INNOVATION? ANZBA th ANNUAL ASM 9 12 OCTOBER 2012 WREST POINT, HOBART, TASMANIA REGISTRATION BROCHURE

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1 INNOVATION? ANZBA th ANNUAL ASM 9 12 OCTOBER 2012 WREST POINT, HOBART, TASMANIA REGISTRATION BROCHURE

2 INVITATION The 36th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Burn Association will be held from 9-12 October 2012 at the Wrest Point Hotel & Convention Centre, Hobart. SPONSORS ASM Partner Program Partner The theme for the ASM will be Innovation?. Just as energy is the basis of life itself and ideas the source of innovation; so is innovation the vital spark of all human change, improvement and progress. Silver Sponsor As burns are so close to energy, sparks and red head matches we welcome you to a challenging and enjoyable conference in Hobart, the capital of the beautiful island Tasmania. ABOUT ANZBA The Australian and New Zealand Burn Association was founded in 1976 and later incorporated in The principal object of the Association is to encourage higher standards in the prevention of burn injury and burn patient care. This is attempted through both continuing research and education programs. The Association has 300 members and is administered by a Board including representatives of each Australian State and Territory and New Zealand. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? The ASM is open to all whom would like to gain or share their experience and knowledge in burn injury management, rehabilitation and research with an emphasis for: Medical staff Nursing staff Allied health staff Research scientists Emergency and retrieval services Rehabilitation and support groups Critical care staff CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Chairs: Dr Mihaela Lefter and Rebecca Schrale Frances Black Dr Catharine Darcy Carolyn Hynes Kaye Jenkins Dr Craig Quarmby Dr Nitin Sharma Teresa Squires Catherine Tonkin CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT Conference Design Pty Ltd 228 Liverpool Street Hobart Tasmania 7000 Australia info@cdesign.com.au Web: Ph: Fax: International Ph: Fax:

3 INVITED SPEAKERS INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Dr Simon Archibald Dr Archibald s attendance is supported by Integra Dr Archibald, PhD, is the Chief Scientific Officer for Integra LifeSciences Corporation. He joined Integra in 1997 to oversee the clinical and commercial development of the NeuraGen nerve guide system and to explore the development of a neurosurgical product line from the existing Integra collagen business and patent portfolio. In 1997 he initiated the program that resulted in the development of the DuraGen dural graft matrix for which he is a co-inventor. Currently Dr Archibald serves as an Affiliate Research Professor, School of Biomedical Engineering, Drexel University, Philadelphia. Previously to joining Integra, Dr Archibald was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Neurosurgery at Duke University Medical Centre, to which he was appointed after completing a research Fellowship in the Department of Neurosurgery at Duke University Medical Centre and in the Department of Neuropathology and Neuroscience at Harvard Medical School. He graduated with a degree in Zoology from the University of Reading in the UK, and has a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of North Staffordshire in the UK. His primary research focus is in peripheral and central nervous system regeneration with a particular emphasis on the extracellular matrix and translating discoveries in the basic sciences to clinical practice. Dr Odile Damour Dr Damour s attendance is partly supported by Molnlycke Dr Odile Damour has done research in the field of burns treatment and skin reconstruction since More recently she has done work in cornea and oral mucosa engineering as well. In 1987 she founded the Skin Substitutes Laboratory linked to the Burns Centre Edouard Herriot Hospital and the University of Lyon. The Skin Substitutes Laboratory, in conjunction with the Burn Centre, is one of the leading institutes for treatment of burn injuries worldwide. It is also affiliated to the Institute of Protein Biology and Chemistry of the French National Research Centre (CNRS). Since 1988, the laboratory has been producing a cultivated epidermis used for extensive burn injuries (>70% TBSA). She also developed a dermal substrate that is a good support for epidermal component to give rise for a skin equivalent. Dr Damour s group was able to detect all the components of extra-cellular matrix in the skin equivalent. Her invention is unique in that not only are all components of the matrix incorporated into the skin tissue but the skin cells and the components produced by them organise themselves in such a way that the conditions for a normal and healthy skin are restored. It is a model in which the components of elastic tissue as elastin and fibrillin are not only synthetised but also deposited as functional elastic fibres. Dr Damour has 117 international publications with impact factor and 6 validated patents, as well as she was supervisor for 25 PhD thesis. Professor Fabienne Braye Professor Braye s attendance is supported by Integra Professor Fabienne Braye coordinates the training for Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery in Lyon 1 University. Lyon is the second biggest town in France. Professor Braye is the organiser of a diploma about burns and of another diploma about wound healing. Dr Eric Dantzer Dr Dantzer s attendance is supported by Integra Dr Dantzer is a Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeon. He is an active member of the French Society of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. He is also a member of the International Society of Burn Injuries (since 1993) and a European Burn Association member. Her hospital activity is shared between the Plastic and Aesthetic Unit, which she heads, and a 20-bed Burn Unit. The Burn team treats more than 400 inbed patients a year, of all ages and severity. A close collaboration with the Skin Substitutes Laboratory allows the frequent use of cultured epidermis. The Plastic Surgery unit is specialised in the fields of burn sequelae and microsurgery. Professor Braye completed a PhD in the field of skin substitutes. Her other fields of interest are paediatric burns and the treatment of scars. Dr Dantzer is a Doctor Colonel, and is in charge and Head of the Burn Service of the Military Instruction Hospital Sainte Anne in Toulon, France. Dr Dantzer was made a Fellow in the burn service in He was immediately impassioned by the burn surgery and the treatment of burn patients. Since this period, he has dedicated his career in the burn field and plastic surgery. Especially interested by dermal substitutes, he has conducted laboratory studies in the last years of 1980 and he has performed clinical applications of different dermal matrix since His other surgery fields of interest are trauma surgery, postburn reconstructive surgery and post-infection skin damage. 1

