We’ve got an amazing lineup of speakers from the spatial community ready to share their stories — full details to be announced soon. Expect a fun night of drinks, networking, and good ol’ spatial rabble. Lock in your spot and spread the word!
The wheels are in motion and we are rolling back into town with another round of maps, laughs and rather questionable spatial puns No pitches, no pressure – just passionate geo-people sharing spatial stories, laughs, and maybe a canapé or two.
We still have room for a couple of speakers too – so if you have an idea , passion, story – from the whimsical to the technical – from the deeply technical, to the tech-adjacent – we’d love to hear from you! And if you’ve never presented before or would like to co-present with a friend/buddy, this is your time to shine – there is no better geo-community* to practice your speaking skills with and level up on your confidence!. Reach out to us at georabble.perth@gmail.com!
*high chance that we may be slightly biased
Event Details:
Date: Weds 29th April 2026
Time: Doors open at 5:00pm, the ‘rabblin starts at 6pm.
Location: The Shoe, Yagan Square (Baby Shoe, upstairs)
Format: Mixed bag of spatial goodness
Speakers:
Mary Murphy – Beyond the maps: the power of connection
Bryan Boruff – Why is (Re)development hot? Measuring Cumulative Heat in Australian Cities
<more to come! >
We’d like to also extend the biggest of thanks to our amazing sponsor for bringing this event to life: Amristar!
Our events thrive thanks to the incredible backing of the Perth geo-community, and we couldn’t be more thankful for the continued generosity of sponsors across our industry.
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We look forward to celebrating with you all soon!
— Perth GeoRabble Crew
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Kicking off the first Melbourne Georabble of 2026! 🌏
We’re on the lookout for speakers! Whether it’s a project you’re proud of, a lesson learned, or something a little weird and wonderful from the world of geospatial… we want to hear it.
Georabble is all about sharing ideas, stories, and connecting with the community, no pressure, no sales pitches, just good vibes and great people.
Also… you might notice we’ve refreshed the social graphics 👀
I’m not a graphic designer, but I figured it was time for a glow-up, so please be kind :))
Keen to present or get involved? Reach out!
Email us at georabblemelbourne@gmail.com or send through a DM.
Clear your schedules for the evening of Wednesday April 29th, as we return for another evening of unfiltered and unapologetic spatial goodness.
Whether it’s to celebrate a breakthrough (hello new spatial MCPs 👀) or commiserate over ongoing projection nightmares; you’ll be amongst geo-peers to share all the highs and lows of working in geospatial tech.
🎤 Got something to share? We’re looking for speakers with a story to tell, a project to flaunt or a mapping mishap to share – no sales pitches, just your pure spatial passion! Drop us a line at 📨georabble.perth@gmail.com to grab a spot on the line-up.
Join us in Canberra for a GeoRabble – get your GeoGeek on before the silly season. 🎄
We’ll be kicking off Wednesday night’s activities with drinks and good times. Join us and our wonderful speakers at King O’Malley’s in Civic!
Join us by signing up here so we can count you in for catering. A sponsor will be announced soon…
For those new to GeoRabble, our event is a chance to catch up with other geospatial folks and make new friends. There will also be a few presentations strictly adhering to the following rules:
Presentations no longer than 10 minutes.
Celebrate each others’ triumphs.
Respect each others’ choice – no technology bigotry.
No sales pitches – this includes services, software, data etc.
No company logos or ‘about us’ slides.
We look forward to seeing you in person at:
Location: 131 City Walk, Canberra ACT 2601 (Or -35.27836, 149.13102 for the elite GeoGeeks amongst us)
Date: 26th November 2025
Time: 6pm doors open – 6:30pm presentations kick off
A big thank you to our incredible sponsors, bringing the event to life:
✨SPEAKER CALL OUT✨
We are still on the lookout for some speakers for the night!
If you have a story to share, an exciting project brewing or a spatial revelation to, well, reveal – then reach out to us at georabble.perth@gmail.com 📨 to get your speaker spot confirmed 🔒
Mark your calendars, GeoRabble Perth will be back on Wednesday 19th November 2025!
Squeezing in right before the end of the year, we’re working hard behind the scenes to organise a celebration of all things spatial with what’s sure to be THE best GIS Day 🌏 event on the calendar (okay, we might be *slightly* biased 🫣) – a GeoRabble!
🤝SPONSOR CALL OUT 🤝
We’re now looking to lock in our event sponsor extraordinaire! 🦸 Being a sponsor is an invaluable opportunity to not only connect with potential customers, hires and clients (and get your brand out!); but helps support and build a thriving, resilient and passionate geospatial community 🤝
If you have a story to share, an exciting project brewing or a spatial revelation to, well, reveal – then reach out to us at georabble.perth@gmail.com 📨 to get your speaker spot confirmed 🔒
Otherwise, mark your calendars ✏️ and watch this space 👀 – more details coming soon!
Newcastle, get ready to Rabble! Georabble is back at The Lucky Hotel on Thursday 6 November, from 5:30PM-7:30PM.
🗣️ We’re looking for speakers. Do you have something you’re bursting to share? Whether it be a personal triumph; a work, research, or study project; or you just want to rant about why north is a conspiracy; we’re here to hear it. Reach out to the team at newcastlegeorabble@gmail.com.