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Event Organizers Wanted!

Event Organizers Wanted!

Wed, Jun 10, 9:00 AM
From Melbourne Students
2.9

Care to organize something? Step up as event organizer. Please RSVP yes here and you will be contacted via meetup/

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1 attendee
RA50 Walk - Fairfield Park - Main Yarra Trail

RA50 Walk - Fairfield Park - Main Yarra Trail

Sat, May 30, 11:00 PM
From Renewed After 50 Walking & Hiking Group
4.7

**Fairfield Park – Main Yarra Trail** This week we return to the popular **Main Yarra Trail** and walk the trail from **Fairfield Park Boathouse** along the riverbanks to Abbotsford Convent and return. We’ll walk past Dights Falls and watch the slalom kayaks tackle the river rapids. At the halfway point, we’ll stop for coffee at The Convent Café, a delightful outdoor café in the gardens. **Start:** Fairfield Park Boathouse – car park. Meet at the toilet block adjacent to the carpark. **Start time:** 9.00 AM **Parking:** If above carpark is full park in Additional Carpark in **Yarra Bend Rd** (Polytechnic). Parking is FREE on Sunday. If parking here, allow 5 minutes to walk back to the START. **The Walk**: The walk follows the Merri Creek to Dights Falls, then the Yarra River around to the Children’s Farm, where we’ll have coffee at the Abbotsford Convent. The return to our cars will be back along the same Trail. **Total distance**: 6.0 km. (approx.) **Time:** Allow 2.0 hours for the walk, plus half hour for coffee. Total 2.5 hours. **Difficulty:** Easy **Toilets:** At the start, plus halfway at the Convent café. **Coffee:** Abbotsford Convent café.

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25 attendees
DDD by Night June- Hybrid event

DDD by Night June- Hybrid event

Wed, Jun 10, 8:00 AM
From DDD Melbourne By Night
4.7

It's DDD but \***lightning**\*. The evening will be a hybrid event hosted by the DDD Melbourne crew and consist of short & sharp presentations of fifteen minutes in length on a dev related subject. Venue space is limited, we cannot accommodate more than **130 people**. First come first served! **ONLINE ATTENDANCE** You can join us online, we'll aim to get the call started somewhere around 6pm before we have our introductions and first speaker. Remote audience link --> [https://meet.google.com/pvg-uqer-pui](https://meet.google.com/pvg-uqer-pui) You can ask questions of our speakers via Slido. We'll try to ask your questions as they come through on Slido, but we may not get to all of them. **TALKS** **Rupesh, Head of Quality Engineering at Fabric Group:** Validating AI Systems in a Probabilistic World Traditional software testing assumes deterministic behavior—the same input produces the same output every time. Modern AI systems, particularly LLMs and agentic workflows, behave differently. Responses can vary based on context, prompts, model state, and external dependencies, making conventional testing approaches insufficient. This presentation explores how organisations can establish confidence, quality, and governance for non-deterministic systems through new testing methodologies, evaluation frameworks, and observability practices. It will cover emerging tooling such as DeepEval and Botium, along with strategies for measuring accuracy, relevance, safety, hallucination risk, and user experience in AI-driven applications. **Leah Garrett** My Screen Moves Now: Notes From a Web Dev Building Robot UI I went from building web apps to building the face of a robot. In this talk I'll cover what changes when your UI has a body, from testing things you can't see in a browser to designing for a screen that won't stay still, and how AI tooling helped me get up to speed. **James Westall** No Idea What I’m Doing: Shipping Software Anyway I spent five years at uni, racked up a healthy HECS debt… and never actually graduated. I work in sales now, and my background is in Security and Windows Server infrastructure. I’ve never written a line of code anyone has paid for. Which for many, might disqualify me from building software. Apparently, not anymore. This talk is a mix of introspection and light comedy, walking through what happens when someone like me starts building and shipping with LLMs. It’s about capability vs. credibility, vibes vs. reality, and what we’re all supposed to do when the rules of “who gets to build” have quietly changed. **Gordon Chen** From Request Chaos to Flow: Using AI to Auto‑Route DevOps & Data Requests Engineering teams spend a surprising amount of time triaging DevOps and JIRA requests — figuring out what the requester actually wants, who should handle it, and whether it’s a data problem, an IT problem, or an access request. In this talk, Gordon shares how he built OpsSense, an AI copilot that reads requests, classifies intent, routes work, and automates access approvals using Copilot Studio, Power Automate, and Azure DevOps. A fast, practical walkthrough of how AI can automate the messy operational layer that slows teams down. **@tensorfish** "Ok claude, real-time transit map of melbourne. Make no mistakes." This talk walks through building MykiMap: a live, GPU-accelerated map of every tram, train, and bus moving across Melbourne’s transit network. Along the way, we’ll get into the agentic coding workflow: what it’s genuinely productive for, and what’s just hype.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ **CODE OF CONDUCT** All DDD events are subject to the DDD Code of Conduct available at [https://www.dddmelbourne.com/code-of-conduct/](https://www.dddmelbourne.com/code-of-conduct/) **VENUE AND FOOD SPONSOR** [Fabric Group](https://www.fabricgroup.com.au/) **FUTURE EVENTS** Are you interested in speaking at a future DDD by Night? That's awesome, we'd love to have you! We take speakers of all experience levels and offer training too. [Fill out this form](https://forms.office.com/r/12c0CvLwQk) and we'll be in touch. **FEEDBACK** Feedback, whether it's good or constructive, helps us grow and improve these events and so we'd love for you to fill out the form here --> [https://forms.office.com/r/MB8WGKv9Bi](https://forms.office.com/r/MB8WGKv9Bi)

