Gold Coast - Queensland

Registration Type:

Closed

Address:

Griffith University Gold Coast
Parklands Dr
Southport

Griffith Business Building (G42)
Registration at G42 Room 1.04

Accessibility:

The venue is the Griffith Business Building (G42) and is fully accessible via elevators. Stairs and pathways allow access to the lower floors.
If you have specific accessibility requirements please contact the organiser.
For more information about accessibiity at Griffith University please visit https://www.griffith.edu.au/accessibility

Youth Support:

Attendees under the age of 18 are welcome to attend but will require a parent or guardian with them at all times.

Parking:

Free on-campus parking will be available for GovHack Gold Coast registrants and volunteers. Details will be provided to registrants.

Public Transport:

The light rail G:Link stops at station 'Griffith University' directly nearby to the event venue. Buses also stop at the campus. For more information about transport options to the campus including link to online Journey Planner visit https://www.griffith.edu.au/about-griffith/campuses-and-facilities/gold-coast/transport-and-parking

Operating hours:

Friday (7 September): 5:30 for 6pm - 10:00pm
Saturday (8 September): 8:00am - 9:00pm
Sunday (9 september): 8:00am - 8:00pm

Catering:

Fully catered event (free for participants and volunteers).

Venue/Event Partner

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Event Information

This event is hosted by Griffith University, Gold Coast campus in partnership with the City of Gold Coast.

The Gold Coast’s reputation as a technological innovator is reinforced by Griffith University’s status as a six-year node member of the national GovHack initiative.

This event seeks to optimise publicly accessible data to improve or facilitate a societal need or want, by calling on interested individuals from within a community to develop ways which showcase the true and intrinsic value of data.

History shows Queensland boasts considerable entrepreneurial spirit within such data acquisition. During last year’s GovHack, which was contested across 40 locations involving 3000 competitors, the state developed 84 different projects, making it the most active in the country, while also securing the second-most national awards. Gold Coast teams were featured among Queensland’s state winners and national finalists.

GovHack 2018 is your chance to not only make valuable contributions to society, but provides an avenue to conceptualise and develop your own potential start-up company.

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