Wednesday, October 20, 2021

Missed our National Conference? Watch the recordings here!


WATCH THE LATEST VIDEO RECORDINGS - four sessions over two days - and hear great insights from a range of speakers as we celebrate our 70th anniversary!

SESSION 1: SDG12 - RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION:

SESSION 2: SDG9 - INDUSTRY INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE:

SESSION 3: SDG15 - LIFE ON THE LAND:

SESSION 4: SDG11 - SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES:

2022 NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Our 2022 Nuffield National Confernce is due to be held in WA in early September. Dates include:

  • Monday 5 September: Annual Awards Dinner

  • Tuesday 6 September: Conference Day 1

  • Wednesday 7 September: Conference Day 2

  • Thursday 8 and Friday 9 September: Regional Tour

Please contact Nicola Raymond, 2006 Scholar and Nuffield Program Operations Manager for more information HERE

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