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GeoRabble Perth – Tickets are LIVE! 🎉

Hello GeoRabblers!

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.

Ready your calendars 📆 , engineer your AI agent prompts 🤖 and head over this way now ➡️https://ti.to/georabble/georabble-perth-29-april-2026 to grab your registration! 🎟️

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.

To read more about GeoRabble Perth and previous events, head over here; and if you would like to unsubscribe or have received this email in error, please let us know*. 

We look forward to celebrating with you all soon!

— Perth GeoRabble Crew

*We are {still} in the process of exploring mailing platform options and appreciate your patience while we go back to basics and advertise this event directly through email  💌  & LinkedIn. If you no longer wish to receive GeoRabble Perth emails, please reply with ‘unsubscribe’ and we will remove you from the mailing list.

GeoRabble Perth – Save the Date! 🌏

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.

See you soon Perth!

GeoRabble Perth x GIS Day: Tickets Live!🌏

That’s right, we are all systems go for a fabulous GIS Day shindig!

Head over now to https://ti.to/georabble/georabble-perth-gis-day to grab your registration for what’s sure to be the best GIS Day event of the year!


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 🔒

GeoRabble Perth x GIS Day! 🌏

📢 Call for Speakers & Sponsors! 📢

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 🤝

Reach out to us at 📨 georabble.perth@gmail.com to have a chat about options and opportunities💫


✨SPEAKER CALL OUT✨

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!

GeoRabble Perth – Call for Speakers

📢 Call for Speakers 📢

Mark your calendars, GeoRabble Perth will be back on Thursday 15th May!

Are you passionate about all things geospatial? Do you have insights, experiences, or research you’d love to share with a vibrant community? Now’s your chance to shine!

If you’re interested in speaking or know someone who would be a great fit, please reach out to us at georabble.perth@gmail.com.

Huge thanks to Skyline Software Systems for sponsoring the event.

GeoRabble Perth – Speaker Announcement!

#GeoRabble #Perth – the Return of the ‘Rabble 💥 Speaker Announcement!

We are super excited to welcome and announce some of our amazing speakers who will grace the stage on the 11th Sept 2024!

They will share with us their spatial stories, insights and unique perspectives on a plethora of spatial topics – ranging from: spatial tools and geological data supporting agriculture 🌱, the latest titillating geospatial tech trends 🔮, remote sonar and hydrographic surveying techniques 🚢, the delightful interplay that is UX design and mapping 🌏 and the advent of geospatial AI across industries💫

What a great cross-section of our geospatial sector!

Please give a warm welcome to:

– John Arakkal

– Mary Murphy

– Ian Hay

– Megan Pusey

– Sarah A James

Stay tuned for our final speaker and full presentation titles coming soon! 👀

In the meantime, be sure to grab a ticket quicksmart 👇 as we are almost sold out! 🎢

📅 Date: Wednesday 11th September 2024

⏲ Time: Doors open 5:30pm, ‘rabbling starts at 6:00pm

📌 Location: The Shoe, Yagan Square

🎫 (Free) Tickets: https://lnkd.in/gbuZpvRs

📢 SPONSORS 📢

A big thank you to our old friends and returning sponsor for this relaunch event: NGIS! 🙌

NGIS Logo

GeoRabble Perth (yes, Perth) is ON!

We are returned! The ‘rabblicious fun is returning West in September for a night of all good things rousing and geospatial!

Mark your calendars, grab a ticket, prep your slides – for this will be a night to celebrate and catch-up on all things spatial since time immemorial (well,…. pre-pandemic 🙃).

📢 SPEAKER CALL-OUT 📢

Have a spatial story to share? Or a collection of observations and musings on the state of spatial in WA? Or perhaps even a handy little script you wrote that saves *days* of geoprocessing? Or a big huge project yousurviveddelivered and have some advice for your fellow community?

If so, this is your official invite to join the stage! Reach out to us here and get your name on the speaker list ✨

🗓️ EVENT DETAILS

  • Date: 11th September 2024
  • Time: Doors open at 5:30pm, the ‘rabblin starts at 6pm.
  • Location: The Shoe, Yagan Square, Perth 6000
  • Format: Mixed bag of spatial goodness
  • Registration: Attendance is free, but for catering purposes we need you to register

🤳🏼TICKETS

Head over this way to grab your free ticket now ⬇️

https://ti.to/georabble/georabble-perth-11-sept-24-the-return

✉️ CONTACT

Questions? Want to get involved? Reach out to us here!

Speaker Announcement for Sydney GeoRabble May the 7th!

This event is blowing up over a 100 of you registered for the night. The pizza kitchen will be working overtime thanks to Cartisan
We have our first Speaker Announcement and two great members of the Rabble presenting.

How a love of GIS underpins Aviation Meteorology/Forecasting and its impact on Commercial Flight planning.Richard Bean – QMet Qantas

Asset AI – Roads? Where we’re going, we need roads.Paul Bigg-Wither – Director, Deloitte Geospatial

Don’t forget our traditional Jobs board at the end of the night so if you are looking for work or have jobs to be filled this is a chance to let people know.

More speaker announcements coming soon.

As always, GeoRabble is free and open, but to help us manage catering and event logistics registration really helps.

So get your tickets here

Thanks to Cartisan for sponsoring the Pizzas and make sure you join us to share and celebrate all things Geo.

2 slots left for Speakers so hurry and send your speaker ideas to info@georabble.org and we will get right back to you.

GeoRabble Brisbane #11 – Tomorrow!

Back by popular demand, the next instalment of GeoRabble Brisbane is returning to the Charming Squire

Despite the best attempts of global pandemics and unprecedented weather events, GeoRabble Brisbane is returning to the Charming Squire on the 18th May for another evening of geospatial fun, networking and collective appreciation of some great projects happening locally.

We have an amazing line up of speakers talking about recent flood event and their experiences.

That’s without even mentioning the crowd of friendly spatial professionals to network and make friends with.

So don’t delay, go register now and we will see you upstairs in the Charming Squire on Wednesday 18th.

Tickets available at EventBrite.

A big shout out and thank you to Trimble who have agreed to sponsor the evening.


Speaker lineup
Andy Stewart (State Imagery team, QLD Department of Resources)

The February 2022 SEQ Flooding event was particularly challenging. Andy will share some reflections on getting creative, challenges, adaptations, and future opportunities.

Daniel Knott (Technical Lead, FloodMapp)

Daniel will take us through his and his team’s recent experience in providing support to the flooding events – what it took and what the challenges were.

Mark Grenfell

Geospatial responses to flooding events in Brisbane.

Emma Hain on behalf of Sarah Beardmore (Cofounder, Dorsal)

Northern Rivers floods – harnessing Instagram followers for the ‘Stay local Byron Bay’ campaign to contribute content to a ‘Flood Support Map‘.


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.