4 INVITED SPEAKERS INTERNATIONAL FACULTY Dr Lars-Peter Kamolz Professor Hajime Matsumura 2 Dr Kamolz s attendance is supported by Molnlycke Dr Kamolz has studied Medicine in Vienna, Austria and Knowledge and Communication Management in Krems, Austria. He is a Board-certified Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeon and he was the Head of the Vienna Burn Centre and Coordinator of the Vienna Skin Bank, General Hospital of Vienna, Medical University of Vienna from 2006 to From 2010 to 2012 he was the Section Head of the Section of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, LKH Wr. Neustadt and Senior Consultant for Plastic Surgery at the LKH Baden, LKH Mödling and LKH Neunkirchen. Since May 2012 Dr Kamolz has been the Professor and Head of the Division of Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Department of Surgery, Medical University of Graz. He is a member of the Editorial Board of different international journals like Burns, Burn Care and Research and Annals of Plastic Surgery. Moreover, he is president of the ABUSG and member of the Executive Board of the European Burn Association. Professor Marie-Reine Losser Professor Marie-Reine Losser, MD, PhD is the Director of the Surgical Intensive Care at Brabois University Hospital, Nancy, France. A joined chair of Critical Care and Burn ICU was created at the Université de Lorraine, and she thus will also become director of the Burn ICU at Metz Burn Centre (France) in Professor Losser was trained in anesthesia and critical care at the Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris, France. She also holds a PhD in Cardiovascular Physiology, with special interest in septic shock, inflammation, glucose metabolism, regional circulation and microcirculation. During 2000 and 2001, she had a position as Associate Professor at McGill University Healthcare Centre, and was awarded a research fellowship from the Montreal General Hospital Research Institute. She is accredited in both anesthesia and critical care and was director of the neurosurgical ICU at Lariboisière Hospital, Paris, France until After 2007, she was selected to become director of the Burn ICU in a new Burn Centre in Paris. Her research and publications concern mostly shock pathophysiology and treatment in both clinical and experimental settings. As a member of various National and European societies in the fields of critical care and burn, she is strongly dedicated to education of young physicians and nurses. MD, DMSc, FACS Professor Matsumura s attendance is supported by Smith and Nephew Professor Matsumura is a plastic surgeon at Tokyo Medical University, Tokyo, Japan. He is practicing at the Department of Plastic Surgery and Burn Unit after his surgical residency at the National Hospital Organisation Tokyo Medical Centre. Between 1985 and 1997, he had the opportunity for studying abroad at the University of Washington Burn Centre at Harborview Medical Centre in Seattle, and worked with Dr David Heimbach, Dr Nicole Gibran, and Dr Loren Engrav. Currently, he is on the board of trustees of the Japanese Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Japanese Association for Burn Injuries, Japanese Association for Surgery of the Hand, and many other Japanese medical societies. Internationally, he is a member of the Research Committee of International Society for Burn Injuries and international editorial consultant of the Journal of Burn Care and Research, official journal of the American Burn Association. His clinical and research works are focused in the field of wound healing including acute burn care, scar, and keloid. Dr Michael Serghiou Dr Serghiou has been practicing in the burn rehabilitation arena since 1989 as a clinician, researcher, educator and as a supervisor/ manager/director of various areas in the hospital setting. He has worked for 11 years in the Texas Medical Centre in Houston (Memorial Hermann Hospital) in the area of Burns/Orthopedics/Hands and 12 years at the Shriners Burns Hospital in Galveston. Dr Serghiou worked at the Shriners Hospital for Children in Houston for 9 months as the coordinator of the transition team during the suspension of operations at the Galveston Hospital. He has published several articles and book chapters related to burn rehabilitation. Dr Serghiou is currently a member of the American Burn Association (serves on the Board of Trustees, Membership Advisory Committee and Program Committee) and the International Society for Burn Injuries (current chairman of the Rehabilitation Committee). His current role in the hospital is more administrative and revolves around the business of overseeing and supporting the operations of the Rehabilitation Services Department (Physical/Occupational Therapy, Child Life, Graphics), Outpatient Clinics, Outreach and Telemedicine Clinics, Housing, Transportation, Registration, Care Coordination and Public Relations. AUSTRALASIAN SPEAKERS Visit the conference website for further details of Invited Speakers from the Australasian Faculty.

