Event Venue

Why Melbourne?

The Australian government has demonstrated a strong commitment to waste management and sustainability through the implementation of comprehensive policies and regulations. Melbourne, as a major city in Australia, aligns with these national objectives and can showcase the government's support for waste reduction, recycling, and circular economy initiatives. The conference can serve as a forum for policymakers to present their vision and engage with stakeholders to drive further progress in the industry. The city boasts a thriving waste management sector with numerous innovative companies, research institutions, and industry experts. With its proactive approach to waste management and recycling initiatives, the city serves as an ideal backdrop for a conference focused on addressing environmental challenges. By organizing the AWARE 2023 Conference in Melbourne, we can leverage the city's commitment to sustainability, tap into its thriving waste management sector, showcase government support, highlight innovative solutions and showcase its success stories to inspire and motivate attendees and explore potential partnerships in the region. Together, we can accelerate progress towards a sustainable future and inspire positive change in waste management practices globally.

Spotlight on Melbourne

Melbourne’s charm is characterized by its enchanting laneways, stunning waterfront precincts and trendy neighborhoods, and provides an endless choice of shopping hot spots and culturally-diverse, award-winning restaurants, cafés and bars in weird and wonderful locations. There are plenty of things to do in Melbourne. Easily navigated on foot, the city’s confidence and success are infectious; whether closing a deal or relaxing with colleagues and new friends, Melbourne is the perfect destination. Melbourne is the capital of the Australian state of Victoria. It is situated on the southeastern coast, at the head of Port Phillip Bay. The major city is home to over 136,000 people and serves as the hub of a large metropolitan area—the world's southernmost, with a population of over 1,000,000 people. In Australia, it is only next to Sydney in terms of population, and there is a friendly competition between the two cities, which have different features due to location and history. Despite the fact that Melbourne's flat terrain has resulted in the regular creation of a rectangular layout of streets, the city boasts many magnificent parks, and those with an eye for architectural detail and history will find much that is varied and attractive. Melbourne has such a reputation for conservative and economic stability, qualities that have contributed towards its prosperity and are reflected in the main city's growing skyline and the quickly expanding eastern suburbs.

CITY ATTRACTIONS

1. Melbourne Aquarium
2. Federation Square
3. Eureka Tower
4. Brighton Beach
5. Royal Exhibition Building
6. Old Melbourne Gaol
7. Gippsland
8. St. Kilda
9. Melbourne Cricket Ground and Museum
10. Grampians National Park