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Product Strategy—Linking vision to problem with Tim Newbold

Product Strategy—Linking vision to problem with Tim Newbold

Tue, Apr 14, 8:00 AM
From Product Builders & Business Analysts | Australia
4.4

Every great product starts with a bold vision—but how do you actually connect that vision to real-world customer problems? Join **Tim Newbold**, seasoned business advisor and speaker, for a practical session on linking vision to problems and continuous discovery. If you would like to volunteer to lead one or several sessions please get in touch. (It's often best to come along to the meetup.)

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Let's meet up and work on our projects - electronics, programming, etc.

Let's meet up and work on our projects - electronics, programming, etc.

Thu, Apr 16, 4:30 AM
From Melbourne Makers & Creators Group (MMCG)
4.2

**Who might want to attend -** This meetup is open to everyone with an interest in Electronics, Robotics, 3D Printing, Laser Cutting, IoT, etc. Makers with interests in Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, Pi Pico, OrangePi, etc. are invited to bring along their projects, project ideas and come connect with other makers. Get your questions answered, show off the work you are doing and get support to resolve nagging issues. Come to MMC Group to explore opportunities for collaboration on Open Source, Open Hardware platforms including getting assistance on projects you are working on. Attendance to all our events is free. **!!! Very Important !!!!** \- Please plan to be self sufficient in terms of hardware\, power cables\, internet access\, Raspberry pi\, Arduino\, USB cables\, etc\. The Makerspace does provide limited access to hardware \(Raspberry Pi\, Arduino\, electronic kits\, etc\.\)\. There are limited monitors\, so best to bring along a portable touchscreen LCD if you are expecting dedicated access to your Raspberry Pi\, etc\. We welcome makers of all ages, however if you are under 18 you will need to bring an adult along. The makerspace has a lower age limit of 14 (accompanied by an adult at all times). Check out learning resources at [https://www.kidzcancode.com/](https://www.kidzcancode.com/). 1. If you are getting started with the Arduino or the Raspberry Pi and need help picking a kit, join us at the discord and we'll help you pick one. 2. We recommend that you bring your Arduino, Raspberry Pi kits to the meetup. We will help you get started with your learning journey. 3. You'll need to do the hard work, read the documentation and follow the tutorials. We'll do our best to point you in the right direction. We keep in touch through discord. There are no costs to using, joining discord. Just download the client, setup an account and get chatting with the other makers at our discord group - [https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5](https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5) . **Come, make, create, share & learn -** Our meetups are a great opportunity to work on your project, ask questions, learn from others and share what you have learned with the others. Please bring along any projects you have built. The meetup is an opportunity to show off what you've built and seek help as required. You will need to bring along - 1. Your laptop with a Wifi hotspot for your Pi. Council internet access limits you to port 80/443. 2. Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32 etc. along with the electronics or robotics kit you purchased to explore the fundamentals of electronics with the Pi, Arduino. 3. Bring along your robotics projects, doesn't matter if they are Arduino, Pi, ESP based. Showcase the work you've done. 4. A USB power bank so you can power your Raspberry Pi, Arduino. There is power available at the library but just in case. 5. A portable mini LCD / touch screen if you want to work on the Raspberry Pi or want us to help troubleshoot the Raspberry Pi. 6. A USB 5v, 3A+ Power Adaptor for the Raspberry Pi 2/3/4. For those with ESP8266, ESP32 boards (NodeMCU, Wemo, etc.) a 5v, 2A power supply with a micro USB port is recommended. For those with an Arduino a 5v, 2A regulated power supply with a USB Type B is required. 7. Ethernet cable if you have one and need to troubleshoot any connectivity issues with the Pi **Stay safe -** Please take a couple of minutes to read the foundation guidelines at - [http://rpf.io/safeguarding](http://rpf.io/safeguarding) **Location for the meetup -** The location for this meetup is : Melbourne narrm ngarrgu (NN) Makerspace Level 1 / 141 Therry Street, Melbourne VIC (adjacent to Queen Vic Market) Maps - [Google Maps Link](https://maps.app.goo.gl/QpF2SXtRTSAjHoMP7) **Chat with Discord** \- We keep in touch through discord \(Chat Server\)\. \- [https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5](https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5). **Volunteer @ CoderDojo Altona North** \- If you are looking for STEM related volunteering opportunities please check [https://altonanorthdojo.com.au/](https://altonanorthdojo.com.au/) and [ https://footscraydojo.com/](https://footscraydojo.com/) **Contact Details -** For any additional information please drop Geoff a note at "geoff dot lethbridge at gmail.com"

