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YOW has been the one I've attended the last 2 years, and they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. It's been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the Java, .NET, Ruby, Erlang and anything else.

It's pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

[Edited]

I forgot to add that the YOW conference is the Australian version of the JAOO conference which is held in Europe.

YOW has been a conference I've attended the last 2 years, and they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne each year. It's been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the Java, .NET, Ruby, Erlang and anything else communities.

It's pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

[Edited]

I forgot to add that the YOW conference is the Australian version of the JAOO conference which is held in Europe.

YOW has been one i've attended the last 2 years, they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. Its been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the java, .net, ruby, erlang and anything else.

Its pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

[Edited]

Forgot to add that the YOW conference is the Australian version of the JAOO conference which is held in Europe.

YOW has been the one I've attended the last 2 years, and they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. It's been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the Java, .NET, Ruby, Erlang and anything else.

It's pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

[Edited]

I forgot to add that the YOW conference is the Australian version of the JAOO conference which is held in Europe.

YOW has been one i've attended the last 2 years, they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. Its been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the java, .net, ruby, erlang and anything else.

Its pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

YOW has been one i've attended the last 2 years, they are normally in 2 out of three of Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. Its been around for 3 years now.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and covers tech as well as process, inviting speakers from the java, .net, ruby, erlang and anything else.

Its pretty big and backed by Dave Thomas and has some fantastic speakers every year.

They also run YOW nights throughout the year, which are just small one or two person talks which usually coincide with that speaker's travels.

[Edited]

Forgot to add that the YOW conference is the Australian version of the JAOO conference which is held in Europe.