is a Senior Product Manager at Atlassian, building agent-first experiences for software teams. She's focused on helping teams go from idea to actionable plan. Aditi works on Rovo features in Jira that make it easy to capture work, turning conversations, docs, and ideas into actionable work. She's also worked on Rovo Skills, building capabilities that make it easier to manage yo… Julian Connor - Atlassian (Principal Product Manager) Julian is a product management leader with more than a decade of experience in product, strategy, AI and data. Julian writes a semi-regular blog on the topic of product management at https://julianconnor.medium.com/; Hosted By Mark Higgins, Atlassian Community Leader I've been a supporter of Atlassian and its products since they where a small office in Sydney, which goes back to the start of the century (nearly). I've been in IT forever, even before it was called IT, as was known as the EDP department. Starting in 1984, just after the first PC came out, I've seen and been involved in so much change in IT, that its unrecognizable from the time I started. I remember Windows NT4, Windows 3.1, SQL 6.0 , floppy disks and a number of others that are now consigned to history. To be part of the community, is very rewarding, and I've always been someone who volunteers, from coaching my son's soccer team, from the U7's, cricket teams, my daughters soccer team, my work with Oxfam. I love community sport events, having done 17 Oxfam trail walks, more than 10 City to Surfs, Countless Gong Rides, Bowral Rides, half a dozen Half marathons, and 20 years ago, the Sydney marathon. Now, its mostly cycling, and my South Sydney Rabbitohs, and now that I can WFH, my labradoodles, Casper and Willow. Prashant Gami, Atlassian Community Leader For decades, Prashant has been helping businesses stay ahead of their competition by creating a culture of continuous innovation that adds significant value. After scaling multiple businesses and leading some of Australia’s biggest dev teams, Prashant is using his expertise, in-depth knowledge and passion for technology to drive hypergrowth for his clients at x·enabler. Pragya Malhotra, Atlassian Community Leader 😼 Tom Zhu, Atlassian Community Leader Hi, I’m Tom Zhu from Shanghai, now based in Sydney, with a deep love for technology, cats, and multicultural collaboration. Over the past decade, I’ve worked across industries like Fintech, Blockchain, and Atlassian consulting, and was running TMAN Consulting, an Atlassian Silver Solution Partner, Now I just joined Systemology recently. I’m passionate about solving problems with tech, sharing insights, and building connections in the global Atlassian ecosystem. James O'Connor, Atlassian Community Champion I've been in the IT industry for nearly three decades, starting out as a developer back in the mid-90s before moving into the world of Business Analysis. I now run a team of fantastic BAs in the daily battle to create software that adds value for our customers, with Atlassian products as the backbone of all our processes. I've been a user and a fan of Atlassian products for over 10 years, and I'm always happy to lend a hand to those just starting out using Jira or Confluence. If you have any questions or just want to have a chat, drop me a line! --- Global Partner Atlassian (http://atlassian.com) Millions of users globally rely on Atlassian products every day for improving software development, project management, collaboration, and code quality. For over a decade, Atlassian customers have come together to network, share ideas, solve problems, and find new ways to use Atlassian products. Today, more than 15,000 people take part in Atlassian community events in more than 30 countries. --- Complete your event RSVP here: https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-sydney-presents-sydney-teamwork-collection-learning-camp-2026/.

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[FREE] Jugger in the Park. - Soft Combat Foam Weapons