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Saturday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central *Read Description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

Saturday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central *Read Description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

Fri, Apr 10, 11:00 PM
From Melbourne Social Pickleball @ RMIT
4.8
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Friday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central | *Read Description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

Friday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central | *Read Description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

Fri, Apr 10, 7:30 AM
From Melbourne Social Pickleball @ RMIT
4.8

**Social Pickleball - All Levels Welcome!** \*\* [Instagram: @rmit_pickleball](https://www.instagram.com/rmit_pickleball/) [WhatsApp: RMIT Pickleball Club](https://chat.whatsapp.com/G7VE0NcThWWIgLnnJBVQBq)\*\* \*\* Paddles and balls provided! Beginner friendly - simply show up and we’ll teach you the basics \*\* Grab a paddle, play pickleball, and meet new people! \*\* Who is it for?\*\* * Members of public and RMIT students * Complete beginners * Intermediate players * Advanced players (up to DUPR 4.5 expected) **✅ How to join?** 1. **Become a club member** [at the RMIT Store](https://store.rmit.edu.au/pages/club/pickleball) (one-off payment) 2. **RSVP** on Meetup to join the session 3. When marked as **“Going”**, pay for the session: **\- Payment link** is in the **comment section below** (posted 1-3 days before) \- Use your RMIT Store account with a club membership \(from step 1\) 4. Can’t attend? Update your RSVP to “Not Going” **⏳ Priority on waitlist** 1. Clear Meetup profile with name and photo 2. RMIT students 3. Regular attendees \*\* On the day\*\* * New players, please **introduce yourself to the host** * New players wanting a **rules intro**, please arrive on-time and ask a host * Have your **emailed ticket receipt ready** \- it will be checked on the day \*\* Cancellations and Refunds\*\* * No refunds for change of mind, non-attendance, or no-shows * Refunds only if the event is cancelled (weather or court availability) * Credit for a later session may be offered by agreement in case of event cancellation * Pay only when we share the payment link in Meetup - using old links is at your own risk Whether you are new to pickleball or a regular player, this is a great way to get some games in and connect with the community. Come solo or bring a friend - everyone is welcome! \*\* Spots are limited, so RSVP early! \*\*

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JUGGER - soft-combat foam weapons, free to try!

JUGGER - soft-combat foam weapons, free to try!

