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Monday coworking, Summer Hill

Monday coworking, Summer Hill

Sun, Nov 1, 10:00 PM
From Active Locals

**Important – Please read before RSVPing** **This is a FREE event. Meetup is used for discovery only.** **Each ticket must be secured via the official RSVP link below. Meetup RSVPs or tickets will not be accepted at check-in.** **[Join Little BIG Coworking](https://activelocals.app.link/Eq9UWGafz7b)** Monday coworking with Little BIG Coworking at Little BIG House, in the Flour Mill of Summer Hill. Bring a laptop or a notebook, work on your own thing, then break for pastries and a chat. Close to public transport. Mondays, except public holidays. Active Locals is a free neighbourhood app where people meet others nearby and go to local events. Download it and join the group there. Mon 2 Nov, 9:00 am–5:00 pm AEDT. Free. Meetup is for finding the session. It does not hold your spot. This one is free. RSVP on Active Locals. A Meetup RSVP is not a ticket and will not be accepted at check-in. Changes are posted in the Active Locals group chat. [Join Little BIG Coworking](https://activelocals.app.link/Eq9UWGafz7b) [RSVP to Monday coworking](https://activelocals.app.link/exXlbgcfz7b)

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SYDNEY 🔥 BOSS LADIES Networking Meetup @ Novotel Darling Harbour

SYDNEY 🔥 BOSS LADIES Networking Meetup @ Novotel Darling Harbour

Wed, Nov 4, 12:30 AM
From Lassie & Edward Zia's Awesome Business Networking Community
4.8

**👠 L​assie & Edward Zia host a monthly Boss Ladies Meetup @ Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour!🔥** Join Women in Business for a fun and relaxing Networking Meetup hosted by Lassie & Edward Zia. ​​Our events are about creating a platform for fostering and empowering meaningful connections, getting everyone out of their homes and offices to build a stronger Network within our Communities. **​T​he Event:** ​Our gatherings are free to you and pretty casual, with minimum structure to allow natural flow of conversations. Please make a donation, we really appreciate your support. Come along, grab a cold beverage on arrival, ​introduce yourselves, make new friends, take photos for social media and connect with each other on your phones via Linkedin. Our leaders will give a brief introduction while we purchase our own lunch. Feel free to move around and speak to everyone, and enjoy a coffee afterwards​ too. **Before the event** ​Make sure that you have registered and updated your professional profile and install Linkedin on your phone, our preferred social media platform for high quality professionals and Business Partners. **After the event​:** ​Feel free to stay back for more Networking fun in the afternoon. ​Touch base with those you have met and connect with any you may have missed via the event posts on Linkedin created by Lassie on the day. Schedule a coffee meet and or come along to our next event to re-connect with others. **P​arking:** Wilson Parking available underneath the hotel. They are a top option and better if you book the day before too. **First time with Us?** You're in good hands! We've been running​ networking events in ​since 2015 and beyond. **About Us** Our Meetup Business Community has over 16k members and has become one of Australia's largest Business Networking Meetup groups. We host regular Networking events in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and zooms throughout the year, supporting a network of ever growing businesses. With over 16,000 members in our Business Community, you have the best chance of meeting like-minded people to grow and scale your Network faster. **[Book into our coming events here and donate to support our work here x](https://linktr.ee/edwardzia)**

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SYDNEY 🔥 Business Networking Meetup @ Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour

SYDNEY 🔥 Business Networking Meetup @ Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour

Wed, Nov 4, 2:00 AM
From Lassie & Edward Zia's Awesome Business Networking Community
4.8

