Adelaide has hosted the state’s largest business event since March, so you can imagine the ‘City of Churches’ would’ve given the bells a big old ring in celebration.

Participants at a virtual paleontology conference were left bemused and frustrated after a profanity filter banned crucial words such as ‘bone’, ‘pubic’, ‘stream’ and ‘sexual’.

MCB staff are busy brushing up on their knowledge of mass spectrometry and lepton and photon interactions after snaring two big science conferences.

The travel industry’s most thought-provoking conference is back once again, but with a twist!

Staff at Business Events Perth no longer have to pretend to know all about dugongs, sea otters and porpoises after claiming this major conference.

Meetings & Events Australia has reportedly popped a few bottles of bubbles and chucked some party pies in the oven following the success of its first virtual event.

Amongst all the challenges in the world of business events right now, The Conference Company has delivered some good news.

The world’s best investigative journalists are set to convene in Sydney next year, which begs the question: who will deliver the news while they’re all at the conference?

As if going virtual for its annual awards wasn’t enough, Meetings & Events Australia is now doing the same for its Evolve conference.

Could the coronavirus outbreak spell the end of conferences as we know them?

Sussan has been levelled an $800,000 lawsuit by a former employee, who alleges he was coerced into dancing with a Kylie Minogue impersonator at a company event.

Australia’s only conference for festival management personnel will return this September, and is set to address a very timely topic.