Sun, Apr 12, 12:30 AM
From Jugger Melbourne - Soft Combat Team Sport
5.0

It's Jugger time! Get on down to Hawthorn for fun, sun, exercise, and silly shenanigans! * ✅ Free to attend * ⚔️ Jugger Equipment is supplied * 🍜 Post-training social lunch - all welcome * ➡️ [Find us on Discord](https://discord.gg/WHnMyk56Cu) Jugger is an exciting, mixed-gender soft combat sport. Two teams use a selection of padded foam spars to tag opponents as they aim to put the jugg (the game ball) into their opponent's goal. **Watch Jugger being played in [this excellent short demo video](https://vimeo.com/28592980).** Jugger Melbourne training sessions include both full games of jugger, as well as a variety of training drills designed to promote **teamwork, communication, exercise, health and fitness, and teach core game skills.** After training we head across to Glenferrie Rd for lunch and socializing, which you are welcome (and encouraged!) to join. **‍🏃‍♀️‍➡️ New Player Info / Who Can Join** New players are always welcome! Our experienced coaches will teach you basics to get you and and swinging in no time Jugger is easy to pickup the basics while deep to master. We have a minimum age policy of 16 years (please note, anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian), but other than that we welcome anyone of all fitness levels. Jugger is a great way to keep active, and a fun way to meet new people in a friendly and inclusive community! **👟 How to Join a Session and What to Bring** Joining is simple - just show up! RSVPing on Meetup or Discord is a big help as it helps us plan around expected numbers. You are also welcome to bring along any interested friends and family. **⚔️ Jugger equipment is supplied.** We have a collection of gear to loan out to new players. Bring a water bottle (there is a tap nearby), sunscreen, and wear comfortable clothes and shoes for running around in - and that you don't mind getting a bit dirty! Recommend but not required items include: sunglasses, football boots, kneepads, and gloves if you have them. You don't need any of these to get started, but you may find you want them if you become a regular. **✅ Are there any costs are involved?** Our training sessions are **free to attend** as often as you like, we are essentially just a group of friends that meet for training and socializing on the weekend. The Australian Jugger League has a voluntary annual membership that helps to support the sport (including maintaining equipment and paying for Meetup), and we encourage people to join once they become a regular attendee or begin attending tournaments. However there's no obligation so spend any money when you're first trying it out or just attending casually. **➡️ External Links** We organise our regular players through our Discord group and their attendance is not often represented in the Meetup attendance numbers (we use Meetup to reach out to new people). Events are also (though less regularly) posted to Facebook, while event photos and videos are shared on our Instagram. * [Join our Discord](https://discord.gg/WHnMyk56Cu) * [Jugger Melbourne on Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/groups/JuggerMelbourne) * [Follow us on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/jugger_melbourne/) * [Australian Jugger League website](https://www.jugger.au/) \*\* See you on Sunday \*\*

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🎉 Playzone Party – Mechanical Bull, Axe Throwing, Sumo & More (Ticketed)🐂🪓

🎉 Playzone Party – Mechanical Bull, Axe Throwing, Sumo & More (Ticketed)🐂🪓

Fri, Apr 17, 9:00 AM
From Melbourne Mingle
4.4

**Axes, bulls & beer pong… who’s ready to play?** 🎯🐂🍻 Ticketed Event - Get your tickets [HERE](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/playzone-party-axe-throwing-mechanical-bull-sumo-and-loads-more-tickets-1984854819195?aff=oddtdtcreator). **Earlybird tickets** now on sale 🤑 **Back by popular demand!** If you missed the last one, we had an epic night of fun and games. Join us once more as we hit those targets, throw those pongs and erect those jenga towers together. Or just hang out at the bar and chat to someone new. The night is yours! ✨ **Special Bonus: Complimentary shots** for the first 50 people! Here's what you can look forward to: **Axe throwing, Mechanical Bull, Sumo Wrestling, Ball Pit, Air Hockey, Billards, Giant Jenga, Darts, Beer Pong, Subscoccer, Dance Poles and More!** **We will also be throwing a bullride-off! Stay on the mechanical bull for the longest timed run and win yourself a prize! 🐂🏅** Join us for some games, drinks and chats with new people in a welcoming space. If you are coming alone, you don't need to worry about not knowing anyone. Most of our attendees come solo! Just remember – we are all there to meet new people and have a fun night! To attend this event, please follow these 3 simple steps: **1\. RSVP for the event here to register your attendance** **2\. Purchase an Eventbrite ticket via this link:** [https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/playzone-party-axe-throwing-mechanical-bull-sumo-and-loads-more-tickets-1984854819195?aff=oddtdtcreator](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/playzone-party-axe-throwing-mechanical-bull-sumo-and-loads-more-tickets-1984854819195?aff=oddtdtcreator) **3\. Show your Evenbrite ticket barcode at the door on the day of the event\. No ticket\, no entry\.** Check us out on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/melbourne_mingle) or [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567494869532) 👀

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Meetup helps people find local events and groups based on shared interests, such as Lego building in Melbourne.

You can search on Meetup for Lego groups in Melbourne by entering 'Lego' and selecting the location to discover related events and communities.

Absolutely, you can join multiple Lego-themed groups in Melbourne if they align with your interests and availability.

Event frequency varies, but many Lego groups organize regular meetups and events to bring enthusiasts together in Melbourne.

Yes, you can start your own Lego group on Meetup if you're interested in bringing enthusiasts together in Melbourne.

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