**🔥L​assie & Edward Zia's Business Community is hosting a Business Networking Event @ Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour!🔥** **[Book into our coming events + donate to support our work x](https://linktr.ee/edwardzia)** Join like-minded people in Business for a fun and relaxing Networking Lunch and afternoon connecting. Our Business Community includes a diverse range of friendly and supportive Professionals, Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, CEOs, Managing Directors, Boss Ladies, Thought Leaders and Influencers, open and ready to meet like-minded individuals, to connect and grow their Networks! (Not suitable for students) ​​Our events are all about fostering and empowering meaningful connections, getting everyone out of their homes and offices to build a stronger Network within our Communities. **​T​he Event:** ​Our gatherings are free to you and pretty casual, with minimum structure to allow natural flow of conversations. Come along, grab lunch, ​introduce yourselves, make new friends, and connect with each other on your phones via Linkedin. Our leaders will give a brief introduction after lunch, feel free to move around and speak to everyone before and after, and enjoy a coffee and or beverages of your choice throughout​ the event too. **Before the event** ​Make sure that you have registered and updated your professional profile and install the Linkedin app on your phone, our preferred social media platform for high quality professionals and Business Partners. **After the event​:** ​Touch base with those you have met and connect with any you may have missed on the day. Schedule a coffee meet and or come along to our next event to re-connect with others. **​P​arking:** Located in Darling Harbour, prepaid parking directly beneath Novotel Darling Harbour is available at Wilson Parking, provided that you book online 1 day prior. **First time with Us?** You're in good hands! We've been running​ networking events in ​since 2015 and beyond **About Us** Our Meetup Business Community has over 16k members and has become one of Australia's largest Business Networking Meetup groups. We host regular Networking events in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and zooms throughout the year, supporting a network of ever-growing businesses. With over 16,000 members in our Business Community, you have the best chance of meeting like-minded people to grow and scale your Network faster. **View all upcoming ​events [here](https://linktr.ee/LassieZia)** ### Frequently Asked Question​s **What is the dress code?** Smart Business casual and ​be photo ready. **Do many people attend by themselves?** Many of ​our attendees come by themselves​ and friends, colleagues and first timers are always welcomed. **How can I make contact with any questions?** ​Simply direct message [Edward Zia](https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardzia/) with any further questions. We aim to create High Value and the best Business Networking Events available out there! **Meet - Like - Know - Trust** **Your Network is your Networth!** 🌏🌏🌏💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥 If you love our High Quality Business Networking Events, please Sign up to become a Member of the **[Awesome Influencer Vault](https://edwardzia.teachable.com/p/theawesomemarketingvault)** and help us keep them Running! We really appreciate your ongoing support

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Why Aren't We Working Less? The Four-Day Work Week Debate

