Building Working Intelligence

LAST Conf Melb 23 highlights:
- compelling presenters and interesting breakout sessions
- a stimulating physical environment; much better than a hotel or bland conference centre
- a genuine community and peer learning environment
- lots of bang for your buck
- opportunities to reconnect with people we know in the LAST community
- connections with new people and discover companies you want to work for
Details
Date:
Friday 1 December, 2023
Cost & Availability:
Non-member | Special for LAST Club Annual Full Members | 2022 registrants | |
Earliest Bird* |
n/a | $295 | $295 |
Early Bird* |
$345 | $315 | $330 |
Regular |
$395 | $345 | $380 Earliest bird available from 6 June (Full Members) and 20 June (2002 Registrants) |
Early Bird available from 18 July (or sooner if Earliest Birds sell out)
Regular available from 18 Sept (or sooner of Early Bird sells out)
Once sold out, you will be able to join a wait list and will be informed if more registrations become available.
Prices are inclusive of GST.
LAST Club Full Members have priority access to events.
Annual Full LAST Club Members can claim a $50 Credit off the Regular price (Login to Full Member site for details)
* limited # available
Become a LAST Club MemberWill this be recorded or live streamed? Can I submit a session? What if this can't be an in-person event? What if I can't come? See the FAQs…
Jump to FAQsThe historic Abbotsford Convent arts and cultural precinct
We aren't pumping money into a commercial conference venue or a multinational hotel chain. The Abbotsford Convent is a social enterprise and amazing community arts precinct, that we are proud to have as a venue. We think its spaces are much more stimulating and interesting than a regular conference venue.
Here is a selection of the stimulating spaces that we have selected at our venue at the Abbotsford Convent. We are using the same spaces as last year and adding more spaces, throughout the precinct.





FAQs
What is LAST?
LAST nominally stands for Lean, Agile and Systems Thinking. We exist to help people who work in digital product development and related fields to share knowledge about the way they work together. We have grown from grass-roots, collaborative, practitioner origins in the meetup community, with people from small and large organisations, and a wide range of industries participating.
Find out more about LAST Conf and LAST Club here.
What are your health and safety policies?
What is the Abbotsford Convent?
Where is the venue?
Are you taking submissions?
Will there be catering?
Will this be recorded or live-streamed?
What are your cancellation/rescheduling policies?
Do you have a Code of Conduct?
How can I help?
What has changed?
Join the Club
We've been doing this since 2012. In that time, we have built up a library of recorded content that is available to members of the LAST Club.
Benefits for Full members include:
- access to everything in our online content archive
- exclusive channel/s in our online community of over 2000 people
- be first in the queue for any capacity limited events
- discounts to paid events (like this mini-LAST)
- discounts to paid courses that we host on our platform.
You can join on an annual or monthly basis. There is also a Free Member option.
Join hereThe content library includes
- John Cutler
- Dr Elise Bialylew
- Dr Peter Senge
- Norman Bodek
- Professor Henry Mintzberg
- Joanne Molesky
Topics range from Meaning and Purpose to DevOps, Community Building to Mindfulness, Product Management to Agile fluency, Leadership to Remote work and everything in-between.
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This event will be held on Wurundjeri land. We acknowledge the people and elders of the Wurundjeri of the Kulin Nation who are traditional custodians of this land. We respect the cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.