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Are You Measuring the Right Things? SLOs, Toil, and the Metrics That Matter

Thu, Jul 2, 7:00 AM

From SRE Community Australia: Sydney

4.7

**Please sign up using Luma -** https://luma.com/2s66qtta A series of lightning talks on the topic on **The Measurment Problem** *"Are You Measuring the Right Things? SLOs, Toil, and the Metrics That Actually Matter.* After these talks we'll open the floor for discussion and Q&A with our presenters. **SCHEDULE: TBC** Location: [Commonwealth Bank Place North, 1 Harbour Street, Sydney NSW 2000](https://directory.cba/lcview.asp?loc=HARB1L3A "https://directory.cba/lcview.asp?loc=HARB1L3A") Host & Organiser: **Tom Clark**

45 attendees

$15🌟North Sydney Public Art Trail: 20 Sites of Cultural Significance

Sun, Jun 28, 1:00 AM

From Sydney Tours & Connections

4.6

**NOTE:** This event is posted on multiple Meetup groups. **ABOUT:** Explore 20 sites of cultural significance recommended by the North Sydney Council on Sunday, June 28 - across Milsons Point, Lavender Bay and Kirribilli. Stops on this route will include Luna Park, Wendy's Secret Garden (created by Wendy Whiteley, the former wife of the renowned artist Brett Whiteley), First Nations design at the Coca Cola Place, the statue of St. Mary MacKillop (known for her work with the rural poor), historical landmarks and multiple site-specific installations in the North Sydney CBD. All welcome to this exciting, educational tour! Come along if art is especially new to you. Don’t forget to exchange numbers with group members and make new friends! **MEETING TIME:** 11:00 – 11:15 AM. **MEETING POINT:** Outside Milsons Point Train Station, at the Alfred Street entry/exit. **START AND PROGRAMME:** We will begin at 11:15 AM, moving towards Luna Park, then walking north. Short midway break for those who may want drinks/snacks. **END:** We will end by 2:15 PM on Olympic Drive. Short walk back to Milsons Point Train Station. You can wait for more chatting with group members in a café, if interested. **PRICE OF TOUR:** Please pay $15 by cash on arrival. Or you could transfer the amount to: Account Name: Elucidaction Pty Ltd St. George Bank Account Number: 433 012 445, BSB: 112-879 Please send a copy when you make the payment. **IMPORTANT:** * Please check transport in advance. Make sure you sleep well the night before, and leave home early enough in the morning so you can reach the meeting point on time. * Remember to have a good breakfast before arriving which can keep you going during the early afternoon. * Please message if you are running late. * Stay with the group at all times. You are expected to be "present" and socialise with other attendees - please do not talk on the phone to somebody else unless it is urgent. * Please inform the organiser if you want to leave before the end of the walk. * Wear comfortable shoes, a hat or cap, sun protection. Please bring a water bottle and an umbrella. * No additional compulsory costs beyond $15. Drinks and snacks are optional – you may also bring your own. * Photos of the group will be clicked and may be posted on Meetup and the organiser’s social media platforms. Attendees who do not wish to be photographed must inform the organiser before the tour begins. * Please update your registration if you are unable to make it to the event. **CONTACT:** Call, text or WhatsApp Tulika at 0402 820 272 if you have any questions. Having lived across India, Thailand, the UK, Canada and Australia, Tulika is an Art and Culture Consultant and founder of the art publication + art consultancy: [https://onartandaesthetics.com/.](https://onartandaesthetics.com/) You can also connect with her on Instagram: [https://www.instagram.com/tulikabahadur/.](https://www.instagram.com/tulikabahadur/) Email: tulikabahadur[at]gmail[dot]com. For updates on Sydney events, you are welcome to join the WhatsApp group "Sydney Art & Culture Events & Tours": [https://chat.whatsapp.com/BttDzLCa2TTFa2te1Q1FkZ?mode=hqrt1.](https://chat.whatsapp.com/BttDzLCa2TTFa2te1Q1FkZ?mode=hqrt1.)

