The Informer

24 Nov 2017

Be a part of shaping the narrative of our communities for years to come – Better Together Conference 2018

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The Better Together Conference is coming to Melbourne in January of 2018.

Ayman Barbaresco & Jason Tuazon McCheyne join Dean and Dylan on The Informer and find out how you can be a part of shaping the narrative of our communities for years to come at the inaugural Better Together Conference.

Exhibitor spaces are now available – click here.

Don’t worry, if you can’t afford to come to the conference you can apply for the scholarship program so that you can be involved in not only hearing from our communities around the nation, but be a part of engaging in a space that will help to change how we move forward as a nation.

For more details and the full conference schedule click here.

This segment aired on The Informer on JOY 94.9 on 23rd November 2017.

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