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FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

Thu, May 28, 8:00 AM
From FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

**Welcome to FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney!** Open to anyone working with or interested in FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems, whether in industry, studying, building projects, or just curious. No gatekeeping 😎 This is a casual evening focused on meeting others in the space. No talks or presentations, just good conversation over a drink. We’ll be upstairs at the Botany View Hotel. There are beers on tap and great pub food. See you there!

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Women in Projects Australia presents: Ai Prompt-a-thon

Women in Projects Australia presents: Ai Prompt-a-thon

Tue, Jun 16, 8:00 AM
From Women in Projects, Australia
4.8

Stay tuned for speaker announcement. Kick off 6pm for Nibbles and networking. Welcome at 6:30pm and then dive into our session. Bring your laptops / computers / tablets and we will share the prompts we have been using well (or not so well) with each other and lift our Ai game, enabling us to better us Ai as a tool. Beginners to experienced people may join!

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Weekly Coffee Catch Up

Weekly Coffee Catch Up

Wed, May 27, 10:00 PM
From Vibecamp
4.8

**Everyone is welcome!** Whether you’re part of a local community group that’s struggling with admin friction or you’ve just started "vibe coding" and want to build something that actually matters, come grab a coffee. We are currently collating **Bluehex Blocks**—standalone tools that solve real problems today and will eventually dock into our single 1-stop solution for Australian non-profits, charities and communities. We’re all about open doors and high-energy builds—it’s simply a chance to lean in with your skills (or your community insights) and create real impact for the public good.

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Southside Music Collective 31st of MAY Session.

Southside Music Collective 31st of MAY Session.

Sun, May 31, 2:00 AM
From Southside Music Collective
4.8

Hi there! Welcome to the Southside Music Collective - hosted at Cricle Music, Botany. This is a jam that is open to beginner and intermediate players and we welcome all instruments, musical genre's and skill levels. All you need is a keenness to learn and an open mind for all things musical. Our goal is to help get you out of the bedroom and onto the stage. We can help you achieve this goal by working as a team. You will be being guided by professional musicians with years of live music experience, touring and teaching. This is also this is a great environment to meet fellow musicians and talk all things music. Moving on from what the more casual format of Sydney Jammers, we want to focus a smaller song list but with an end goal of having a tighter sounding unit. From there we would be booking a showcase style gigs at least twice a year. Here is a link to our current playlist of songs: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4V8j6vHUQugXlvZvnoFxCV?si=0105ebfb356f4889 This will be a smaller style jam where spots and numbers will be limited. So pre-booking and pre payment is essential. The song lists will also be curated with charts provided. This will be done in advance of each jam so that you have time to learn the songs. With regards to equipment, we provide a drum kit, P.A system, mics and a bass amp. We do have a few small guitar amps available, however we recommend you bring your own practice amp. We look forward to having you in our studio. Please note, number a limited to 12. We have limited numbers with the goal of offering quality over quaintly. If you are interested in booking, please click 'attending' on the event. If you would to know more, please email us at: andres.circlemusic@gmail.com or call/ text 0432 998 592 Regards Andres.

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From Design to Ship - Build with AI One-day Hackathon @ WSTI

From Design to Ship - Build with AI One-day Hackathon @ WSTI

Fri, May 29, 11:30 PM
From Western Sydney Tech Innovators
4.8

**NOTE: Paid Tickets must be purchased on Eventbrite** ([Ticket Link](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/from-design-to-ship-build-with-ai-one-day-hackathon-wsti-tickets-1987804998260?)) Overview Design and build an app in a day with Google's latest AI Tools and Capabilities. Powered by WSTI × Google Spend a Saturday building your very own app using Google's newest AI tools. Google is teaming up with WSTI to bring Build with AI 2026 to Western Sydney. In one day, you'll go from idea → design → working app using: * Google Stitch — design UIs with AI * Google Antigravity — build full apps with AI No coding background needed. If you can describe what you want to build, these tools will help you build it. **RUN OF THE DAY** * 9:30 AM — Doors open, Welcome, coffee & registration * 9:50 AM — Hear from Googlers * 10:00 AM — Stitch workshop: design with AI * 11:00 AM — Antigravity workshop: build with AI * 12:15 PM — Lunch + form build teams * 1:00 PM — Mini Design Thinking session * 1:30 PM — Mentored build sprint * 3:30 PM — Showcase: teams demo their builds * 4:00 PM — Prizes, photo, wrap * 4:30 PM — Close **WHAT YOU GET** * Hands-on with Google latest AI tools e.g., Stitch and Antigravity * US$5 Google Cloud credit for every attendee * Lunch & Drinks * Mentoring from WSTI's tech team throughout the build sprint * A working prototype you built in a day * Small prizes for standout builds * Networking with the biggest AI community in Western Sydney * Paths to access AI credits and resources for serious builders **WHO SHOULD COME** * University students and recent grads * Developers and technologists * Founders and SME owners exploring AI * Designers and creatives curious about building with AI * Anyone who wants to go from "I have an idea" to "I built it" in one day **WHAT TO BRING** * A laptop (essential) * A Google account * An idea you'd like to build (or come inspired — we'll help you find one) **Notice of Photography and Filming** By entering this event, you acknowledge that photography, audio, and video recording may occur. Your attendance constitutes your consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or recorded and to the release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction of such media for promotional purposes by Western Sydney Tech Innovators (WSTI). If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, please inform a WSTI team member upon arrival. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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Sydney SEO Collective - Rahul Sengupta (Optimising for Non-Human Visitors)