5 attendees

Master the Art of Better Decisions

Mon, Jun 22, 8:00 AM

From Sydney Agility Network

4.3

This interactive session equips you with practical tools to enhance Emotional Intelligence (EI), manage cognitive biases and make better decisions by mastering System 1 (emotional reactivity) and System 2 (logical analysis) thinking where EI serves as the vital bridge between the two. By attending this session you will unlock: * Improved decision making: Reduce the "hidden tax" of cognitive shortcuts. Know when to trust our 'gut feelings' and when to switch to rational thought. * Greater performance under pressure: Learn to recognise triggers and pivot from reactive impulses to deliberate, strategic choices when the stakes are high. * Better collaboration: When you regulate your own System 1 responses, psychological safety flourishes, which leads to better collaboration. * Increased resilience: Build a team that doesn’t just survive volatility but thrives in it. ***Facilitators*** ***[Caidryn Roder](https://www.linkedin.com/in/caidyrn/):*** *Co-founded ProSocia and has over 20 years of experience helping people and organisations thrive. In this time he has come to believe that the best way for organisations to be successful is to focus on their people. The role of leaders is to set clear purpose and direction, create an environment that supports growth and wellbeing, and make it easy for their people to do their best work every day.* ***[Olivia Burmester](https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-burmester-3b6098b3/)****: Co-founded ProSocia to help organisations build cultures that drive lasting success. She works with leaders to make it easy to put people first and move past short-term fixes.* *She equips organisations with the critical skills to understand and shape their culture effectively to deliver strategy and drive long-term organisational performance.* ***[Leigh Jenkinson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighjenkinson/)****: ICF-accredited Executive and Leadership Coach with over 20 years of experience helping leaders and teams reach peak performance.* *He works across industries and leadership levels to build trust, strengthen collaboration, and unlock potential. Specialising in leadership coaching, high-performing team development, and organisational culture uplift.*

