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🍽 Social40+ Dinner Club Collection | Octoberfest Closing Party

🍽 Social40+ Dinner Club Collection | Octoberfest Closing Party

Sat, Oct 17, 8:00 AM
From Social40+ | Hosted Experiences | Come Solo, Leave Connected

# **🍽️ Dinner Club with a mit einem kleinen Twist (*with a little twist*)** Good food always brings people together and our Dinner Clubs do just that! Onto our forth Dinner Club and we are truly excited for this one. Tickets are limited to 25 only so do get in quick to avoid missing out. This isn’t just dinner. It’s finding genuine new connections whilst celebrating the end of the Octoberfest with live entertainment, plenty of steins and alot more than just sauerkraut and pork knuckles. Is this event relaxed and subdued? Probably not. Is it better than a Saturday night watching Netflix? Hell yes! Our host will help introduce everyone to get the conversation flowing, making it easy to come along solo, or with a friend. This event has a $10.00 event attendence fee per person which helps Social40+ keep growing. Purchases of food, and beverages are at your own cost and additional. **ℹ️ Event Details** 🍷 Monthly cuisine changes - German for Octoberfest is on the menu 🍴 Discover Melbourne’s best restaurants 💬 Easy conversation with likeminded people 👋 Come solo or bring a friend ❤️ Leave with a full stomach and new connections N.b. This event has an attendance fee of $10.00 that keeps Social40+ building and sustainable **\* This fee can be paid via PayID using email address [info@social40.com.au](http://info@social40.com.au,) alternatively bank transfer with details sent prior to the event.** Your next favorite restaurant and new person might be the one you discover with Social40+

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Product Smells: Clues That Your Product System Isn't Working as It Should

Product Smells: Clues That Your Product System Isn't Working as It Should

Tue, Oct 13, 6:30 AM
From ProductTank Melbourne
4.6

After a 2 year hiatus ProductTank Melbourne is back!! Join us in person at the TeamForm offices in the CBD for the latest in practical insights, great discussions and interesting people. **Product Smells: Clues That Your Product System Isn't Working as It Should** Perfectly reasonable habits we encounter in our day-to-day product work can be clues that something deeper is wrong in the system around you. Are your colleagues a little too concerned with what the director thinks? Have your engineers stopped arguing with you? Is your Q2 plan all locked up nice and neat? This talk looks at those product smells: what they reveal, their root cause, and what you can do when you spot them. **Speaker: Jack Rust** Jack Rust is a Senior Product Manager at SEEK. Before moving into product, he worked as a software engineer — and before that, at a deli. He's interested in products that help people get their jobs done, the systems that help product managers build them, and why some systems make that work so hard. Jack is uncomfortable networking, so he speaks at meetups and conferences in the hope that the networking will happen to him instead. **When & Where** 5:30pm doors open, 6pm start TeamForm — Level 6, 278 Collins St (entrance next to Flight Centre, near Flinders Street Station) **On the night** 5:30 pm - Doors open with pizza provided by our hosts TeamForm 6:00 – 7:00pm: talk + discussion 7:00 – 8:00pm: networking, Come along, bring a friend and/or colleague, and come ready with a product smell of your own — you might just get it workshopped live.

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54 attendees
Tour of our Makerspace

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Oct 5, 8:00 AM
From Maker Community Inc
4.8

Have you been interested in woodworking, 3D printing, CNC, cosplay or Electronics? Come visit Maker Community to get a tour of our space, learn about our memberships, have a chat with our members and discuss your dream projects.

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1 attendee
Meeting our Protectors: Inner Critics, People Pleasers, & Perfectionists

Meeting our Protectors: Inner Critics, People Pleasers, & Perfectionists

Sat, Oct 3, 5:00 AM
From Collective Meaning Making through Creativity & Ceremony
4.9

Internal Family Systems is a therapeutic approach that understands we are made up of many parts. Some are playful, creative or vulnerable. Others step in as protectors, who have developed to protect us at some point in our lives from pain, rejection or abandonment. These protectors might show up as: * the inner critic * the people-pleaser * the perfectionist * the controller * the caretaker * the rebel In this session, we will learn more about what IFS is. We will map some of the most common protector parts, focus in on one or two, and explore creative exercises to represent and/or dialogue with these parts. There will be an optional sharing to close. The duration of the workshop will be between 1.5 and 2h depending on the number of attendees. If you are facing financial stress, please type 'Concession' as a promo code for a discounted price of $25. If this is still difficult, please reach out. I am happy to make arrangements, and no one will be turned away. Contact me at [greenhouse.arttherapy@gmail.com](http://greenhouse.arttherapy@gmail.com/) **Please note:** This workshop introduces IFS-informed Art Therapy as a practice, but is not intended to replace individual or group therapy, which involves a deeper exploration of our histories, intentional collaboration and the building of a therapeutic relationship. This workshop is also not intended for emergency crisis support or intervention. * If you are comfortable with me taking photos of you and/or your artwork for learning and supervision purposes, and to offer others a sense of what the workshop is like, please let me know at the start of the session. Your participation would be greatly appreciated!

