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Registration Fees / Payment of Fees / Accommodation / Tours

Abstract Submission Closes: 2nd July 2010
Early Bird Registration Closes: 21st July 2010

Registration

Registration Fees:

* Entitlements for day of registration only (and does not include social functions)

All fess include GST ANZSPM Member Non Member Trainee Day Delegate* Accompanying Person**
Early bird Fee
(Before 21 July)		 $840 $940 $540 $420 $200
Late Fee
(Before 5 September)		 $940 $1040 $590 $470 $200
On Site Fee
(After 5 September)		 $1040 $1140 $640 $530 $200

PLEASE NOTE: Registration is open to Medical Practitioners only.

The registration rates include:

  • Morning/afternoon tea as per program
  • Lunches
  • Welcome Drinks, Conference Dinner
  • Satchel, name badge and other conference materials
  • Attendance at sessions
  • This package DOES NOT include breakfast.

All fees are inclusive of GST. A tax invoice (receipt) will be provided for all registrants, however you must send through a completed registration form before the tax invoice can be issued.

**The Accompanying Person Registration includes:

  • Opening Ceremony
  • Welcome Drinks
  • Conference Dinner
  • Guided Tours of:
    • Botanic Gardens of SA (and see the Sturt Desert Pea) - Wednesday 11:00am - 12:30pm
    • Adelaide Central Market - Thursday 11:00am - 12:30pm
    • Anglican Cathedral of Adelaide - Friday 11:00am - 12:30pm

Welcome Drinks
Conference Dinner &

Guided Tours of:

Botanic Gardens of SA (and see the Sturt Desert Pea) - Wednesday 11:00am - 12:30pm
Adelaide Central Market - Thursday 11:00am - 12:30pm
Anglican Cathedral of Adelaide - Friday 11:00am - 12:30pm

Payment of Fees

By Credit Card
Visa or MasterCard are the only cards accepted by the conference secretariat.

By Cheque
Cheques should be made payable to ANZSPM Conference.

International Cheques must be made by bank cheque in Australian Dollars only, drawn on an Australian Bank.

Direct Transfer
Payment is to be made in Australian Dollars into the bank account below. All bank fees and charges are to be paid when you are organising the transfer, or you will be asked to pay these on arrival at the conference.

Bank: Commonwealth Bank
Account: ANZSPM Inc
BSB: 062 909
Account: 10166526
Please fax or email remittance once fees have been paid.

GST
ABN: 54 931 717 498
A tax invoice will only be sent once your registration form has been completed, signed and returned with payment details.

Cancellation and Refunds
Cancellations must be notified in writing to the Secretariat.

Cancellations received:

  • Before 21 July 2010 will incur a A$110 cancellation fee
  • Before 5 September 2010 Will incur a 50% refund of fees paid
  • After 5 September 2010 there will be no refund.

Please note all cancellation fees are subject to GST.

Insurance
The conference organising committee strongly recommends that you take out insurance for your travel and attendance at the conference. The Conference cannot accept any responsibility for participants failing to arrange their own insurance.

What to wear
Sessions: Casual
Welcome Reception: Smart Casual
Conference Dinner: Lounge Suit/Cocktail

Accommodation

Each person attending the conference needs to complete their own registration form, with payment to the Conference Secretariat. This includes invited speakers, chairpersons and all other delegates. Please read the information on this website carefully before completing the form. Registration and accommodation will only be confirmed on receipt of payment.

Accommodation offered is at the following hotels. All rooms can be single, twin or double occupancy.

Intercontinental Hotel, Adelaide (Conference Venue)

King Superior Room: $230 per room per night

BreakFree on Hindley (Located a 10 minute walk from the Conference Venue)

1 Bedroom Apartment: $148 per room per night
2 bedroom Apartment: $186 per room per night

Deposit
To secure your reservation, one night’s deposit must be enclosed with your booking, or you can provide your credit card number as a guarantee. Your deposit (or credit card details) will be passed onto the hotel to hold your booking only - you still must settle the account with the hotel.