65 attendees

Transform Difficult Conversations into Connection ❤︎ Learn NVC

Fri, Jul 3, 11:00 PM

From healthyrelationships.life

## Do you ever walk away from a conversation wishing it had gone differently? Perhaps you find yourself having the same argument over and over again. You want to be understood, but somehow your words don't land the way you intended. You care deeply about the people in your life, yet conversations with a partner, child, parent, friend, colleague, or even yourself can leave you feeling frustrated, disconnected, hurt, or exhausted. Maybe you've learned to avoid difficult conversations altogether. Maybe you say too much. Maybe you don't say enough. Whatever your pattern, you're not alone. Most of us were never taught how to communicate honestly while remaining connected to ourselves and others. ## What if conflict didn't have to create distance? What if difficult conversations could become opportunities for greater understanding? What if you could express yourself clearly without blame, criticism, guilt, people-pleasing, or shutting down? What if you could hear another person's perspective without becoming defensive? Compassionate Communication, also known as Nonviolent Communication (NVC), offers a practical framework for creating more understanding, connection, and honesty in our relationships. Developed by Marshall Rosenberg, NVC is now practised around the world in homes, workplaces, schools, communities, and organisations. ## What You'll Learn During this highly interactive two-day workshop you'll learn how to: ❤︎ Communicate honestly without criticism, blame, or aggression ❤︎ Listen in ways that help others feel heard and understood ❤︎ Navigate conflict with greater confidence and compassion ❤︎ Recognise the needs behind difficult emotions ❤︎ Express requests clearly and effectively ❤︎ Respond rather than react in emotionally charged situations ❤︎ Build stronger, healthier relationships at home and at work ❤︎ Cultivate greater self-awareness, self-compassion, and emotional resilience This workshop combines practical teaching, demonstrations, group discussion, and experiential exercises so you can begin applying what you learn immediately. ## Is This Workshop For You? This workshop may be particularly valuable if you: ✔ Want healthier, more connected relationships ✔ Work with people and want stronger communication skills ✔ Want to develop greater empathy and emotional intelligence ✔ Struggle with conflict, tension, or misunderstandings ✔ Find yourself people-pleasing or avoiding difficult conversations ✔ Become defensive, reactive, or overwhelmed during conflict ✔ Are curious about Compassionate Communication and Nonviolent Communication No previous experience is required. Whether you're completely new to NVC or looking to strengthen your existing practice, you're warmly welcome. ## Your Facilitator Alex Norman is a Certified Trainer with the Center for Nonviolent Communication (CNVC) and has spent many years supporting people to communicate with greater honesty, empathy, and connection. Alex creates a warm, supportive learning environment where participants can safely explore new ways of relating to themselves and others. ## Workshop Details 📍 Frenchs Forest, Sydney (Full address provided upon registration) 🗓 Saturday 4 July & Sunday 5 July ⏰ 9:00am – 5:00pm both days ☕ Morning and afternoon tea included 🥗 Optional vegan lunch available 📖 Comprehensive workshop manual included ## Important Registration Information This is a paid training event. RSVP'ing on Meetup helps us gauge interest, however places are secured through Eventbrite and numbers are limited. 🎟 Register here: [https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/learn-compassionate-communication-nvc-tickets-1988697115607](https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/learn-compassionate-communication-nvc-tickets-1988697115607) I'd love to welcome you. ### Additional Support If you'd like to explore your own situation more deeply, you're welcome to book a free exploratory call with me. This is a relaxed, no-obligation conversation where we can talk about what's happening in your relationships, the challenges you're facing, and whether coaching or further support might be helpful for you. [👉 Book a free exploratory call here](https://healthyrelationships.life/contact) You can also visit [healthyrelationships.life](https://healthyrelationships.life/) to learn more about my approach, upcoming trainings, coaching, and the resources available to support you in creating more connection, understanding, and ease in your relationships. Whatever stage you're at, you're very welcome here. ### Questions? #### Contact Alex directly * +61 425 329 089 * [www.healthyrelationships.life](https://healthyrelationships.life/ "https://healthyrelationships.life") > *Let’s make life more wonderful, together — one conversation at a time.*

4 attendees

Signal Not Noise Sydney

Wed, Jun 24, 11:00 PM

From Agility and Value Sydney

4.5

Signal Not Noise Sydney is a 1 day conference from the people who brought us the fantastic LAST conferences. Tickets are very affordable already, but if you use code ADAPTWS3214 , you'll score a special 10% discount. Please register via [the SNN website](https://www.signal-not-noise.com/sydney/), I hope I'll see you there! **About Signal Not Noise** We bring together engineers, product managers, designers, data scientists and tech leaders to learn from each other. Cross-disciplinary, community-driven, practical. A place where the people making the decisions as well as the people doing the work can gather. **Why Signal Not Noise?** **Real work, not theory.** Every session comes from someone who has done the thing, run the team, or solved the problem. **Cross-disciplinary by design.** Engineers, CTOs, product managers, designers, engineering managers and delivery leads all in the same building. The best ideas come from that mix. **Actionable.** The test for any session is whether you can use it on Monday. If you can't, it doesn't make the programme. **Community-built.** Signal Not Noise has been running in Australia since 2012, built on local organisers and affordable registration prices. Accessible on purpose.

1 attendee

Unhurried Conversations - Sunday

Sun, Jun 28, 12:15 AM

From Unhurried Conversations Sydney

4.7

Bring yourself, we will go over how Unhurried Conversations works.

