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SUPER SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSIC WITH ANITA HARTMANN AT CARLO BOWLO

Sun, Oct 25, 1:30 AM
From Amazing Hornsby & Surrounds
4.5
3 attendees
Killing CVEs at the Source: Supply Chain Security in Practice

Killing CVEs at the Source: Supply Chain Security in Practice

Wed, Oct 14, 6:00 AM
From CNCF Cloud Native Sydney chapter (formerly DevSecOps Sydney)
4.6

Join us for an evening of insightful talks, valuable connections, and great company. One evening on what it actually takes to secure a software supply chain, from hardened container images through to what this looks like inside a regulated environment. Talk 1 - Engineering for a World Where Exploits Arrive Before the Advisory Speaker: Cameron Martin (Chainguard) Most teams meet their supply chain problem downstream, as a scanner report full of criticals and a patching queue that never empties. This talk looks at the other end of the pipeline: what changes when images are built minimal and rebuilt continuously, so vulnerabilities are removed at the source rather than triaged after they land in production. We'll cover the practical patterns teams are using for container hardening, how this plays with SBOMs, signing and provenance, and where it fits alongside your existing scanning and admission controls. Plus a forward look at the Chainguard roadmap and what's coming next. Talk 2 - Supply Chain Security in a Regulated Environment Speaker: Brad McCoy (Cuscal) The theory is one thing, running it inside an Australian financial services business is another. Brad shares what this looks like in practice at Cuscal: the platform decisions, the trade offs, and how container security and compliance requirements actually get met day to day without grinding delivery to a halt. An honest look at what worked, what didn't, and what he'd do differently. This is a relaxed, highly interactive evening built for platform engineers, security engineers, DevSecOps leaders and architects who are actively working through supply chain risk, container hardening and compliance. On the night: Free entry · Food & drinks · Networking · Live Q&A Seats are limited - RSVP to save your spot. See you there! 👋

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Play pickleball at Pennant Hills Park! Sunday 330pm

Play pickleball at Pennant Hills Park! Sunday 330pm

Sun, Oct 18, 4:30 AM
From Penno Pickleballers
4.9

Come play pickleball with us at Pennant Hills Park! No first time beginners please. Those new to the game should book into a beginners session through meetup. **What to expect:** 12 outdoor courts Social through to advanced level play Lots of fun! Ages: 10+ (minors must be accompanied by a playing adult, and should be at a reasonable level of play) **What to bring:** Comfortable sportswear and non-marking shoes Water bottle Sun protection A pickleball paddle if you have (we have extras if you don't) **Where to find us:** Netball courts 3, 4, 5 and 6 inside Pennant Hills Park **Cost:** $12 Payable via Tap and Go, Pay ID or Cash **How to join:** Please RSVP to reserve your spot. (**Please do not pay** **for Meetup.** Subscribe using the free version!) Please mark off your name with the host upon arrival and pay before playing. If paying via Pay ID, please include your name and the date of the session in the payment description. We look forward to pickling with you! **Event updates:** Important notices, including event cancellations will be communicated via the Penno Pickleballers Whatsapp Group. [Click here to join](https://chat.whatsapp.com/KyxHvvSx0bK9rcYhnSgiAK) **Disclaimer** Attendees and their guests play at their own risk. By confirming your RSVP to this event, you and your guests acknowledge and accept full responsibility for any risk of injury or damage to your property. The hosts and organizers are not liable for any injuries or property damage that may occur. Additionally, photos and videos may be captured during the event for our social media and promotional materials. By attending this event, you and your guests consent to the use of these images and recordings for such purposes.

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Data Driven or Data Distracted!

Data Driven or Data Distracted!

Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM
From Sydney Creative Customer Experience (CCX)
4.7

