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.

If you listen very closely, you can hear the faint popping of corks from Darwin Convention Centre in celebration of securing this global event.

New information has emerged about the convicted terrorist who stabbed two people to death and injured many more near London Bridge.

BESydney has uncorked a few bottles of bubbly and scattered streamers and glitter across its offices on receipt of this news, much to the dismay of the cleaners.

A delegation of 50,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses made their way to Melbourne over the weekend. Here’s hoping none of them needed a blood transfusion.

If there’s one event that offers a good chance of you bumping into your old school teachers, it’s this.

Proving we don’t just cover local news here at The Nibbler comes this dual announcement from the Land of the Long White Cloud.

Melbourne Convention Bureau’s conference schedule has just become a little busier following this win.

Cairns is expected to soon see an influx of people wearing lab coats and carrying magnifying glasses, according to this announcement.

Video footage has emerged of officers hitting protesters with batons and deploying horse-mounted officers into a blockade.