5 PROVISIONAL PROGRAM Please check the conference website for updates to the conference program. Saturday 6th October EMSB Course Sunday 7th October Instructor s Course Monday 8th October Education Committee Meeting Allied Health Workshop Tuesday 9th October ANZBA Board Meeting Exhibitors Bump-in Registration Desk open Nursing Forum Scientific Forum Allied Health Forum Welcome Reception Wednesday 10th October Sponsored Breakfast Session (Molnlycke) 0700 Registration Desk opens Conference Opening Session Official Welcome His Excellency, The Honourable Peter Underwood, AC, Governor of Tasmania Welcome to Country Dr Mihaela Lefter and Ms Rebecca Schrale - ASM Committee Co-Chairs Ms Heather Cleland President, ANZBA Judy Haviland Smith & Nephew Pty Ltd Murray Clarke Oration: Frank Kimble Innovation: Education and Technologies A/Prof. Ben Herbert Zora Janžekovi: A historical memo of early surgical approach in burns Sadhishaan Sreedharan*, Dr Mihaela Lefter Evaluation of the Emergency Management of Severe Burns course Tracey Perrett*, Dr Francois Stapelberg, Ms June James, Mr Richard Wong She Bridging the gap between burns evidence and practice Zachary Munn*, Ms Yvonne Singer, Ms Sheila Kavanagh Morning Tea and Exhibition Innovation: Education and Technologies (continued) Michael McQueen Nigel Chong The role of rehabilitation in outreach programs Michael Serghiou Burns Link Nurse Training: Expanding the geographical boundary of burns care in South Australia Stuart Harper Tania McWilliams Outreach, not out of reach! Kelly Waddell Michael McQueen Lunch and Exhibition Innovation: Education and Technologies (continued) & Poster Presentations 3

