Hobart - Tasmania

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Open


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Email:

nickpham0601@gmail.com

Address:

Inside the cafe at the Cenetary Building, Centenary TEAL Room 136 and Harvard 132, University of Tasmania, Churchill Ave, Hobart TAS 7005

Accessibility:

There is no accessibility limitation as it is located on the right-hand side of Grosvenor Street and there is a cafe in front of the building below, allowing participants to navigate easily inside. Entering inside, our venue would situated on the right-hand side of the building

The pavement is flat and people with wheelchairs can access the venue

Youth Support:

Participants under the age of 18 can attend WITHOUT parent/guardians except arrival/departure

Parking:

The University parking spaces for participants to park from the front and the back and if the timing permit is limited, surrounding the area consists of a residential area where they can park for free

Public Transport:

The university offers two bus stops

Operating hours:

Friday 5 pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm



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GovHack Competition

GovHack is an annual Open Data competition held across Australia. In 2024 it will be held on the weekend of 6th - 8th September

In 46 hours teams create a project page, proof of concept and a video that tells the story of how government data can be reused.

Some venues will keep the doors open all 46 hours! However good ideas need sleep, so many will close late and reopen in the morning. Check your competition event for operating hours.

Attending a GovHack event

GovHack is a free event to attend for competitors.

GovHack events are recorded in video, audio and photographic form. By attending, you acknowledge and accept that you may be the subject of such recording and your image may be publicly displayed in connection to the event. We will seek to accommodate but cannot guarantee any specific wish not to be recorded or image displayed.

Node events may not have all the bells and whistles of an Official event. They are unique as they cater to our community groups with Youth, Makers or Special Interest themes.