36 attendees

Fireside Chat with Shannon Scott and Malte Feller

Thu, Jul 9, 8:00 AM

From ProductTank Sydney

4.6

We have a **HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT**! 🎉 We're excited to bring you a very special fireside chat this July with **Shannon Scott** and **Malte Feller**, exploring what it takes to build and lead product at global scale. So much is changing in the product world. AI is reshaping how products are built and how teams operate, while the bar for product leadership keeps rising. Few people have navigated this at the scale and speed of global fintech, where the stakes of getting product right are exceptionally high. **During this fireside chat,** Shannon and Malte will dig into scaling product teams across markets, building trust with customers and regulators, why owning your stack matters more than ever in an agentic AI world, and where AI is taking product leadership in finance next - with a special emphasis on what this means for companies and product people here in Australia. Bring your questions to this special event. **About Shannon** Shannon Scott is the Chief Product Officer at Airwallex, where he leads global product strategy and roadmap across the Melbourne-founded fintech now serving over 150,000 businesses worldwide. His work centres on a genuinely hard problem: building global financial infrastructure that earns customer trust across every jurisdiction it touches. He's a strong advocate for owning your stack by securing and designing products from the ground up rather than relying on third parties and for product leaders taking real ownership of bringing AI capabilities to their customers, not leaving CTOs and CFOs to figure it out themselves. Before Airwallex, Shannon spent 11 years at Palantir, where as its first employee outside the US he built the company's international operations from the ground up. **About Malte** Malte Feller has enjoyed a long and successful career in product and company leadership across global tech hubs, originally in Berlin and then Silicon Valley, before finding his home in Sydney. He has held leadership positions including Managing Director of PayPal Australia, COO of Afterpay, and CEO of Linkly. Today, as Founder and Principal of Manzanita Product Leadership, Malte coaches and advises product and company leaders at both startups and large enterprises. ✨ Huge thanks to Airwallex for hosting us at their Sydney office, Ground Level, 29 Balfour Street, Chippendale! This is a unique opportunity to hear from global product leaders like Shannon and gain unforgettable, one-of-a-kind insights.

54 attendees

Decidr x Innova - Where Human Judgment Matters Most in the Age of Agentic AI

Wed, Jul 1, 10:30 PM

From Women in Tech Australia

4.8

Innova is hosting our first Women in Tech breakfast in partnership with Decidr. **From Operators to Orchestrators: Where Human Judgment Matters Most in the Age of Agentic AI** As AI continues to reshape how businesses operate, we will discuss where human judgment matters most in the age of agentic AI. AI can draft your documents, summarise meetings, write code, and run workflows. But it can't tell you what's worth building. It doesn't carry the context behind a decision. And it won't be accountable when something goes wrong. This panel gets into the practical reality of that shift: how to redesign teams and ways of working now that machines can handle the execution; where to focus your own time and attention; and how to develop this kind of judgment in the next generation of leaders. * Where human judgment matters most as AI handles execution * Redesigning teams and workflows for the agentic era * Developing judgment in the next generation of leaders * Navigating risk and accountability when AI acts autonomously * Live panel discussion and Q&A We have a limited number of places available for founders and executives, so please reach out to me directly on Linkedin if you would like to attend. Thanks, Marie

2 attendees

Get More Done, Make More Money & Stop Doing Everything Yourself

Thu, Jul 2, 8:00 AM

From Business Owners Sydney

4.4

**Get More Done, Make More Money & Stop Doing Everything Yourself** https://events.humanitix.com/get-more-done-make-more-money-and-stop-doing-everything-yourself **BLACK CIRCLE: Private Operators. Real Growth.** **Date: July 2nd, 2026** **Time: 6:00 PM (90 Minutes)** **Location: Burwood, Sydney** **What's Quietly Slowing Your Growth?** Most business owners know they should be further ahead than they are. More leads are coming in, but follow-up is inconsistent. The team is busy, but progress feels slower than it should. There never seems to be enough time to focus on growth because operational issues, client demands, and day-to-day tasks keep getting in the way. Black Circle is a private, curated discussion for business owners, founders, consultants, and operators who want practical solutions to the challenges that slow business growth. This is not traditional networking. No sales pitches. No awkward introductions. No generic business advice. Just honest conversations with other business owners about what's actually working, what isn't, and where opportunities for improvement exist. ## **This Session: What's Quietly Slowing Your Growth?** **We'll explore common challenges that many growing businesses face:** * Opportunities and leads falling through the cracks * Inconsistent follow-up and accountability * Team members being busy but not always focused on the highest-value work * Communication breakdowns that create unnecessary friction * Business owners spending too much time inside the business rather than growing it * Systems, processes, AI and support structures that improve efficiency and consistency * Practical ways to create more capacity without simply working longer hours ## **You'll Leave With:** ✅ At least one growth bottleneck identified ✅ Practical ideas to improve efficiency and reclaim time ✅ Better visibility on where opportunities may be slipping through the cracks ✅ New perspectives from other business owners facing similar challenges ✅ Actionable improvements you can implement immediately ## **Ideal For:** * Business owners * Founders * Consultants * Agency owners * Professional service firms * Operators and managers * Anyone responsible for growth, performance, and execution **Small room.** **Serious people.** **Practical conversations.** **Real business challenges.**