6 PROVISIONAL PROGRAM Debate: Fluid resuscitation we give now too much Innovative technology: Striving to deliver effective scar management education to Aboriginal patients in the Top End Karyn Hayes*, Miss Erica Bleakley Bi-National Burns Registry: Moving towards benchmarking Heather Cleland Poster Presentations Allied Health Rural Burns Link Therapist Program Mrs Kathryn Heath *, Ms Rochelle Kurmis, Mr Chris MacFarlane, Mr Michael Manders Infection in the burns unit: Towards a common standard for surveillance to improve patient outcome Dr Scott Martyn *, Joy Fong, Dr Dale Edgar, Prof Fiona Wood Burn injuries and the resulting change in systemic innervation and nerve reinnervation Mr Siaavash Maghami, Dr Mark Fear *, Prof Fiona Wood A year in review of the Victorian Burns Clinical Practice Guideline website Ms Yvonne Singer *, Ms Heather Cleland Julian Burton Burns Trust Presentation Afternoon Tea and Exhibition Anaesthetics and Critical Care Prof. Marie-Reine Losser Update on aspects of the critical care management of severe burns Dr David Milliss Dr David Rigg The BEAM (Burns Evaluation and Mortality) Score: An international perspective Dr Edwina Moore *, A/Prof David Pilcher, Mr Michael Bailey, Miss Heather Cleland The development of analgesia and sedation flowcharts for the intubated ICU burns patient Miss Annabelle Maclure *, Ms Melinda Pacquola, Mr Jason McClure, Ms Bianca Levkovich, Mr Paul Tynan Epidemiology of burn injuries admitted to adult intensive care in New South Wales; use of the information A/Prof David Milliss *, Ms Anne Darton Burn mortality and the National Burn Centre of New Zealand Dr Emily Giblin *, Mr John Kenealy, Mr Richard Wong She Long-term psychological adjustment in adult survivors of paediatric burns: A 25-year follow-up of children admitted to South Australia s major children s trauma hospital Ms Freya Goodhew, Dr Miranda Van Hooff*, Prof Alexander McFarlane, Dr Anthony Sparnon, Ms Natasha Forster, Ms Linda Quinn 1650 Session Close 1730 Assemble in Wrest Point foyer for buses to depart to Government House Government House Reception Thursday 11th October Sponsored Breakfast Session (Smith & Nephew) 0730 Registration Desk opens Skin Replacement Clinical applications of skin sbustitutes Prof. Fabienne Braye The use of Suprathel in deep dermal burns: Results of a prospective study Dr Lars-Peter Kamolz Dr Eric Dantzer Cultured epithelial autografts in extensive burn patients: Our challenges, results, pros, cons and tips on how to succeed Prof. Matsumura

7 PROVISIONAL PROGRAM Cutaneous EQUIVALENTS Prof. Odile Damour Panel Discussion Morning Tea and Exhibition Poster Viewing Session Multi Trauma and Surgery Prof. Peter Maitz Dr Lars- Peter Kamolz Multi-trauma burns injuries in Victoria: A ten year review Ms Yvonne Singer *, Ms Heather Cleland, Ms Belinda Gabbe The role of Nitric Oxide Synthase 2 (NOS 2) in angiogenesis and wound healing Dr Li Chin *, Dr Praveen Kumar, Mr Jason Palmer, Dr John Rophael, Dr Juergen Dolderer, Mr Anthony, Penington, Dr Alastair Stewart, Dr Geraldine Mitchell Collagen-Polycaprolactone biocomposite for skin regeneration Miss Cassandra Chong *, Dr Yiwei Wang, Miss Carina Blaker, Professor Peter Maitz, Dr Zhe Li Cardiac changes after a non-severe burn injury: Assessing the severity Dr Emily O Halloran *, Dr Tomas O Neill, Dr Ahmit Shah, Dr Mark Fear, Prof Suzanne Rea, Dr Laurence, Dembo, Prof Fiona Wood Treatment of deep partial thickness burns by a single dressing of porcine acellular dermal matrix Dr Xiangsheng Feng * A comparison of ReCell and Split - thickness skin grafts in the management of paediatric burns Mr Jonathan Dunne *, Mr Jeremy Rawlins Blood product utilisation in burn patients before and after the establishment of the New Zealand National Burn Centre Dr Annika Card, Dr Victoria Lo *, Dr Earl Gardner, Mr Richard Wong She Adult Case Study Lunch and Exhibition Combined BI-NBR Reference & Steering Committee meetings Prevention and Rehabilitation Debate: Integra should be used only for burn scar reconstruction Facial scar management Dr Michael Serghiou Prof. Fabienne Braye Dr Eric Dantzer Burn scar massage Dr Michael Serghiou Burn rehabilitation: An experiential review of current practice in 6 American Burn Association verified burn centres Mrs Amber Jones *, Mr Michael Serghiou, Mr Jonathan Niszczak Reducing flightless improves scarring in an animal mode of hypertrophic scarring Dr Alexander Cameron *, Mr Damian Adams, Associate Professor Peter Anderson, Professor Allison Cowin Positioning the burned axilla: Design and build of a novel, task-specific device Dr Dale Edgar *, Mr David Guy, W. Prof Fiona Wood Panel Discussion 1530 Session Close and Afternoon Tea available ANZBA AGM 1645 Assemble in Wrest Point foyer for buses to depart to Taroona Bowls Club Afternoon Activity Barefoot Bowls Taroona Bowls Club 5