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Study Technology FREE Workshop! - How to improve your study or teaching.

Study Technology FREE Workshop! - How to improve your study or teaching.

Wed, Oct 7, 1:00 AM
From FREE Life-Improvement Educational Talks!
3.4

Applied Scholastics Study Technology is able to improve anyone's ability to study. Millions of people are already using this technology and whole countries are now adopting it. - You can learn Faster with less stress - You don't forget the information - You stay interested in the subject - Your marks increase English literacy rates routinely improve by 25 to 35 percent. Likewise, student test scores improve dramatically with students routinely meeting or exceeding grade level expectations in EVERY ACADEMIC SUBJECT. Our workshop will be focusing on how students learn. Study Technology can easily be incorporated into any educational activity—from classroom instruction and curriculum design to employee training or homeschooling. It provides a stable foundation enhancing all educational efforts. Study Technology is what teachers, tutors, trainers, parents and students can use to improve the quality of teaching and learning. No matter the curriculum in your current academic setting, Study Technology offers proven teaching strategies and resources that can help resolve classroom issues and improve student achievement. No matter if you are a teacher yourself or a good students or bad student we can all do better at study once we have this technology under our belt. Teachers who use this technology report amazing turn around with once troubled students. The application of Study Technology has quite literally changed millions of lives. You are most welcome to bring along a friend or those that struggle with study. (any topic) If you are unable to attend this meetup then let me know, We can arrange for you to meetup at a different time and date. Light refreshments will be provided.

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Vibe Code & Chill (Oxford Scholar)

Vibe Code & Chill (Oxford Scholar)

Sun, Oct 11, 3:00 AM
From Vibe Club Melbourne
4.7

**NEW VENUE! Now at Oxford Scholar.** ***Vibe out with your tribe, out. (No coding experience required or expected!)*** This isn’t your average meetup: no stuffy panels, no boring lectures. We’re here to vibe, imbibe, and make progress on our *projects-de-jour*: from AI experiments to Web3 hacks, AR side projects, or just messing around with next-gen tools. ***New to the crew?*** Expect a warm welcome and friendly face to greet you before introducing you around and helping you find your people. We keep it friendly, fun, and inclusive and with free snacks and drinks, you’re covered. Bring your laptop and your best coding mojo. **What to expect:** * **Chill coding & collaboration:** Bring your laptop and your current coding project. Find a spot in our comfortable booths or at tables with fellow coders. This is a space for hands-on work, casual discussions on the latest gizmos, and helping each other out. * **Free refreshments:** Stay fueled and hydrated with non-alcoholic drinks and a selection of snacks provided by the club. The pub has a great range of meals and drinks if you're looking for something more. * **Headphone-free zone (official hours):** You can code in your own world at home! We have a no-headphone policy for the first hour of the meetup. * **Flexible timing:** You're welcome to arrive early and get started before the official event kicks off at 2PM. and you're welcome to stay and vibe on as long as you like. No sweat if you can't stay the whole time, just pop in and join the fun for as long as you can! Come ready to laugh, learn, and grow with a community that's excited by design, tech, and innovation. This is your chance to make new friends, share ideas, and be inspired by fellow driven and generous minds.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where individuals can discover and join groups for shared interests, attend events, and meet like-minded people both locally and online.

To find electronics events in Melbourne, search for groups or events in the area by entering your interest and location into Meetups' search feature.

No prior experience is necessary to join. Groups often welcome enthusiasts at all levels, from beginners to experts.

Once you find an event you'd like to attend, simply click RSVP. This will let the organizer know you're coming and give you updates if there are any changes.

Yes, joining Meetup and attending many events is free. However, some specific events might have fees, depending on the organizer.

Yes, you can join as many electronics or other interest groups as you'd like. Engage with various projects to broaden your skills and network.

Some groups may cater to parents and children, focusing on educational and fun electronics projects for all ages. Check a group's description for details.

Not always. While many events are in-person in Melbourne, some might be conducted online, offering more flexibility.

Yes, some events might focus on particular electronics fields, such as robotics, DIY gadgets, or circuit design. It's best to review event details.

The frequency of meetups can vary based on the group and organizer's schedules. Some might meet weekly, others monthly, or vary by specific projects.

Meetup can facilitate connections, but successful networking depends on your active participation and engagement with group activities.

The availability of tools depends on the event organizer. Some may provide materials and tools, while others require participants to bring their own equipment.

Absolutely! Many groups are created for all skill levels, providing a welcoming environment to learn and grow in electronics projects.

Creating a group involves registering as a Meetup organizer and setting up your group page, detailing its purpose and planned activities.

While Meetup hosts many varied interest groups, certain niche electronics interests may not yet have an established group in Melbourne.