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64 attendees
🎶 Music Jam Picnic #2 – Creative Connection Through Music 🎶

🎶 Music Jam Picnic #2 – Creative Connection Through Music 🎶

Sun, May 31, 4:00 AM
From Faith, Food and Friends!

Hey everyone 🙂 After a great first event, I’m hosting a second relaxed afternoon music jam in Melbourne for people who enjoy creativity, connection, self-expression, and meeting new people. This will be a safe and welcoming space to explore expression through music, whether you’re experienced or just starting out. Vocalists, instrumentalists, loop artists, songwriters, and people of all skill levels are welcome. An amp, acoustic guitar, keyboard, and RC300 Loop Station will be provided, but feel free to bring your own instruments as well. If you’ve been working on original songs and would like to share them and get supportive feedback, that’s also very welcome 🙂 Feel free to bring food, drinks, instruments, snacks, or anything else you’d like to share with the group. Please RSVP on the Meetup platform and also message me before the event date to confirm your attendance, as there will only be space for 3 females and 3 males to help keep the group balanced. We’ll meet near Coulson Gardens Playground 35–55 Chifley Dr, Maribyrnong VIC 3032 If you have any questions or you can’t find us on the day, please text me (Deborah), the event organiser, on 0422410522 🙂

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4 attendees

The Gigmates 'non-event' fundraiser!

Sat, Jun 13, 6:00 AM
From Gig Mates in Melbourne
4.9
12 attendees

Eurydice @fortyfivedownstairs

Sat, Jun 13, 9:30 AM
From Melbourne Culture Vultures
4.6
3 attendees
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Meetup helps people find events and groups based on their interests, allowing them to meet new people in both online and in-person settings.

You can search for job fairs in Melbourne by using Meetup's event search function, focusing on career-related gatherings and networking opportunities.

Yes, you can find groups and events related to your career interests, such as job fairs, by entering relevant keywords or browsing categories.

Melbourne hosts a variety of job fairs. The availability of these fairs on Meetup depends on the current groups and organizers active in the city.

Meetup events are organized by group members and typically involve gatherings around shared interests like career fairs, networking sessions, and workshops.

Absolutely. You can join numerous groups related to your career interests, enhancing your opportunities to attend diverse job fairs and networking events.

Meetup offers free membership, allowing you to join groups and attend many events, though some events might have participation fees set by organizers.

Job fairs on Meetup can be virtual or in-person, depending on the organizer's preference, offering flexibility in making professional connections.

Yes, you can RSVP for events through Meetup, ensuring your spot is reserved and enabling organizers to manage attendance effectively.

The frequency of job fairs in Melbourne varies based on active organizers and groups, so it's best to regularly check Meetup for new listings.

No, Meetup cannot guarantee outcomes like job offers. It provides the platform to meet people and attend job-related events.

The quality of job fair organization varies by host. Checking event details and reviews can give insights before attending.

Some job fairs on Meetup may include workshops or seminars, providing broader learning and networking opportunities beyond typical job expos.

You can browse Meetup as a guest, but creating an account allows you to join groups, RSVP for events, and receive notifications.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than one-on-one networking, though there might be opportunities for direct connections at events.