8 INVITED SPEAKERS 6 Friday 12th October Sponsored Breakfast Session (Integra) 0730 Registration Desk opens Psychology and Pain Management Prof. Marie-Reine Losser The bereaved burns patient Martha Druery Quality of life and functional recovery after burn injury: Outcomes from the Professor Stuart Pegg Adult Burn Centre, Brisbane Ms Anita Plaza, Mrs Amber Jones, Ms Madonna Puglisi *, Ms Brooke Hoskin, Ms Charlotte Farnden, Ms Annie Reeves, Ms Emma Driver, Ms Diane Fowler Bi-National Burns Registry (Bi-NBR) adult long term outcomes cohort study 1, 6 and 12 month outcomes Dina Watterson Pre-hospital and paramedic management of the burn patient dressings, hypothermia and pain Dr Leila Cuttle *, Dr Jamie Quinn, Ms Louise Plug, Ms Tara Nichols, Ms Kanchana Devi Balasubramaniam, Dr Kerrianne Watt, Prof. Roy Kimble Would you like a GA with that? Taking procedural pain relief to the next level Miss Deborah Maze *, Dr John Harvey Challenges in managing burns in Madang Dr Vincent Atua Panel Discussion Morning Tea and Exhibition A comparison of wound area measurement techniques: Visitrak versus photography Dr Angela Chang *, Dr John Greenwood, Ms Browyn Dearman The development of the National Burn Centre in New Zealand and its effect on the rate of multi-resistant blood and wound cultures in burn patients Dr Annika Card, Dr Milton Ng*, Dr Choon Ean Boon*, Dr Shilpa Yashwanth Kumar*, Mr Richard Wong She Pattern of injury of electrical burns Dr Peter O Donohue *, Dr Keith Towsey, A/Prof Michael Muller Scald burns in children aged 15 and younger in Australia and New Zealand an analysis of the Bi-National Burns Registry Ms Dorothee Schricke, Dr Paul Jennings, Dr Dale Edgar*, A/Prof. John Harvey, Ms Heather Cleland, Prof. Fiona Wood, Prof. Peter Cameron A prospective multi-centre JBI audit of nutrition support parameters following burn injury Miss Selena Ooi *, Ms Kathryn Heath, Ms Rochelle Kurmis, Ms Sharon Forbes, Ms Paul Rigby, Ms Frances Phillips, Ms Vicki Young, Ms Katrina Baker, Ms Kate Costelloe, Ms Kate Wood The influence of Biobrane on the deposition of silver from an Acticoat dressing A/Prof John Harvey * Implementing an admission proforma to improve data quality in a major burns unit Ms Natalie Picton *, Ms Hana Menezes, Ms Heather Cleland, Ms Belinda Gabbe A prospective audit of perioperative feeding practice in burns patients Ms Vicki Young *, Dr Grant Waters Collection of outpatient burn data; the Bi-National Burn Registry pilot project Ms Natalie Picton *, Mrs Dina Watterson A five year review of burns hospitalisation in Tasmania Dr Sally Ng*, Dr Edmund Kang, Ms Rebecca Schrale, Ms Mihaela Lefter Invited Speaker Debate: Major burns due to self immolation should not be actively treated Lunch and Exhibition