1 attendee

Enshittification and the Power of Platforms: Is There a Way Out?

Mon, Jul 6, 8:30 AM

From The BIG IDEAS Book Club

4.7

Ever wonder why so many digital services you rely on seem to be getting simultaneously worse and more expensive? More ads. Sponsored search results. Subscription creep. Auto‑renew traps. Dubious 'surge' charges. Sneaky fees. Forced sign-ins. Cancel buttons hidden. There's a term for this phenomenon: enshittification — the gradual degradation of platforms that once seemed like technological miracles offering us convenience, connection, and democratisation. But enshittification - the Macquarie Dictionary’s Word of the Year for 2024 - is just the surface symptom of something far more corrosive. Beneath the declining user experience lies a fundamental reshaping of our economy where a handful of tech platforms have positioned themselves as inescapable gatekeepers, extracting unprecedented wealth from workers, businesses, and consumers while accumulating dangerous concentrations of power — what some are now calling technofeudalism. What happened to the internet's promise of widespread prosperity and a stronger democracy? How did we end up locked into systems that seem designed to serve everyone except us? And most importantly: what can we do about it? Come join us for a vital conversation about reclaiming our digital future and building an economy that works for everyone, not just the platform owners. **Book: *Enshittification – Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It* (2025) by Cory Doctorow** **Book (Alternative): *The Age of Extraction – How Tech Platforms Conquered the Economy and Threaten Our Future Prosperity* (2025) by Tim Wu** **Pdf Resource:** ***[Infographics and Summary Tables](https://1drv.ms/b/c/adb4f7488b2eef0a/IQB0CITwHhHJSaFBbJDhZmMEAcDSAace_BN1Q6aSYILezCI?e=edqfP9)*** (A prepared document of selected ideas from the two books) This month you have two options to read depending on your preference towards the level of analysis, style of writing, and your ease in accessing the book. *Enshittification: Why Everything Suddenly Got Worse and What to Do About It* by Cory Doctorow is a punchy, provocative, and highly readable take on why so many digital platforms seem to decline over time. Doctorow, who coined the term ‘enshittification’, argues that platforms follow a predictable lifecycle—starting out user-focused, then shifting to business customers, and finally extracting for themselves—in each stage squeezing the group it previously courted. The book is fast-paced, example-rich, and written in an accessible, almost conversational style, making it ideal if you enjoy sharp arguments, memorable concepts, and contemporary tech critique. It’s particularly appealing for readers who like books that spark immediate reactions and connect directly to everyday experiences online. *The Age of Extraction* by Tim Wu takes a broader, more analytical approach. Wu situates the problems of digital platforms within a larger historical and economic pattern, arguing that we are living in an “age of extraction” where powerful actors systematically draw value from users, workers, and society. The tone is more measured and reflective, with a focus on big-picture thinking and long-term trends. This book will appeal to readers who enjoy connecting ideas across economics, history, and politics, and who prefer a more structured, conceptual framework over a punchy polemic. Please read one (or both), depending on your interests. *The Age of Extraction* is 226 pages (or 6 hours) and *Enshittification* is 340 pages (or 10 hours, not available on Audible but is available on other platforms). Join us for a drink (and optional meal) at 6:30pm on Monday, 6th July, on the 2nd floor of the Keg & Brew Hotel in Surrey Hills (i.e. up two flights of stairs). The venue is conveniently located near Central Station and the Light Rail. Bring along an example of an app or digital service you used to really like that has since become enshittified—something you can have a quick rant about to kick off the conversation! 