How To Book
To book please complete section E of your registration form. Bookings cannot be confirmed without payment or credit card guarantee. Any change to a reservation must be notified to the Secretariat and not directly with the hotel.

Check In And Check Out
Check in time is 1400 Hours
Check out time is 1100 Hours

Refunds
The deposit is non-refundable after 5 September 2010 and will be forfeited if you do not arrive on the date for which you have booked.

Changes and Cancellations
Within 30 days, if you cancel any room night of your stay, you will be charged in full for the room nights cancelled. This applies if you reduce your booking by one night or cancel in entirety.

The conference secretariat will make every effort to resell your room night/s but cannot guarantee it. If the night/s cannot be re-sold, you will be responsible for all costs charged from the hotel.

This is a hotel policy and not a conference secretariat policy.

Tour

Accompanying Persons

A selection of tours are also included for the accompanying persons who have registered for the conference. A 1.5 hour tour will be offered each morning and the cost is included in your registration fee. The tours will include:

  • Botanic Gardens of SA (and see the Sturt Desert Pea) Wednesday 11:00am - 12:30pm
  • Adelaide Central Market Thursday 11:00am - 12:30pm
  • Anglican Cathedral of Adelaide Friday 11:00am - 12:30pm

Art Gallery Tour

On Thursday 16 September there is a guided tour of the Art Gallery. This tour is open to both delegates and accompanying persons. If you would like to attend please indicate this on your registration form. Places are limited so ensure you register as early as possible.

Suggested Activities:

Visit

  • The Haighs Chocolate Factory
  • Adelaide Cricket Ground and see the Bradman exhibition
  • Adelaide Zoo and see Pandas Wang Wang and Funi
  • Museum of SA and see the Mawson Exhibition
  • Seaside suburb of Glenelg
  • Historic Tudor Carrick Hill, former house of Sir Eric Haywood
  • The many art galleries of Adelaide including Art Gallery of SA, BMG, Greenhill Galleries, Peter Walker Gallery and Greenaway Gallery

Shop at

  • Rundle Mall in the city
  • Burnside Village
  • King William Road
  • Unley Road
  • Glenelg
  • Jam Factory, home of glass blowing and fine craftsmen

Theatre

  • Space Theatre at Festival Centre
  • Hamlet by Wm Shakespeare presented by the Yohangza Theatre Company
    (Shakespeare’s Hamlet meets Korean Shamanism)
    17, 18 September 2010
  • Festival Theatre at Festival Centre
    Georges Bizet’s The Pearl Fishers presented by State Opera South Australia starring NZ baritone Teddy Tahu Rhodes
    11, 14, 16, 18 September 2010

Travel to

  • Kangaroo Island, where you can see the wildflowers in September
  • Visit the wine areas of the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, Barossa or Clare Valleys or travel to the beautiful the Flinders Ranges
  • Victor Harbor and visit the Whale Watch Centre (whale watching in September)
  • Drive through Adelaide Hills and visit the historic German town of Hahndorf

Dine at

  • Windy Point Restaurant,
  • Magill Estate home of Grange,
  • Chloe’s Restaurant in Norwood,
  • Auge in the City
  • The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel where you can enjoy live music... and many more excellent dining experiences

Walk or ride a bike

  • along the Linear Park of the Torrens River and stretching across Adelaide passing through the centre of the city

Climate

The wonderful, Mediterranean-style climate in Adelaide provides mild weather, combined with year-round sunshine. The weather in Adelaide's winter and spring months, between June to November, tends to be wetter and there is more chance of rain at this time of year in Adelaide, although sunny weather usually returns fairly quickly.

Getting There

Both Qantas and Virgin Blue operate flights direct from most major cities in Australia including, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Adelaide. Air New Zealand operates regular flights direct from Auckland to Adelaide. Further details will be provided in the registration brochure.