9 INVITED SPEAKERS Paediatric Case Study How do we do the same things differently: Present and Future Prof. Fabienne Braye Dr Eric Dantzer Prof. Matsumura Dr Lars-Peter Kamolz Prof. Marie-Reine Losser Prof. Oldie Damour Dr Michael Serghiou Presentation Conference Close 1530 Session Close and Afternoon Tea available 1645 Assemble in Wrest Point Foyer for buses to depart to MONA ASM Dinner MONA visit followed by dinner at Moorilla 7

10 REGISTRATION FEES 8 All attendees must register individually for the conference. Category By 21 Aug 2012 After 21 Aug 2012 Full Registrations Medical/Surgical Registrations Member Registration $790 $890 Non-Member Registration $890 $990 Nursing/Allied Health/Scientist Registrations Member Registration $690 $790 Non-Member Registration $790 $890 Student Registration Full-time Student Registration* $490 *Please a copy of your student ID to Conference Design. There are no early and late fees for student registrations. Day Registrations Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Medical/Surgical Registrations Member Registration $465 Non-Member Registration $515 Nursing/Allied Health/Scientist Registration Member Registration $415 Non-Member Registraton $475 Student* $175 There are no early and late fees for day registrations, but we encourage you to book early. Forums Please note: If you are not attending the ASM you can still register and pay to attend the forums on Tuesday 9 October Allied Health Forum $50 Nursing Forum $50 Scientific Forum $50 There are no early and late fees for forum registrations. Payment Policy All payments must be received within 14 days of registering. Accounts that are not paid before the conference will incur a $50 processing fee. All accommodation accounts must be settled on checkout. Confirmation of Registrations / Tax Invoices A tax invoice/confirmation will be ed once your registration has been processed. All prices are quoted in Australian Dollars (AUD$) and include GST. Registration Entitlements Full registration ASM Sessions Forums Welcome Reception Activity Afternoon ASM Dinner Morning Teas Lunches Afternoon Teas Program Book Satchel Day registration ASM Sessions Morning Tea Lunch Afternoon Tea Program Book Satchel Thursday registration includes the Activity Afternoon Payment Options Credit Card Payments The conference accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Payments will appear as Conference Design Pty Ltd on your statement. Cheque Payments Please send your cheque made payable to Conference Design (ANZBA2012) with a completed registration form or invoice number. EFT Payments Please fax or remittance advice when the payment has been processed. BSB: Account #: Account Name: Conference Design Conference Account Bank: ANZ, Sandy Bay Branch Swift Code: ANZBAU3M Cancellation Policy Cancellations that are notified in writing by 21 August 2012 will be eligible for a refund less $150. Cancellations notified after this date will not be eligible for a refund but another person may attend the Conference. Conference Cancellation or Postponement The members of the Committee and Conference Design Pty Ltd do not accept any liability for losses incurred in the event of the conference being cancelled or postponed due to an unforeseen event or any other event that renders performance of this conference inadvisable, illegal, impracticable or impossible. An unforeseen event shall include, but shall not be limited to: an Act of God; infectious disease outbreak, industrial disruptions, service provider failures, governmental restrictions and/ or regulations; war or apparent act of war; terrorism or apparent act of terrorism; disaster; civil disorder, disturbance, and/or riots; curtailment, suspension, and/or restriction on transportation; or any other emergency. In the event the conference is cancelled no refunds will be issued. All available funds, after cancellation expenses, will be credited towards a future conference held by the hosting organisation.

