Hear Charles Freyberg reflect on his writing and performance, with a Q&A exploring his creative journey. This free City of Sydney event is open to all ages. Follow the official page’s Book now link to reserve a place.
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Discover the artist’s approach to ceramics and creative practice in a Sydney Craft Week conversation, followed by audience questions. Reserve a place through the organiser and check availability before travelling.
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Hear artists and industry professionals discuss how they have built careers in music and the creative industries. The panel covers developing a creative practice, finding collaborators, navigating opportunities and setbacks, and building sustainable pathways. There will be an audience question-and-answer session. This free external event is part of Randwick City Council’s Town Hall Takeover, delivered
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[T126: Week 9] Feeling confused about how AI tools are changing search and what skills you actually need now? This webinar helps Sydney university students build practical digital marketing knowledge that improves career readiness in IT, business, and marketing fields. Search has rapidly evolved from keyword-based SEO to AI-driven search experiences powered by tools like
Reboot 2026 – From SEO to AEO: Optimising for AI-Driven Search Read More »
[T126] Struggling to stand out when every brand and assignment feels the same? This webinar helps Sydney university students sharpen their communication and marketing skills, making them more competitive for internships, freelance work, and future careers. Storytelling has become a core marketing skill in today’s digital economy, where audiences value authenticity and connection over traditional
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We are pleased to invite you to the KOI T325 IT Expert Talk featuring Dr. Elias Maroun, a distinguished digital and data transformation leader who will be joining us in person at the Wynyard Green Campus. This is a valuable opportunity to hear directly from an industry expert and gain practical insights into how data, analytics, and organisational change are shaping
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Kickstart your tech career with insights from Australia’s Digital Pulse Report and real stories from professionals shaping the future of the industry.This session is designed for students and emerging professionals who want to explore high-growth areas such as cybersecurity, data, and emerging technologies—and understand the skills currently in demand. You will gain: Agenda 5:30 PM
ACS: Your Career Toolkit – Explore Australian Tech roles & skills Read More »
What do you think are the top three skills you need to secure a solid foundation for your future career in technology? Some common answers might be: But are these really the skills you’re thinking about? And more importantly – do you fully understand what they mean in practice for today’s fast-changing tech industry? If you’re unsure, this
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We are excited to invite you to KOI Newcastle’s very first Guest Lecture Series where leaders, innovators and changemakers from across industries join us to share their stories, insights and expertise! Topic: Leading by Doing Monday, 28th July | 6:00 PM – 6:30 PM Register now (limited seats available) Live Stream via Zoom (details to
What is the National Tech Summit? The National Tech Summit brings together Australia’s top leaders in technology, business, government, and investment. It’s a three-day event focused on building a stronger, smarter, and more global tech industry. This year’s theme is about setting the direction for the next decade. Australia is at a turning point—and this
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
