14 Aug 2015
Online speakers' presentations available here!
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3 Aug 2015
Conference abstracts available to view through JMRS online and JMRS app!
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3 Aug 2015
ePosters are available for viewing here!
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3 August 2015
Certificates of attendance will emailed out in coming weeks!
20 July 2015
Download the official app of The Cloud 2015!
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13 July 2015
Registrations have now closed!
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8 July 2015
Registrations close on Friday 10 July - don't miss your chance to register!
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3 Jun 2015
Additional tickets are now available for the conference Gala Dinner for guests and will be available with full registrations.
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Famous for a vibrant creative culture fuelled by great food, wine, craft beer and coffee, Wellington is a cosmopolitan city with an energetic personality. Nestled between the fertile rural heartland of New Zealand’s North Island, and the bountiful waters of Cook Strait, this harbour city is the country’s capital.
An easily walkable downtown leads to a waterfront precinct dotted with parks, cafes and weekend markets. Threaded with 425 hectares of bush-clad town belt and a bordered by a coast of long, sandy beaches and rugged shorelines, the city sits lightly on the landscape. In Wellington people live and work close to nature. Download a map of the city here.
Fresh, locally sourced produce from land and sea is well served by Wellington’s many restaurants. Global influences from a diverse population, plus a competitive restaurant scene have made Wellington into a world-class culinary destination. At the centre of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, the perfect local match to any dish is easily found.
Internationally recognised for roasting and presentation, Wellington serves some of the best coffee on the planet. And, in recent years, the craft beer revolution has caught the city’s imagination, with experimental micro-breweries and specialist bars springing up all over.
From classical institutions to major contemporary cultural events, Wellington is a hub for artistic expression. Museums, theatres, public sculpture and poetry are woven into the urban landscape, creating an environment of discovery and storytelling.
Are you a die-hard LOTR fan, or interested in making the Middle-earth journey? We're happy to recommend Flat Earth New Zealand Experiences with tours of all the Middle-earth film locations! Email conferences@air.asn.au to register your interest. We are looking at half or full day tours on Thursday 23 July and will get a great price for groups of 20 or more!
If you're into the outdoors, action-packed adventure activities like mountain-biking and sea-water kayaking can be found in Wellington and beyond, as well as beautiful walks around the harbour and surrounding hills. The mostly off-road 23 Great Rides of the New Zealand Cycle Trail introduce both recreational cyclists and passionate mountain bikers to nature, national parks and constantly-changing scenery. If your interests lie on the golf course, you can't miss Kauri Cliffs and Jack’s Point which have been designed to make the most of the natural terrain and to show off the best scenery.
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Planning a longer stay?
Make the most of your visit across the ditch with these ready-to-go itineraries from Tourism New Zealand! Why not download the official Essential New Zealand travel guide app, available at the App Store or Google Play.