11 SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Welcome Reception Date Tuesday 9 October 2012 Time Venue Exhibition Area, Wrest Point Cost Inclusive for full registrations Additional tickets $45 Dress Neat casual The Welcome Reception is a great opportunity to catch up with interstate colleagues, meet new delegates for the first time, and visit the exhibitors. Government House Reception Date Wednesday 10 October 2012 Time Venue Government House Dress Jacket & tie/cocktail dress Transport Coaches Depart at 1730 from Wrest Point His Excellency, The Honourable Peter Underwood, AC, Governor of Tasmania, and Mrs Underwood will host a reception for delegates at Government House to mark the ASM. Tasmania s Government House is regarded as one of the best vice-regal residences in the Commonwealth and is one of the largest in Australia. Invitations for the Reception are issued by Government House. There is a limit to the number Government House can accommodate and delegates who register early will be given preference. ASM Dinner Date Friday 12 October 2012 Time Venue Moorilla & MONA Cost Inclusive for full registrations Additional tickets $140 Theme Bollywood Join other delegates in celebrating another great ANZBA meeting. Prior to dinner you will have an opportunity to visit the Museum of Old and New Art, the last hour of which will include a private viewing for ANZBA delegates only. Moorilla has been in the vanguard of the Tasmanian wine industry for more than five decades and includes on site the world class MONA museum. MONA is the largest privately owned museum in Australia. It accommodates extraordinary and rare art collections from Egyptian antiquities, ancient Greek and Roman coins, to sensational contemporary Australian British and American Art. Don t miss this rare opportunity! For more information visit Please be aware you may find some of the art confronting. We suggest you visit the MONA website if unsure. Activity Afternoon Date Thursday 11 October 2012 Time Venue Taroona Bowls Club Cost Inclusive for full registrations and Thursday day registrations Dress Comfortable bowl barefoot or wear soft-soled shoes Enjoy a relaxed (or competitive!), fun afternoon of bowling with your colleagues. A spit roast and drinks will be provided. Children are welcome. 9

12 ACCOMMODATION Rooms have been reserved for delegates at the following hotels and can be booked when registering. All rates are per room, per night and do not include breakfast, unless otherwise specified. If you have any questions or require alternative arrangements please Conference Design. Accommodation Bookings You will need to provide credit card details when booking accommodation. Your credit card details will be forwarded to the hotel to guarantee your booking. In the event of a cancellation or a no show a cancellation fee may be charged to your card by the hotel. Accommodation Accounts You will need to settle your hotel account, including any incidental expenses, when checking out. Any prepayments we receive prior to the conference will have been forwarded to your hotel. Accommodation Cancellation Cancellations must be advised in writing to Conference Design at least 14 days prior to your arrival. Cancellations received within 14 days of arrival or no-shows will attract a penalty of at least one night s accommodation. Motel 429 Distance: 1 min walk to the conference venue 429 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay TAS, 7005 $130 Standard Queen $155 Deluxe Queen $160 Deluxe Self Contained Queen $180 Deluxe Self Contained Twin/2 Queen beds which can be booked for up to 3 people $20 for third person $170 Water View Motel 429 Sandy Bay Road is located opposite Wrest Point. Some rooms have water views and others have access to a balcony. There is a gym, spa, sauna, internet access, guest laundry, BBQ and parking. Twins available. Hotels and Rates 10 Wrest Point (4.5 star) Distance: Conference venue 410 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay, TAS, 7005 $140 Mountainside (Queen/Twin) $166 Water Edge (Queen/Twin) $192 Tower (Queen/Twin) Wrest Point provides a variety of restaurants, cafes and lounge bars throughout the complex as well as Casino facilities. There is also a health club with gym, heated indoor swimming pool and sauna as well as a tennis court and mini golf. Soulful Infusions is located on the mezzanine floor. The hotel provides broadband access and ample parking. Amberley House Distance: 1 min walk to the conference venue 391 Sandy Bay Road, Sandy Bay TAS, 7005 $145 Classic (Q) $159 Spa Room (Q) $200 Suite (Q+S) Amberley House s bed and breakfast accommodation borders Queenborough Oval. It is an historic 1890 s mansion that is opposite the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Wrest Point Casino and the Tasmanian Entertainment and Convention Centre. A lovely half hour wander through Battery Point will get you to Salamanca Place. Boasting views to the harbour and Mt Wellington, Amberley House bed and breakfast offers a range of different room types. All rooms are beautifully presented with ensuite, mini bar, tea, coffee and TV.