[FREE] Jugger in the Park. - Soft Combat Foam Weapons

Sat, Aug 1, 11:00 PM
From Jugger Sydney - Soft Combat Team Sport
5.0

*✅ Free to attend - ⚔️ Jugger Equipment is supplied Jugger is an exciting, mixed-gender soft combat sport. Two teams use a selection of padded foam spars to tag opponents as they aim to put the jugg (the game ball) into their opponent's goal. **Watch Jugger being played in [this excellent short demo video](https://vimeo.com/28592980).** Jugger Melbourne training sessions include both full games of jugger, as well as a variety of training drills designed to promote **teamwork, communication, exercise, health and fitness, and teach core game skills.** **‍🏃‍♀️‍➡️ New Player Info / Who Can Join** New players are always welcome! Our experienced coaches will teach you basics to get you and and swinging in no time Jugger is easy to pickup the basics while deep to master. We have a minimum age policy of 16 years (please note, anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian), but other than that we welcome anyone of all fitness levels. Jugger is a great way to keep active, and a fun way to meet new people in a friendly and inclusive community! **👟 How to Join a Session and What to Bring** Joining is simple - just show up! RSVPing on Meetup or Discord is a big help as it helps us plan around expected numbers. You are also welcome to bring along any interested friends and family. **⚔️ Jugger equipment is supplied.** We have a collection of gear to loan out to new players. Bring a water bottle (there is a tap nearby), sunscreen, and wear comfortable clothes and shoes for running around in - and that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Recommend but not required items include: sunglasses, football boots, kneepads, and gloves if you have them. You don't need any of these to get started, but you may find you want them if you become a regular. **✅ Are there any costs are involved?** Our training sessions are **free to attend** as often as you like, we are essentially just a group of friends that meet for training and socializing on the weekend. The Australian Jugger League has a voluntary annual membership that helps to support the sport (including maintaining equipment and paying for Meetup), and we encourage people to join once they become a regular attendee or begin attending tournaments. However there's no obligation so spend any money when you're first trying it out or just attending casually. **➡️ External Links** We organise our regular players through our Discord group and their attendance is not often represented in the Meetup attendance numbers (we use Meetup to reach out to new people).

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SydDT #129: Community Social

SydDT #129: Community Social

Thu, Aug 13, 8:00 AM
From Sydney Design Thinking
4.7

SydDT is a diverse community of 10,000+ members started in 2015. Our monthly meetup is one of the top design thinking meetups globally. The SydDT community is known for being **fun, welcoming, and inclusive**. Come join us for some fun conversations with interesting people in and around the design community. More details closer to the date... **EVENT SPONSORS** This event is brought to you by... contact us if you're keen to support the SydDT community. We take photos and record our events for documentation and promo purposes. Just let us know if you prefer not to be featured.

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Tuesday Social NBC Granville

Tuesday Social NBC Granville

Tue, Aug 4, 10:00 AM
From Smashing Baddies Social & Training
4.8

This is group for all players with a view to play to improve their badminton skills.🏸🏸 Every Tuesday Time: 8pm-11pm Number of Courts: 6 courts Number of players: 40 Regular: 20 Non regular : 22 Quality Shuttles included Please made your payment to PayID 0416 379 688 Reference your name and the receipt to 0416 379 688 to confirm your spot. No cash... Location: NBC Granville Address: 62 Ferndell Street south Granville , NSW 2142 Important to know Disclaimer: The members and guests are fully responsible for their injuries by RSVPing to this event. You can get personal injury insurance for yourself by joining Sydney Badminton Association. I will share more information later. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Regards, Kim and Coach Thiet.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is used to find and join local groups and attend events based on shared interests, like Lego building. Through Meetup, you can connect with other Lego enthusiasts in Sydney and participate in engaging group activities.

You can search for Lego groups or events in Sydney through Meetup. Simply browse the city-based or interest-specific listings to find activities that match your passion for Lego building.

Yes, you can join multiple Lego groups. This allows you to explore different activities and meet a diverse range of Lego enthusiasts across Sydney.

Most Lego events encourage participation from a wide age range. However, it's best to check each event's details on Meetup for age-specific recommendations to ensure it fits your expectations.

Check the event description on Meetup as requirements may vary. Some events provide Lego, while others might ask participants to bring their own sets or favorite pieces.

At a Lego meetup, participants usually engage in building projects, share tips and ideas, and foster creativity in a collaborative environment. Meetups are a fun way to connect with fellow enthusiasts.

RSVPs are typically required as they help organizers manage space and materials. You can RSVP directly on the Meetup page once you discover an event you’d like to attend.

Absolutely, Lego groups welcome enthusiasts at all skill levels. Joining provides an excellent opportunity for beginners to learn and grow through shared experiences and insights from more experienced builders.

Yes, depending on the group and current regulations, events can be in-person or online. Check each group’s event type to find options that suit your preference.

Not all have fees. Some events are free while others might have a cost to cover materials or venue expenses. Details are listed within each event on the Meetup platform.

While many groups aim for regularity, the frequency and timing of events depend on the organizer. It's recommended to keep an eye on Meetup for upcoming Lego events in Sydney.

Meetup fosters connections through shared interests, but perfect matches can’t be guaranteed. Active participation and openness to meeting new people maximize your chances of finding similar enthusiasts.

While some groups are child-friendly, details should be verified on the Meetup page of each group. Parents should look for clear age recommendations appropriate for children.

Organizers schedule and manage events, plan activities, and communicate details through Meetup. They facilitate a welcoming environment for participants to enjoy building collectively.

Not necessarily. Events are often organized by passionate individuals who enjoy sharing their love of Lego. The quality and structure may vary with different organizing members.