List of hackathons in Eight Mile Plains, Australia in 2017

Do you get "bloggers block"? Have trouble creating your content? Come and get your blogging flowing again. Bring your laptop to this Blog-hackathon and -- using your personal blog post recipe -- the organizers will help create and workshop your blog post step-by-step as you write it. At the end of the event, you’ll walk away with a ton of helpful feedback to help you improve your blog writing and a kick-ass blog post you can publish immediately!

On Sunday February 19 at 1pm, we'll be playing through a modified version of Minecraft that is being developed to support children and families with Type 1 Diabetes.  During the weekend software developers and game designers are working on this modified version that has three principle aims: 1. Be educational: the gameplay teaches players about the mechanics of Type 1 Diabetes and its management 2. Be entertaining: the gameplay is designed to be engaging and make learning fun! 3. Create community: be a lightning rod for children and families living with Type 1 and provide the opportunity for community. So you are welcome to come with your child and play through the Minecraft version that we call MCT1 (Minecraft for Type 1) and give us your valuable feedback! What you'll need to bring: A laptop with Minecraft installed. A Mojang account for the Java version of Minecraft (you can buy a card from Coles for $25 for this) The event is supported by Magikcraft, NovoNordisk, Just Digital People, Pharmadata, Fishburners, and Digital Brisbane.

Techies in and around Brisbane! Are you interested in helping the fight against juvenile diabetes? Josh Wulf of Minecraft invites you to participate in the MCT1 Hackathon to help produce a modified version of Minecraft for children with Type 1 Diabetes and their families. You'll collaborate and team with like minded individuals to create a modified version that allows the children to play as a player with Type 1, and learn to manage their condition in a fun, and engaging environment free of consequences.

BOQ Staff Hackathon Information Session - Lunch and Learn  Never been involved in a Hackathon before?  Not sure what it involves?  No clue what a hacker, hustler or a hipster is?  This Lunchtime Information Session is definitely for you.   Come along to BOQ Level 6 Kitchen and Balcony area on Monday 13th February and learn all about what a Hackathon is and how you can be a part of all the fun on 3-5 March.  Hear from some experienced 2016 #boqhackathon alumni and learn how you can be a part of this years event.  Also on hand will also be our experienced co-event organisers from River City Labs to answer any hackathon questions.    We'll be explaining the structure of a hackathon, give you some inside tips for success and will also be explaining the signifigance of the three competition tracks.  Feel very welcome to bring along your lunch to this event and eat it during the presentations.   This event is for BOQ Staff or BOQ Corporate Partner Staff only.  If you are a non-BOQ Staff Member, we are holding a seperate BOQ Hackathon Information Session at River City Labs at 5.30pm on Thursday, 23rd February. (Link here to seperate event invite)      

Sustainable Minerals Institute students and faculty, programmers and mining industry professionals! The Centre for Applied Neuroscience in Business invites you to sign up and participate in the Brain Reprogramming Hackathon at Sustainable Minerals Institute UQ. You'll be challenged to collaborate to design and build the world’s first end-to-end multiplayer 3D Virtual Mining video game — a state-of-the-art research and design tool for all stakeholders in the industry.