13 INVITED SPEAKERS A hearty continental breakfast (included) is served each morning in the formal dining room incorporating homebaked bread and espresso coffee. Your stay at Amberley House, bed and breakfast accommodation in Tasmania will be the experience you will want to revisit after your first. expression with the Hobart central business district. Hotel Collins provides a cafe, bar, guest laundry, and parking is available off-site. All rooms have complimentary high speed broadband connection and wireless access is available in the cafe. The club rooms have access to the Business Centre. The 1 and 2 bedroom apartments have a kitchenette and lounge. Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel (4.5 star) Distance: 40 min. walk or 10 min. drive 1 Macquarie Street, Hobart, TAS, 7000 $179 Hotel Room (Q) $199 Studio Apartment (Q) The Old Woolstore Apartment Hotel is across the road from the Hotel Grand Chancellor. It provides restaurant, bar, business centre, fitness room and internet access. The studio apartments feature a kitchenette, while the 1 & 2 bedroom apartments have full kitchen and laundry facilities. Some rooms have a small balcony. Complimentary pass to the pool at the nearby Hobart Aquatic Centre is available. Leisure Inn Hobart Macquarie Hotel (4 star) Distance: 30 min. walk or 6 min. drive to the conference venue 167 Macquarie Street, Hobart, TAS, 7000 $125 Standard Room (Q+S) $149 Executive Room (Q) The hotel has undergone a complete refurbishment, revealing a modern and contemporary new look. Fantastic new features including 32 LCD TVs with free Austar, new kitchenettes with microwaves (except Express Rooms), in-room controlled heating and plush quality furnishings will make every guest s stay a first-rate experience without the matching price tag. Guest rooms also provide visitors to Leisure Inn Hobart Macquarie the convenience of free broadband internet, tea/coffee making facilities, mini-fridge, iron/ironing board, hairdryer and opening windows. Hotel facilities include onsite restaurant (check with the hotel for current opening hours), undercover parking, business services, guest laundry, dry cleaning service, luggage storage and tour booking expertise. The hotel is also serviced regularly by two airport shuttle buses. Hotel Collins (4.5 star) Distance: 40 min. walk or 10 min. drive 58 Collins Street, Hobart, TAS, 7000 $189 Hotel Queen Room (Q) $269 One Bedroom Apartment (K) The Hotels elliptical form rises elegantly above its original 1930 s street façade. The result is a building which retains its historical links but provides a contemporary 11

14 GENERAL INFORMATION Delegate List A delegate list will be supplied to all Conference attendees including exhibitors and sponsors. Please Conference Design if you do not wish to have your details included on the delegate list. Disclaimer Whilst we have endeavoured to ensure all information is accurate, all details provided are subject to change without notice. Dress Dress throughout the conference is neat casual. Dress for each function is indicated in the function description. Insurance The registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is recommended delegates make arrangements for appropriate insurance cover, including travel insurance. The Committee and Conference Design do not take responsibility for any delegate failing to take adequate insurance cover. Name Badges Name badges will be issued when registering at the conference. For security purposes the conference name badge must be worn at all times during the conference and social functions. Parking Parking is available at the venue free of charge. Privacy Conference Design Pty Ltd have gathered and recorded personal information necessary for your attendance at the Conference. Personal information will be stored and disseminated in accordance with the National Privacy Principles. Smoking The conference and social functions are non-smoking. Special Requirements Please note any special requirements, for example dietary or mobility, when registering for the conference. All special requirements will be forwarded to the venue. For pre-arranged special dietary requirements please make yourself known to the waiting staff at all functions. Accommodation Accounts All accommodation accounts must be settled on check-out. 12

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