Why Aren't We Working Less? The Four-Day Work Week Debate

Mon, Nov 2, 7:30 AM
From The BIG IDEAS Book Club
4.7

Why do we still work so much? In 1930, celebrated economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that rising productivity would reduce the working week to just fifteen hours by now, leaving society with a novel challenge: what to do with all that free time! He was remarkably close on the productivity prediction—yet the standard working week has barely changed. So where did the promised leisure go? Did consumerism convince us to trade leisure for luxury brands and better gadgets? Did work itself become too central to who we are — our identity, our worth, our status in the world — to simply give some of it up? Or did most of the gains from productivity growth flow upward, leaving the rest of us running just to stand still? We'll explore the history of the five-day week, the evidence coming from today's four-day week trials, and whether working less could create a happier, healthier society—or simply new problems. Join us as we unpack this fascinating debate about the future of work. **Primary Reading:** ***[Why Do We Still Work So Much? The Pros and Cons of a Four-Day Week](https://1drv.ms/b/c/adb4f7488b2eef0a/IQCMLOhSERNXQrLX7RbhwoOjASCYnbF-FMR0fSJ4mRubaFA?e=s1NMGH)*** (a document prepared for this meetup) **Report: *[Four-Day Work Week (2026)](https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Parliamentary_departments/Parliamentary_Library/Research/Issues_and_Insights/2026/FourDayWorkWeek)***[ ](https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Parliamentary_departments/Parliamentary_Library/Research/Issues_and_Insights/2026/FourDayWorkWeek) by Parliamentary Library of Australia **(Optional) Book: *The Case for a Four-Day Week* (2021) by Anna Coote, Aidan Harper and Alfie Stirling** There wasn't one ideal book (affordable and easily available in paperback) for this month's topic, so the primary reading is a document prepared specially for this meetup, It traces the history of the working week from its origins through to today's four-day trials and policy proposals, weighing the strongest arguments on both sides. It's designed to give everyone a shared, evidence-based foundation for the discussion. However, if you are fine with reading eBooks or can find it with your library, the main book I would suggest is *The Case for a Four Day Week* by Anna Coote, Aidan Harper and Alfie Stirling, which is a widely cited book-length treatment of the topic and is readily available as an eBook, though you will probably need to order it in if you'd prefer a paperback. And if you have no luck with that book, there are also two other similar books mentioned below which you may also want to try (O'Connor and Lindzon, 2026; Schor, 2025) We also recommend you look at a short, up-to-date report from the Parliamentary Library of Australia, which offers a concise local policy snapshot to complement the broader discussion in the main reading. As always, we strongly encourage you to do the reading before attending. This will enrich both your experience and our collective discussion. We’ve also included links below to further resources on the topic. So join us for a drink (and optional meal) at 6:30pm on Monday, 2 November, 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. We look forward to seeing 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 others if there is a waitlist. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- These are just optional links to consider. Feel free to pass on other useful links in the discussion section. **Videos** * Two short explainer videos about why we still work so much: [The five-day workweek was made up. What if we changed it?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn5-FIkFq0I) [Why do we still need to work?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KXZP-Deel4) * Two videos on the four-day work week: [TED The Case for a 4-Day Work Week by Juliet Schor](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyVfUaXyyqo) [ABC Could a 4-day working week be coming to Australia?](https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-29/could-a-4-day-working-week-be-coming-to-australia/105588208) * SBS Insight - Rat Race - Episode 11 2026. As post-COVID attitudes towards work-life balance continue to change, some of us are questioning our role in the rat race and opting out. For others, the choice is hampered by housing and cost-of-living pressures. This Insight explores how Australians are balancing a desire to clock-off - and doing something like a 4-day week - with their need to pay the bills. **Written** * Primary Reading: ***[Why Do We Still Work So Much? The Pros and Cons of a Four-Day Week](https://1drv.ms/b/c/adb4f7488b2eef0a/IQCMLOhSERNXQrLX7RbhwoOjASCYnbF-FMR0fSJ4mRubaFA?e=s1NMGH)*** (a document prepared for this meetup) * An Easter egg for those who have read this far: [The Case for a Four Day Week](http://reparti.free.fr/coote2021.pdf) * A Britannica overview of issues relating to a four-day work week: [The Four-Day Work Week](https://www.britannica.com/procon/four-day-workweek-debate) * Studies and trends in Australia's experience with four day work week; [Emerging Four Day Work Week Trends in Australia](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/372461877_Emerging_Four_Day_Work_Week_Trends_in_Australia) [The four-day workweek in Australia: insights from early adopters](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-026-07536-x) * An annotated reading of John Maynard Keynes' 1930 lecture about what 2030 might look like: [Keynes (1930) Economic possibilities for our grandchildren ](https://www.elysian.press/p/economic-possibilities-for-our-grandchildren) * Other books which members may want to look at: *\- Do More in Four: Why It's Time for a Shorter Workweek* (2026) by Joe O'Connor and Jared Lindzon — written by the pioneer behind Ireland's national four-day week pilot, this is one of the most current, practically-minded account of how organisations are actually redesigning work around a shorter week, including in the age of AI. *\- Four Days a Week: The Life\-Changing Solution for Reducing Employee Stress\, Improving Well\-Being\, and Working Smarter* (2025) by Juliet Schor — drawing on the largest study yet conducted on reduced-hours trials (245 organisations, 8,700 workers), this is Schor's own full account of the evidence behind the case for a four-day week. *\- Bullshit Jobs: A Theory* (2018) by David Graeber — a provocative anthropological argument that a significant share of modern work is pointless by the admission of the people doing it, offering a very different angle on why we still work so much.

