Organising Committee

Chairs
Johanna Churchill
Megan Ryder

Committee
Eugene Reinboth
Craig Vinall
Rosanne Rositano
Fiona Gilbert
James Seymour
Sarina Caruso
Muneesh Mudaliar
Iain Irvine
Bronwyn Lee

Expression of Interest

Conference Managers

arinex pty limited
http://www.arinex.com.au
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arinex pty limited

arinex pty limited has been appointed as the official PCO (Professional Conference Organiser). arinex is the largest total service provider for conferences, events, business travel and exhibitions in Australia. They are the only Australian partner of INCON, an exclusive international network of the world’s top conference organisers and event managers. They are ideally placed to combine international know how and local expertise to this Conference and look forward to working with the Licensing Executives Society Australia and New Zealand Inc. and all its members to produce one of the best Conferences in its history.

Address for Communications

LESANZ Annual Conference 2010 Managers
GPO Box 128
SYDNEY NSW 2001 AUSTRALIA

Deliveries: Level 10, 51 Druitt Street, Sydney NSW 2001

Telephone: + 61 2 9265 0700
Fax: + 61 2 9267 5443
Email: lesanz2010@arinex.com.au

General Information

Airport and Transport

The central business district of Adelaide is very close to the International and Domestic Airport. The 10 minute ride costs approximately A$20.00 in a taxi and while general bus/coach services are available from the airport, taxi services are less expensive and more frequent. Most international flights arrive via Perth or Sydney. There are frequent direct flights from other state capitals and regional towns. Also available are car hire and campervans. In addition to the local buses in the city, the Adelaide Connector offers a free service connecting major facilities in the North Adelaide and city centre areas. Bus timetables are available from the Visitor Information Centre at the Western end of Rundle Mall.

Eating Out

Various bistros, restaurants, cafes, bars and coffee shops are available within walking distance of the InterContinental.

Parking

InterContinental Adelaide offers car parking facilities and valet parking service. Valet parking is available for A$26.00 per day.

Places of Interest

National Wine Centre - The showcase for Australia's wine industry and includes a wine-tasting gallery, an interactive exhibit that covers all aspects of winemaking and a working vineyard.

Adelaide Central Market - Well known fresh produce markets, which have been trading since 1869.

Port Adelaide - The old maritime heart of South Australia and its first declared heritage area. It features some of the finest historic buildings in South Australia.

Botanic Gardens - Adelaide's best-loved park. Located right near the Adelaide Zoo. Both not to be missed when visiting Adelaide.

City of Adelaide Golf Links - Wrapping around the west and south of beautiful North Adelaide, these two fully watered courses cater for all levels of golfers. Majestic trees and wonderful views of the city and Adelaide Hills make this one of the most envied public courses in Australia.

Located in the historic Adelaide Railway Station, SKYCITY Adelaide offers an exciting combination of restaurants, bars, live music and gaming facilities.

Rundle Mall - You'll find more than 600 retail stores, three major department stores and 15 arcades there. There are also outdoor cafes and bars to relax in.

Shopping Districts - It’s also worth discovering other shopping districts that Adelaide boasts. These include King William Road, Rundle Street, Unley Road, The Parade at Norwood and Burnside Village.

Art Gallery of South Australia - Founded in 1881, the Gallery is housed in a beautiful historic building, that opened in 1900, on Adelaide’s cultural boulevard, North Terrace. With the growth of the collections the building has expanded considerably since 1900, with major extensions in 1936, 1962 and, most recently, in 1996.

Greenhill Galleries Has been recognised as one of Adelaide's most important commercial art galleries since 1972 when it was established. The galleries deal in fine art by prominent Australian artists, and are leading the way forward with works by emerging talents in a variety of media.

Outside of Adelaide some of the most famous wine regions in the world are dotted across South Australia. From Shiraz in the Barossa, Riesling in the Clare Valley, to the big reds of the Coonawarra, your adventure will be as rich and seamless as the wines.

Glenelg - Located only 10km from the heart of Adelaide City, Glenelg is a charming seaside resort set on the long sandy white shores of Holdfast Bay. Glenelg is the site of South Australia's original mainland settlement in 1836.

Henley Beach - Henley Beach is a popular beachside suburb of Adelaide, offering white sand, gentle surf, a popular dining square and regular live entertainment in the summer.

Kangaroo Island - When you think of world famous Kangaroo Island, chances are that you picture a secluded island of native forests, teeming with natural wildlife. That's one way of describing Kangaroo Island - but it's a description that hardly does it justice. Only 15 kilometres from the South Australian mainland, the island is seven times larger than Singapore, with a breathtaking diversity of natural environments for you to discover.

South Australian Museum - The South Australian Museum was founded in Adelaide in 1856. It occupies a complex of buildings on North Terrace in the cultural precinct of Adelaide's North Parklands.

Adelaide Zoo - The Adelaide Zoo is now proud to boast the highly anticipated arrival of two Giant Panda’s, Wang Wang and Funi who will now call Adelaide home for a 10 year stay. A cooperative agreement signed between the China Wildlife Conservation Association and Zoos SA, is aimed at securing the long term survival of the species by extending the captive insurance population of the Giant Panda which fits perfectly with the aim of Zoos SA.

For more information on Adelaide and its surrounding regions, please visit the following websites:
SouthAustralia.com.au
www.discoveradelaide.com

Shopping

Whether you're after fashion bargains, designer labels, shoes of all shapes and sizes, jewellery, fresh fruit and veg, furniture, or that special bottle of wine, South Australia can satisfy your shopping urges. Trading hours are generally Monday to Friday 0900 – 1730 hours, Saturday 0900 – 1700 hours and Sunday 1100 – 1700 hours. There's late night shopping in Adelaide city stores every Friday until 2100 hours.

Time

South Australia time is calculated as Greenwich Mean Time plus 9.5 hours.

Weather

Average daily maximum and minimum temperatures during April in Adelaide are 22.4 and 12.5 degrees Celsius respectively. Please visit the Bureau of Meteorology for daily weather forecasts in Adelaide.

Privacy

Australia introduced the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 in 2001. The Conference Managers comply with such legislation which is designed to protect the right of the individual to privacy of their information. Information collected in respect of proposed participation in any aspect of the Conference will be used only for the purposes of planning and conduct of the Conference and may also be provided to the organising body or to organisers of future events. It is also usual to produce a ‘Delegate List’ of attendees at the Conference and to include the individual’s details in such a list. Consent for publication of the individual’s information may be withheld when completing the Registration Form for the Conference.