Our CCX Sydney October event features a very lively and topical panel discussion entitled Data Driven or Data Distracted We will be applying a $10.00 cover charge to cover Food and drinks and on this occasion will be kindly hosted by the ONSET https://theonset.com.au/ About the session **How Product, Design & Engineering actually use evidence to make decisions** How much data do we really need to make better product decisions? And when does being “data-driven” start getting in the way of good product thinking? For this CCX Sydney session, we’re bringing together four practitioners from different corners of the product ecosystem — analytics, strategy and service design, UX/CX, and engineering — to explore the role data and evidence actually play in product development and delivery. Each speaker will have **15 minutes to make their own case** for — or against — being **DATA-DRIVEN OR DATA-DISTRACTED**. Rather than presenting a single view, they’ll challenge us to look at how research, analytics, customer insight, AI, product requirements engineering and data can influence the decisions we make — from defining the problem and creating the PRD through to designing, building and releasing the product. Our speakers bring four very different perspectives: **Olga Pasikova\, Senior Analytics Director; Rob Tot\, Strategy & Service Design Lead; Thomas Shillingford\, UX \| CX \| Strategy \| AI and Author; and David Berigny\, Forward Deployed Engineer\.** Each panel member will bring their own experience, provocations and examples to the question: **when does data help us make better decisions — and when does it simply give us more information to react to?** Then we turn up the heat. Following the four presentations, **Sophie Greenfield, Senior Product & AI Designer at CBA**, will lead a lively panel discussion, bringing the speakers together to challenge each other's perspectives and explore the tensions between data, evidence, intuition, customer understanding and design judgement. Because being data-driven sounds simple. **Knowing what data to trust, what it actually means, and when to ignore it is where things get interesting.** **About our Panel:** ### Olga Pasikova **Senior Analytics Director** Olga Pasikova is a Senior Analytics Director and experienced digital analytics specialist with more than a decade working across data, analytics and digital measurement. She brings a strong ability to translate complex analytics challenges into clear strategic direction, helping teams use data to understand behaviour, measure outcomes and make better-informed decisions. Olga is also an active member of Sydney’s data and analytics community. ### Rob Tot **Strategy & Service Design Lead** Rob Tot is a Strategy and Service Design Lead who works at the intersection of customer needs, business strategy and service innovation. His work brings together strategic thinking and human-centred design to help organisations navigate complex problems, uncover opportunities and turn insight into meaningful product and service outcomes. ### Thomas Shillingford **UX \| CX \| Strategy \| AI \| Author** Thomas Shillingford is a UX and CX strategist, designer, author and speaker with extensive experience across digital products and customer experiences. His career has included work spanning research, customer journeys, interaction design, usability, design strategy and large-scale digital transformation. More recently, Thomas has been exploring the impact of AI on design practice, including how AI is changing design systems, strategy and the role of human judgement. ### David Berigny **Forward Deployed Engineer** David Berigny is a Forward Deployed Engineer working at the intersection of technology, product development and real-world customer problems. His role brings engineering directly into the product development process — translating customer and business needs into practical technical solutions, testing ideas in the field and using evidence from real-world implementation to inform what gets built and how it evolves. ### Sophie Greenfield FACILITATOR **Senior Product Designer & Facilitator** Sophie Greenfield is a Senior Product Designer at Commonwealth Bank with more than 20 years’ experience across UX, product design, research and digital strategy. Her career has spanned product strategy, customer research and experience design across organisations including CommBank, Westpac and ING Direct. Sophie has a particular interest in the intersection of **data, customer insight, product strategy and AI-enabled design**. She has been exploring and teaching AI-enabled design practices, from research synthesis and hypothesis validation to rapid prototyping and new ways of working for designers. For **DATA-DRIVEN OR DATA-DISTRACTED?**, Sophie will facilitate the conversation between our four speakers, challenging their perspectives and helping unpack the bigger question: **when does evidence genuinely improve product decisions — and when can data become a distraction from understanding the customer?** We are so excited to be wrapping up the year with this awesome panel discussion hosted by new friends of CCX Sydney, the ONSET. [https://theonset.com.au/](https://theonset.com.au/) Lastly make sure you Join us for sponsored drinks post the event at a nearby bar more details to follow. Regards Kevin, Lydia, Sylvia, James and Carolina.

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26 attendees

SUPER SUNDAY AFTERNOON MUSIC WITH BILL CROFT AT CARLO BOWLO

Sun, Oct 18, 1:30 AM
From Amazing Hornsby & Surrounds
4.5
3 attendees
Thursday No Regrets walk, Barangaroo

Thursday No Regrets walk, Barangaroo

Thu, Oct 15, 7:10 AM
From Active Locals

**IMPORTANT: THIS IS NOT A FREE EVENT!** **Each ticket is General Admission $5, secure your spot only on Active Locals.** **[Join Grain](https://activelocals.app.link/Vr6Wcyq2b7b)** A harbour walk and conversation with Grain, meeting outside Barangaroo House. Easy pace, card prompts, and a new person to talk with at each stop. Active Locals is a free neighbourhood app where people meet others nearby and go to local events. Download it and join the group there. Meet at 6:10pm outside Barangaroo House. Grab a drink or a bite to take along, then wander the harbour, with stops to regroup and swap partners. Wrap up around 8pm. Beginner-friendly. Come solo or with a friend, and share only as much as you want. Wheelchair accessible, close to public transport. Views shared are personal opinions, not professional advice. Thu 15 Oct, 6:10–8:00 pm AEDT. General Admission $5. Meetup is for finding the session. It does not hold your spot. This is not a free event. General Admission is $5. RSVP on Active Locals. A Meetup RSVP is not a ticket and will not be accepted at check-in. Changes are posted in the Active Locals group chat. **[Join Grain](https://activelocals.app.link/Vr6Wcyq2b7b)** [RSVP to Thursday No Regrets walk](https://activelocals.app.link/OG44gzq2b7b)

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The popularity of activities can vary, but cultural festivals, food tours, and wellness sessions are some of the trending activities in Sydney during the afternoon.

Activities can take place in diverse locations throughout Sydney, from parks to cultural centers, ensuring there's always something convenient for you.

Yes, Meetup has groups specifically for singles that offer various activities perfect for meeting people during Sydney afternoons.

Meetup facilitates meeting new people but making connections depends on your engagement and participation. It's a platform designed to bring people together.

While this page focuses on afternoons, mornings are also popular. Explore Meetup to find groups that hold morning sessions, especially wellness and fitness.

No, events are typically organized by group members or hosts. Meetup provides the platform, but individuals chart the activities based on community interests.

Indeed, Meetup emphasizes group activities to foster community engagement. If you’re seeking 1-on-1 connections, other platforms may be more suitable.

While Meetup offers a wide range of interests, not all may be catered for in every area. Discovering specific activities might take exploring different groups.