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Property Investor Networking Sydney | Investors, Developers & Agents

Property Investor Networking Sydney | Investors, Developers & Agents

Wed, Nov 4, 8:00 AM
From Real Estate Investor Networking - Property Deal Network
3.5

**Free monthly property investor networking in Sydney.** Bring a deal, find capital, JV partners, agents, lenders and developers. 👉 **Grab your FREE ticket here (required for entry):** https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/property-deal-network-sydney-pdn-property-networking-event-tickets-1999714323372 Property Deal Network (PDN) is a relaxed monthly meetup for property investors, developers and professionals who want to do business face-to-face. **What happens at PDN Sydney?** People bring deals. Others bring capital. Some are sourcing their next project, others are looking for JV partners or professional services. The format is simple: arrive, grab a drink and start conversations. No presentations, no pitches from the front – just direct networking with people who are actively working in property. **Who attends?** Investors (from first-timers to portfolio landlords), developers, sourcing agents, brokers, solicitors, architects, lenders and accountants. If you're involved in property – or want to be – you'll find relevant people here. **Practical details** • **When:** Wednesday 4 November 2026, from 7pm local time • **Venue:** The Occidental Hotel, 43 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000 • **Cost:** Free to attend. The venue asks that everyone buys a drink at full price • **Dress:** Smart casual (no sportswear). Over 25s only; ID may be requested This is an established event that runs every month (except December) – if this date doesn't work, there's always next month. All Sydney dates: https://www.propertydealnetwork.com/locations/oceania-networking-events/australia-networking-events/sydney-property-networking-event/ **Industry professional?** Paid promotion tickets (max 2 per event) are available on the ticket page for architects, accountants, builders, mortgage brokers, insurance brokers, interior designers, lenders, estate agents and surveyors. *Property Deal Network – property investor networking in 190 cities worldwide. Join this group to hear about PDN events everywhere.*

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Unhurried Conversations at the Pub

Unhurried Conversations at the Pub

Mon, Nov 16, 7:15 AM
From Unhurried Conversations Sydney
4.7

In an unhurried conversation, there is time to think differently and connect with people in a refreshing way. Unhurried isn't always slow. It offers a pace where people find it easy to join in and not feel crowded out. And listening can be as satisfying as talking. We use a simple meeting format to make this happen. https://www.unhurried.org/ This newly created event is at a new venue, the Keg & Bew Hotel at Surry Hills. We meet on the 2nd floor around 6:15pm. Food and drinks are available, before and after, on the ground floor and roof top.

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Meetup allows you to search for events happening in Sydney by entering the location in the search bar. You can explore various activities and join groups that match your interests.

Yes, there are numerous coworking events in Sydney. You can find groups focused on networking, collaboration, and professional development that hold regular events in the area.

Absolutely! You can join as many coworking groups as you'd like on Meetup. This flexibility allows you to connect with various communities and maximize your networking opportunities.

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Yes, you can organize and host your own meetup. You'll need to create a group and set an event, sharing it with the Sydney community to gather attendees.

Coworking meetups provide networking opportunities, access to shared resources, and a collaborative environment. You'll likely meet professionals, entrepreneurs, and freelancers.

Most events do not require regular attendance. You can participate in events that fit your schedule without the obligation to attend regularly.

Building connections on Meetup can take time and active participation. While many do meet new people quickly, it's largely up to individual involvement and engagement.

Coworking groups generally focus on collaboration, skill-sharing, and networking in a casual setting. Events may include talks, workshops, and informal gatherings.

Not all coworking spaces may provide the same facilities. It's wise to check with each event organizer about what resources (like Wi-Fi or office supplies) will be available.

Meetup is designed for group interactions rather than one-on-one meetings. Fostering connections might lead to personal meetings, but that's beyond Meetup's primary function.

Yes, some Sydney coworking groups offer online meetups. This allows broader participation, letting you connect with others virtually when in-person meetings aren't feasible.

If you find there isn't a coworking group meeting your needs, you're welcome to create one. Starting a group gives you the platform to set the focus and gather like-minded individuals.