Session Links

Below you will find the links to access the Microsoft Teams Webinar sessions. The Streams will run as one long Teams meeting - this means that you're welcome to stay in the Webinar for the whole day unless you want to access one of the sessions in the other stream.

Day 1 | 1st of June

All times are AEST

Time	Stream 1 & Main Stage	Stream 2
All-Day	https://go.unimelb.edu.au/2ore	https://go.unimelb.edu.au/5ore
8:15am	Main Stage opens for participants to join (Link)
8:30am	Welcome to Festival | Timothy Kariotis (Link)
8:40am	Welcome to Country | Wurundjeri Elder Aunty Georgina Nicholson (Link)
9:00am	Keynote: Harriet Shing, MP (Link)
9:15am	Keynote: Brendan Reilly (Link)
9:40am	Keynote: Laura Munsie (Link)
10:00am	Break	Break
10:15am	Panel Discussion: The Road to RegTech and Rules-as-Code: Identifying RegTech's Place in the Regulatory Reform Ecosystem. (Link)	Panel Discussion: Why Public Sector Professionals Need to be Cybersecurity Leaders. (Link)
11:15am	The Road to RegTech and Rules-as-Code: Identifying RegTech's Place in the Regulatory Reform Ecosystem - An Industry Perspective. (Link)	Panel Discussion: Designing Digital Government: Applying Emerging and Known Practices to Break Down Siloes and Build for Citizens. (Link)
12:15am	Presentation: Regulatory Reform: Capability Challenges and Implications for RegTech. [40min] (Link)	*Workshop: No-Code Automation for Lawyers: How to Apply Design Thinking Principles to Build Your Own Legal Bot! [75min] (Link)
1:30pm	Break	Break
1:45am	Keynote: Melissa Harris (Link)
2:10am	Keynote: Katy Cooper (Link)
2:40pm	Keynote: Marina Troyak (Link)
3:00pm	Break	Break
3:15pm	Presentation: Case Study of the Fair Work Commission's Modern Awards Pay Database API Project. (Link)	Roundtable: The Digital Transformation of City Leadership. (Link)
4:15pm	Panel Discussion: Procuring AI in Government: Can Governments Set the Ethical 'Bar' for AI in Society? [60min] (Link)	Panel Discussion: Using Digital Technologies to Support Civic Engagement with Government. [75min session] (Link)
5:30pm	Panel Discussion: Why Should Public Sector Leaders be Digital? (Link)

*The No-Code automation workshop will be run in a separate Teams meeting (https://go.unimelb.edu.au/9ore). If you have not pre-registered for this session, you will not have access to the no-code automation platform. You will be able to view the session, but you will not be able to participate in building-a-bot. If you have pre-registered for this session, please check your email for an invitation to set up your account.

Day 2 | 2nd of June

All times are AEST

Time	Stream 1 & Main Stage	Stream 2
All-Day link	https://go.unimelb.edu.au/4ore	https://go.unimelb.edu.au/7ore
8:45am	Main Stage opens for participants to join (Link)
9:00am	Keynote: David Bartlett (Link)
9:25am	Keynote: Miguel Carrasco (Link)
10:00am	Keynote: Victor Dominello, MP (Link)
10:30am	Thinking in Systems for Digital Government Transformation. (Link)	Digital Accessibility: Moving Beyond Standards to Find Practical Inclusive Design Solutions. (Link)
11:30am	User Testing 101 for Public Sector Professionals. (Link)	Developing Future Digital Capability in the Public Sector. (Link)
01:00pm	Demystifying AI and ML for Public Sector Professionals. (Link)	Humane by Design, Principles for Good Digital Identity. Presented by Thoughtworks Australia (Link)
02:00pm	Digital Platforms and the Future of the Care Economy. (Link)	Capability Through Collaboration. (Link)
	Break	Break
03:10pm	Keynote: Hannes Astok (Link)
03:40pm	Keynote: Vanessa Teague (Link)
04:15pm	Passing the Privacy Pub Test: How Public Sector Professionals Can be Privacy Leaders. (Link)	Who are the 1 in 4? Australia's Digital Divide. (Link)
05:30pm	Keynote: Barbara Ubaldi (Link)