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How to Improve Relationships with others!

How to Improve Relationships with others!

Mon, Aug 3, 1:00 AM
From FREE Life-Improvement Educational Talks!
3.4

**The Secret To Building Lasting Relationships** Have you ever experienced a relatio ship that soured into bitter or unresolved co ict? Have you ever attempted to connect with Someone and seen your efforts come to nothing? What if you could resolve any upset and restore harmony? What if you could build positive relationships that last? **Relationships Determine Your Happiness And Success** For some people, creating and sustaining meaningful relationships is effortless, but for many others, it is a complex struggle that poses significant challenges. Whether your focus is on intimate relationships, friendships, or professional business relationships, there are certain fundamentals that make any relationship more meaningful and long-lasting. On this meetup you will learn some of the vital breakthroughs about the inner workings of human relations and how to confidently build lasting and rewarding relationships with anyone around you. Your happiness is connected to your ability to connect with others. Attend this meetup and positively transform your relationships with others. Please ask for Pam. If this time and date is not suited to you SMS Pam on 0405 648 822

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Language Practice and Walking on the Beach

Language Practice and Walking on the Beach

Sat, Aug 8, 1:15 AM
From Language Practice and Walking Group
4.8

**Please note:** We meet at 11:15am and start walking towards Elwood soon after. Please be on time or message us. Thanks! :) Walk and talk with us. Meet on St Kilda Beach in front of Republica Cafe near the Rhinocerous statue, Walk to Ormond Point Elwood 🏃🏼‍♀️‍➡️🏃🏻‍➡️ We practice English conversation plus our first and second languages on the way. Bring a friend, dog and perhaps a ✍🏽 and notepad to remember new words and phrases. Meet new people. We look forward to chatting with you!🤗 ***Please note:*** *For attendance at this beach walk read the disclaimer below:* *By signing up and participating in this Language Practice and Walking on the Beach today I agree to do so at my own risk. I know that my attendance and this agreement operates to exclude any liability in negligence for harm that I may suffer. I have been warned that this recreational activity may cause physical harm to me or to someone under my control or accompanying me, and I confirm that I do not have a condition, medical or physical, that could prevent me from, or be aggravated by, participating in this activity. Examples of the risks I have been warned about include: Tripping, slipping and falling • Collision with someone or something • Something giving way unexpectedly • Back injury, strains • Spillage and burns • Trip hazard• Bites and stings • Sun • Injury from falling branches*

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Melb: Phirse Turns 7 – Anniversary Dinner & Social Night

Sat, Aug 8, 9:00 AM
From PhirSe APAC- Divorce Support Group -www.phirse.life
4.8
13 attendees
Coffee for creatives in Oakleigh

Coffee for creatives in Oakleigh

Sat, Aug 8, 3:00 AM
From Activities in the South Eastern suburbs
4.7

This is a coffee meetup for creative people to share/talk about their current projects. Whether it's writing, a website, art, starting a business, knitting/crafts or anything at all creative (be creative with the descriptor 'creative'), come along and share your progress with other like-minded people. This cafe requires a credit card for booking so I'm just going to show up and grab a table. I'll be waiting out the front of Caffe Greco at 1pm.

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Chemistry Lab Tour: Lights, Chemistry, Action! at Melbourne Uni

Chemistry Lab Tour: Lights, Chemistry, Action! at Melbourne Uni

Tue, Aug 11, 8:30 AM
From Melbourne Social
4.9

Join me for a behind-the-scenes tour of the University of Melbourne's chemistry labs as part of the Science at Melbourne Festival. We'll get to step inside working research laboratories where scientists are designing molecules, reactions and materials to make the world safer, smarter and more sustainable — everything from lasers and solar panels to microplastics and public health. The Faculty of Science says we'll explore the Polyzos Laboratory, the Australian Laboratory for Emerging Contaminants, and the Ultrafast and Microspectroscopy Laboratories. It's a great one if you're at all curious about how chemistry connects to physics, biology, maths and medicine — no science background needed, just an interest in seeing real research up close. We'll meet at 6:30pm outside heytea Melbourne University, say hi, then walk over to the Chemistry Building together so we arrive in good time for the 7:00pm tour. This is a casual social meetup arranged so we can head along together — it isn't run by, affiliated with, or endorsed by the University of Melbourne or the Faculty of Science. Please book your own ticket directly through Eventbrite; an RSVP here doesn't include entry. **Who this is for** * Anyone curious about science, research or what actually happens inside a uni lab * Solo attendees are very welcome — this is a friendly, easy group to join on your own **Links** * Meetup start point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/GZQ1mzNpZHDXNFzd8 * Tickets (book directly): https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/lights-chemistry-action-tickets-1988964591635 * Science at Melbourne Festival: https://festival.science.unimelb.edu.au/ **Timeline** * 6:30pm – Meet outside heytea Melbourne University, and say hello * 6:45pm – Start walking towards the Chemistry Building * 7:00pm – Tour starts * 8:45pm – Tour ends and the meetup finishes **Tickets** You'll need to book your own ticket through Eventbrite (link above). Please book in advance — festival events like this can fill up, and a Meetup RSVP is not a ticket. **Transport** The Chemistry Building is in Parkville, on the main Melbourne Uni campus. Trams along Swanston Street and Royal Parade stop close by, and it's an easy walk from the city. Parking around Parkville is limited, so public transport is your easiest bet. **Bring** * Your booked ticket (on your phone is fine) * A jacket for the walk over and standing around outside * Comfortable closed-toe shoes — sensible for lab spaces **Expect** * Vibe: relaxed, curious and social * Pace: a short easy walk, then a guided tour on foot * Group style: friendly and low-pressure, easy to join solo **Important notes** * Please follow all instructions from tour staff and any lab safety rules on the day. * You're joining at your own risk and are responsible for your own safety and wellbeing. * If your plans change, please update your RSVP so numbers stay clear.

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Beyond The Bathroom Choir

Beyond The Bathroom Choir

Tue, Aug 11, 9:30 AM
From Beyond The Bathroom Choir
5.0

Hey Shower Singers! Meet us at our new venue the Craftsman's Corner (*313 Lygon St, Brunswick East*) **Please Note:** ACCESS to our rehearsal room requires walking up 2 flights of stairs - there is no lift. You can rock up and and register at the door, or contact us prior if you wish [via our website](https://beyondthebathroom.org/contact-us). We are in person or online, 7.30-9.30pm on Tuesdays. Casual attendance fees are $20 and $15 concession. If it's your first time, please come early so we can give you everything you need for a fun choir session! Looking forward to singing with you soon, BTB

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In Melbourne, you can find diverse bonding activities ranging from adventure sports, cultural meetups, to social gatherings like trivia nights and community events.

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Certainly! Once you join Meetup as an organizer, you can create and host events in Melbourne, inviting others who share similar interests to join.

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The organization of bonding activities can differ as Meetup events are usually managed by individual groups and hosts. Check reviews and past event feedback.

While Meetup covers a wide array of interests, not every specific interest may have an active group in Melbourne. Exploring existing groups can widen your options.

Meetup focuses on group activities rather than solo events. It's a platform meant to foster community connections through shared participations.