List of hackathons in Maroochydore, Australia in 2017

Student developers and hackers in Queensland! Think you have good ideas on how technology can be used to fight domestic and family violence (DFV)? The UQ Idea Hub invites you to attend the Organised Crime and Corruption Forum and participate in the Hackathon at the event. You'll work within a cross-disciplinary group of students to identify potential solutions to better protect DFV victims in the smart home and to protect the smart home itself from cybercrime. Pitch your concept to a panel of experts and compete to be selected as the winning project.

We invite you to the first in a Curiosity Hackathon Series focussed on rediscovering the power of your curiosity + unleashing new opportunities for your business. Join our first hack - designed for leaders of established businesses. You’ll have the opportunity to tap into the brains trust of a diverse, cross-industr y group to gain fresh insights on where you may find your NEXT CUSTOMERS FROM. SEE THE BIGGER PICTURE! Learn how simple shifts in your mindset, working with others and asking nothing but questions, can unlock whole new perspectives...

“We’re bringing together drone enthusiasts from across Queensland and Australia to create a vibrant Startup style entrepreneurial environment where passionate people can come together to get things done; to learn rapidly, network, bridge the gap between industries & trades, researchers & enthusiasts and expose potential, create awesomeness and see actual results all in 1 weekend” It's a DRONE Tech & Services Hackathon. The FUTURE DRONE event will bring together all kinds of participants from Industry, Universities, Startups plus Drone Enthusiasts & Amateurs in an action packed, energy infused weekend of exploration, innovation, discovery and creation resulting in potentially “new innovative companies” based around drone tech or services being launched to solve big industry problems. Held over 50 odd hours the FUTURE DRONE Innovation Event will bring together drone enthusiasts from across Queensland and Australia to create a vibrant Startup style entrepreneurial environment where passionate people can come together to get things done; to learn rapidly, network, bridge the gap between industries & trades, researchers & enthusiasts and expose potential, create and see actual results.  We are proud to be a part of this type of innovative collaboration event and we hope you will help us reach our goals by supporting this first for Queensland. FUTURE DRONE Innovation Challenge & Pitch Night. FUTURE DRONE Inovation Challenge will be held on Sept 8th-10th in Brisbane, Queensland at River City Labs in the Startup Precinct.  Brief Event Schedule Friday 8th 6PM – Food, Networking, Guest Speakers, Ideas are pitched, Problems to be solved are proposed. Teams form and start work on their hacks, new startup ideas or innovative services. Saturday 9th – Teams continue to work on their innovations, validating the problem they’re solving with stakeholders and customers and working with mentors to hit the problems head on. Hungry…no problem we feed you day and night, caffeine to if you want it! Sunday 10th – Teams continue during the morning to complete their ideas, hacks, MVP’s or flesh out their new startup company. You’ll be getting to work too on your pitch deck for the wrap up Pitch Competition later in the PM. After an early feed teams will pitch to judges for prizes, fame & glory. FAQ document. Supporters, Sponsors & Facilitators

