READING NOTE · UPDATED 2026
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Source capture · 2009-11-02 ↗The first ever Agile conference in Australia has just been announced: Agile Australia 2009.
The event is going to be held at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney on the 15th and 16th October.
If you’re looking for a good reason to come to Australia then this is it! The event promises to be great and I know the organisers are working on a great line-up for the event. Presentation submissions are being called for now; the deadline is early June so get moving. There is also the standard early bird discount.
As a frequent traveler I should share that there are some great rates available on airfares at the moment, particularly from Europe and the US. And you can all stay at my house, so no excuses! I hope to see you there….