Sydney SEO Collective - Rahul Sengupta (Optimising for Non-Human Visitors)

Tue, May 26, 8:00 AM
From SEO Collective Sydney
4.6

The Sydney SEO Collective welcomes you to our May 2026 meetup! We've got a session lined up that tackles one of the most pressing shifts in technical SEO right now — and you'll walk away with tools you can actually use this week. This month, we're thrilled to welcome Rahul Sengupta, Head of SEO & Product Innovation at Pattern Australia, as our keynote speaker. He'll be presenting "Optimising for Non-Human Visitors: A Technical Framework & Analysis." This session is built for SEOs who want a practical, engineer-led approach to making their sites AI-ready — not just Google-ready. The rules of technical SEO haven't changed — they've expanded. AI agents, LLMs and retrieval systems are now crawling, reading and judging your site in ways Googlebot never did. Rahul will introduce a practical framework for AI accessibility and CRO, then demonstrate the Streamlit tool he built to score and diagnose how AI-ready your site really is. Expect actionable takeaways you can implement straight away. Rahul Sengupta is Head of SEO & Product Innovation at Pattern Australia, where he leads SEO strategy and builds proprietary tools that sit at the cutting edge of AI search. With a decade of experience across enterprise and eCommerce brands — including Diageo, Nivea, PwC, ING Bank, ANZ, GAZMAN and rebel — Rahul brings a deeply analytical, engineer-meets-strategist approach to search. He holds a Master of Business from Monash University and has been recognised for multiple awards and his keen interest in technical SEO. Most recently he panelled at the sold-out SEOFOMO x SEO Collective Sydney meetup alongside some of the country's leading SEOs, and has generated results that go against the trend of the market. [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahul-marketing/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahul-marketing/) **Mï»żake sure to RSVP and grab your ticket!** **Keynote Presentation:** Optimising for Non-Human Visitors: A Technical Framework & Analysis **Sponsored By:** [Finder](https://www.finder.com.au/) [Prosperity Media](https://prosperitymedia.com.au/) [Shuffle Digital](https://shuffledigital.com.au) **Location:** Finder AU Level 10, 99 York St, Sydney NSW 2000 **Hosts:** Regan McGregor - SEO Lead at [Airtasker](https://airtasker.com/) Aaron Taylor - General Manager at [Prosperity Media](https://prosperitymedia.com.au/) **Running sheet:** 6pm - 6.30pm - Arrive, Finder AU - Level 10, 99 York St, Sydney NSW 2000 6.30pm - Introduce SEO Collective, Speakers 6.30pm - 6. 45pm - SEO news, algorithm updates, SERP volatility 6.45 - 7.00pm - Intermission **7pm - 7.45pm - Rahul Sengupta - Optimising for Non-Human Visitors: A Technical Framework & Analysis** **7.45pm - 8pm - Q & A Session** 8.00pm - Networking **SEO Collective Organisers:** Regan McGregor - https://www.linkedin.com/in/regan-mcgregor/ Aaron Taylor - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarontaylorseo/ Dejan Mladenovski - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dejan-m/ Nik Ranger - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nik-ranger-06086a27/ Pï»żeter Macinkovic - https://www.linkedin.com/in/inkovic/ Pï»żeter Mead - https://www.linkedin.com/in/petermeadseo/ Pï»żaula Glynn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-glynn/ Sï»żally Mills - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sally--mills/ **SEO Collective Background:** SEO Collective is an extension of the Melbourne SEO Meetup, which started when the Brisbane SEO group first met up at the Ship Inn, Brisbane Southbank, 7th Nov 2008. The feedback we've had is that the Collective events have been a great way to meet others in the industry in a relaxed environment and share some tips and hints on what you might know that can help them become a better web marketer or developer. It's about asking those tough questions and getting group consensus on what is the possible implications or complications on a particular method or technique you're thinking of using. We encourage a mix of business owners, web developers, affiliate marketers, SEM and SEO professionals as we all have small tips that will help you perform better online and play smarter. SEO Collective is just a relaxed and informal session on digital and web marketing, come along and meet others in your community no matter if you're a business owner, consultant, in-house or part of a larger agency. ## Rï»żSVP now to claim your free ticket!

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