😊 Hope to see you there! P.S. Please adjust your RSVP if you have indicated that you will come but are no longer able to do so. This is courteous to other people if there is a waitlist. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- These are just optional links to consider to supplement the reading of the books. Feel free to pass on other useful links in the discussion section. **Videos & Podcasts** * Two-for-one: Cory Doctorow and Tim Wu together! (Curiously, as kids they were classmates in the same small primary school in Toronto!): [The Ezra Klein Show – We Didn't Ask for This Internet (1.5hrs)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yepnhe1T-9U&t) [The Oxford Internet Institute - Enshittification and Extraction (1.5hrs)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkYxMQJ9c94) * Cory Doctorow Interviews: [Prospect Magazine (28mins)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9XRREj1DSo&t) [Doctorow on The Daily Show (15 mins)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2e-c9SF5nE) [The Guardian (24 mins)](https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2025/nov/24/enshittification-how-we-got-the-internet-no-one-asked-for-podcast) * Tim Wu Interviews: [The Majority Report (40 mins)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpnMk3IhV6U) [The Commonwealth Club (1 hour)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mRvMEzjTVw) * Explainer Video: [Why Every App is Getting Worse on Purpose (10 mins)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjEGRXVKQCQ) **Written** * Pdf Resource: [Infographics and Summary Tables](https://1drv.ms/b/c/adb4f7488b2eef0a/IQB0CITwHhHJSaFBbJDhZmMEAcDSAace_BN1Q6aSYILezCI?e=edqfP9) (A prepared document of selected ideas from the two books) * Enshittification Summaries and Reviews: [Wikipedia summary of Enshittification](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification) [Transcript of Doctorow Lecture on Enshittification](https://doctorow.medium.com/my-mcluhan-lecture-on-enshittification-ea343342b9bc) [CounterFire Book Review ](https://www.counterfire.org/article/enshittification-why-everything-suddenly-got-worse-and-what-to-do-about-it-book-review/) * The Age of Extraction Reviews [Prospect Book Review](https://prospect.org/2025/12/10/internets-tollbooth-operators-wu-review/) [HowAustraliaReallyWorks Book Review](https://www.howaustraliareallyworks.com/2026/02/book-summary-age-of-extraction-how-tech.html) [Washington Monthly Book Review](https://washingtonmonthly.com/2025/11/02/age-of-extraction-tim-wu/)

48 attendees

SAFe CoP June Social

Tue, Jun 23, 7:30 AM

From Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®) Community of Practice Sydney

4.5

Join us on the rooftop at Jacksons on George for casual drinks and networking with your SAFe Community of Practice members. Please RSVP by Wednesday 1st June :)

5 attendees

LANE COVE Voice ❤️ Awesome Networking Meetup @ Longueville Hotel

Fri, Jun 26, 3:00 AM

From Lassie & Edward Zia's Awesome Business Networking Community

4.8

Lane Cove Voice ❤️ is our legendary Neighbourhood & Business Community. We aim to bring local residents, businesses and lovers of Lane Cove together to make new connections, new friends and build a strong supportive network. **[To learn more, join our Facebook Group here!](https://www.facebook.com/groups/lanecovevoice)** Our Networking Meetups are fun, social, and casual. A great opportunity to meet and catch up for a drink, coffee, lunch and more with great locals. This is FREE from us, and please make sure to purchase food and drinks to support our hosts at the Longie. Your guests are most welcome too! The more the merrier. This event is hosted by Lassie and Edward Zia. **[Learn more about them here!](https://linktr.ee/edwardzia)**

13 attendees

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Are You Measuring the Right Things? SLOs, Toil, and the Metrics That Matter