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Fri, Oct 30, 7:00 AM
From Left-of-Centre 50s+ Social Group
4.7
6 attendees
Free Run Club (Carlton/CBD)

Free Run Club (Carlton/CBD)

Tue, Oct 20, 7:20 AM
From Fluent Fast! Free Language Conversation and Exchange.
4.4

**IMPORTANT!: Registration required!** Without registration, attendance is: $10 per person. For free entry, please register below: [https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/uhbml1](https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/uhbml1) **Overview:** We're a friendly, welcoming community of runners in Carlton/CBD, and everyone is welcome - from complete beginners to advanced runners, we all train together. First-timers are always welcome, so if it's your first time, come along and say hi! **Training type:** Our focus is interval training, and we keep it fun and social. **Free stuff for members!** We sometimes line up sponsorships that align with our comunity, someties it's stuff like: free protein drinks and shakes, or discounted meals - and we often head out for dinner together after a run, or for special events. **Exact location:** The exact meeting location will be emailed to you once you register, so be sure to register beforehand. **Training format / structure:** 1: Easy 800m warm-up lap 2: Dynamic stretching and strides (20min) 3: Main workout — this rotates each week (sometimes hills, but most often it invovles intervals) **Length:** The whole session runs for about 50 minutes, followed by around 10 minutes of social talking. **Register for you first attendance:** First timers are required to register: [https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/uhbml1](https://justeasiertogether.com/shorty/uhbml1) See you there!

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Naarm Solarpunk Meetup - Local Server Install

Naarm Solarpunk Meetup - Local Server Install

Wed, Oct 21, 7:00 AM
From Merri-bek Tech
4.8

[Merri-bek Tech](https://www.merri-bek.tech/), a group in the inner northern suburbs of Naarm (Melbourne), invites everyone involved interested in tinkering with grass-roots technologies in support of a **Sustainable**, **Resilient** and **Just** future to join us for the **Naarm Solarpunk Meetup**. This month, we're visiting the Maker Community maker-space, in Brunswick. We'll do a quick tour for those who haven't been before. After that, rather than a group discussion we're going to gather round a screen and doing a LoRes (local resilience) web server install on a Raspberry Pi, from scratch. If you're interested in command-line Linux, web servers, mesh networks, or local climate resilience you might find this interesting. If we're still keen for general chats after that, we can always head to the Brunswick Green pub next door. **About the Naarm Solarpunk group** Some of us are technologists, and will be showing off software or hardware projects, and others are more interested in community organizing, responding to the climate crisis, or building local resilience. Whatever your area of interest, or your level of skill, you're absolutely welcome to dive in. At the meetups we'll have a show-and-tell time for any projects that you're working on, as well as occasional short presentations. The space will be hosted by volunteers, and we'll actively work towards inclusion through applying a [code of conduct](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/). Merri-bek Tech has some projects that you might be interested in updates from, including our attempt to build P2P mesh network based community hosting on Raspberry Pis, and our project to run a local fediverse social network. We aspire to keep this meetup **Solarpunk** as fuck. We support the hackers, tinkerers and makers and misfits. There are plenty of other spaces for big corporate green tech, so bring your hobby project, not your day job, unless that job is firmly rooted in the solidarity economy. We are not value neutral. We'll start with Merri-bek Tech's [values](https://www.merri-bek.tech/about/values/) and [principles](https://www.merri-bek.tech/about/principles/), and build from there together. In particular, in the context of ongoing genocide, we will ask you to leave if you're associated in any way with the weapons industry. This meetup will be hosted on the stolen, unceeded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. **Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.** **Accessibility** Please note that this month's venue is not accessible to everyone. The front door has a metal rail to step over. We're meeting on the mezzanine level up a single flight of fairly steep stairs. The route to the bathrooms is not wide enough for some wheelchairs. The lighting is overhead and flouro. There may be dust in the air from woodwork and other crafts. We will return to a more accessible venue next month. If you'd like to attend at the maker-space and there are some accommodations that would make it easier for you to do so, please reach out.

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Radiant Women Adventure: Geelong by Train & Waterfront Lunch ☕️💕

Radiant Women Adventure: Geelong by Train & Waterfront Lunch ☕️💕

Mon, Nov 9, 11:00 PM
From Radiant Women Over 50 Coffee & Friendship Melbourne
4.7

Hi Radiant Ladies, By popular request, we’re heading back to Geelong! 🚤 Join us for a relaxing day at the Geelong Waterfront. We will meet for coffee at Mövenpick Hotel, take the train to Geelong, enjoy a waterfront walk, lunch, and great company. Don’t forget your Myki card! Lyn ☕️💕

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8 attendees
🌿 Radiant Women Mini Escape — Marysville in Oct

🌿 Radiant Women Mini Escape — Marysville in Oct

Tue, Oct 27, 12:00 AM
From Radiant Women Over 50 Coffee & Friendship Melbourne
4.7

Hi Radiant Ladies, Please join our Radiant Women Private Travel Group on Meetup to learn more about our upcoming trips and RSVP there. Membership is free for all current paid Radiant Women members. The link: Check out Radiant Women Private Travel Circle 50+ on Meetup https://meetup.com/radiant-women-private-travel-circle-50?member_id=108551632 Lyn 🌸

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posit::conf(2026) %>% glimpse()

posit::conf(2026) %>% glimpse()

Thu, Oct 29, 6:30 AM
From R-Ladies+ Melbourne
4.8

**posit::conf(2026) %>% glimpse()** **Date:** 29th October, 2026 **Time:** 5:30 PM (networking and refreshments from 5:30 PM; talk begins at 6:00 PM) **Where:** DiUS, Level 3/31 Queen St, Melbourne Curious about how involvement in open source, community building, mentoring, advocacy, or volunteering can open unexpected doors in your career? Wondering how people find their way into international conferences, scholarship opportunities, and global professional networks, and what role community participation plays along the way? Join us for a conversation with Dionne and Mansi, who attended **posit::conf(2026)** in Houston, Texas as **Opportunity Scholars**. This session is not just about the conference itself. It is about the communities, relationships, and contributions that helped make the opportunity possible. They will share their journeys through open source and community involvement, and the value of networking, building meaningful professional connections, and contributing to communities in ways that create impact for both oneself and others. Along the way, they will share some of their favourite moments from the conference, lessons from meeting people across the global data science ecosystem, and insights that stayed with them long after the conference ended. Whether you're new to the R community, considering your first conference application, interested in open source, or simply curious about building a more connected and community-focused career, we'd love to see you there!

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