The Push is the premier Brisbane Community for Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, and Professionals to mingle, meet, and learn.  Our next event; 'Fouls Ups, and Failures on the Road to Success' aims to outline the true cost of entrepreneurship, and how badly things can really go when s*&% hits the fan! No Romanticising! No BS! Just real. raw stories from those who have been there before. Our speakers (2 CEO's, and a Managing Director) will share stories of the particularly challenging times they went through to achieve the success they have today. They will share personal stories of hardship, the lessons they learned when it all seemed hopeless, and the strategies they utilise to avoid hitting rock bottom...again. Some of the stories our speakers share will include: - What it’s like to be on the verge of Bankruptcy with $500k of personal debt and no obvious way of getting out. - The true disruption and business cost that comes from a large (unwarranted) ATO audit. - What happnes when you can't make Payroll - What it’s like to have to live in your car. - How an Exit (Business Sale) can go Oh-So-Wrong. - How choosing the wrong business partner nearly caused the implosion of one of our speakers companies. - And much, much more. This is a night not to be missed. Drinks and Food will be provided, with plenty of time to meet and mingle before and after the presentations and Q&A. The Line Up: Aaron Birkby (CEO of Startup Catalyst, Serial Entrepreneur). He is currently CEO at Startup Catalyst, taking groups of tech-savvy Australian youths (18-29) on a ten-day mission to Silicon Valley to inspire the next generation of tech startup entrepreneurs. In Aaron’s entrepreneurial career he was/is:  - CEO at Startup Catalyst, taking groups to international startup hotspots - Awarded the 2016 Benson Award for Entrepreneurship - Awarded the Pearcey Award for Queensland 2016 - Entrepreneur In Residence for the River City Labs Accelerator in partnership with Telstra muru-D. - Facilitated over 30 Startup Weekends and hackathons, & organised/mentored/judged another 20+. - Director of the River City Labs Accelerator Mentor Investment Fund with Blue Sky Funds. - A Member of an advisory board at Bond University.- Learning angel investing (9 micro scale investments over the last 3 years).- Founded and built a software company to 6 million users in 9 countries over 8 years, and also developed and- Exited an IoT remote telemetry solution for coin-operated machines. All up, Aaron has exited 4 businesses (3 startups, 1 restaurant) however we will get to hear about how one of these exits didn't go according to plan and what lessons were learned. Dr Emily Verstege (CEO and Founding Director of Multiplicite) Dr Emily Verstege is a strategist whose goal is to make it simple for people and organisations to thrive amidst complexity, uncertainty and information overload. Emily's a skilled diagnostician. Faced with buckets of data, chaotic environments and stretched purse strings, she quickly identifies key issues and develops an easy-to-action plan. By focussing on what people want, Emily’s work leads to better products, happier customers and strong bottom line returns. Speaker #3 will be revealed at the event. Due to the sensitive and personal nature of our 3rd speakers content they won’t be named publicly. This also means that this event won’t be recorded.  Agenda: 6:00 - Registration and networking 6:30 - Speaker Presentations  7:15  - Q&A Panel 7:30  - Networking, nibbles & drinks Places are limited. Please RSVP to lock in your place. Thanks to our Sponsors:  Charl Van Den Berg (Corporate Tax - Senior Advisor) Charl is currently in the Corporate Tax team at Grant Thornton. His main aim is to help clients grow and achieve successful business processes. Specialising in Start-Ups, Charl assists companies to enter the market with the following insight and services:• Start-up tax incentives;• Corporate structures; • Valuations and capital raisings;• Implementation of business processes. Sam Schumann (Senior Associate) Sam is a Senior Associate at Grant Thornton. As a growth advisor to mid-sized businesses, he is involved in assisting clients to manage their daily operations, and deal with tax and compliance issues. His aim is to help clients unlock their potential for growth.

The annnual UQCS Hackathon is on again. We're kicking off Friday with dinner and team forming, but if you're already in a team you're free to start hacking right away. Lunch and dinner on both days is on us so you can focus on producing something awesome in time for presentations on Sunday afternoon. After presentations, there'll be a break for dinner while our panel of judges decides the winners of each of our three prizes. Everything should be all wrapped so you can head home by 9PM. On the Friday and the Sunday of the competition, the venue will be Room 301 in UQ's Advanced Engineering Building (49-301). Saturday will be held in the ITEE Learning Centre in the General Purpose South building (78-217). Frequently Asked Questions: What's included in my UQCS Hackathon ticket?Hackathon entry, five meals, and a great experience What is a hackathon?A hackathon is a weekend of intensive development where developers, designers, and UXperts come together and (try to) produce some tech product (be it software or hardware) in time to present it at the end of the event. What do I bring?You only need to bring whatever tools you need to build something awesome Do I have to work in a team?No, you don't have to work in a team (we do recommend it though) What if I don't have an idea?That's totally fine! We'll have pitching of ideas on Friday night so you can try and find a team, or you might be inspired by a pitch and come up with something fantastic. What's the best type of project to build?Prize-wise we don't discriminate, but from past hackathons we've seen, web-based projects seem to be the easiest to get done in time. Rules To ensure we have a smooth running competition that's fair for everyone involved, we need a few rules: All resources used as part of the project (code, images, designs) must either be published before the start of the hackathon, or created after 6PM on Friday the 25th of August, 2017 Code must be in some form of version control. This includes copying folders and changing their name to say 'MyProject v1'. We just need some way of seeing your progression over the weekend In order to be eligible for a prize, you must present your project on Sunday evening You must have the legal right to use all components of your project There is no limit on team size, but for prize items we will award a maximum of 5 per team Any data or APIs in use must be accessible to all participants for free Judges' decisions are final Prizes The top three teams will recieve: A HTC Vive A GTX 1080 Raspberry Pi 3 per team member (up to 4) There will also be an Amazon Dot up for grabs as the "People's Choice" award, to be voted for by all competitors. Judges Dr Brad Long, Technology One R&D Paul Liddell, CTO, Redback Technologies Peter Laurie, Junta Pty. Ltd

Got an innovative digital solution that resonates with millennials?  Want to know what it's like to collaborate with startups and entrepreneurs?  If your answer is yes, then join CUA at its' Hackathon on 18, 19, and 20 August 2017. What's the CUA Hackathon? Hosted with Brisbane technology hub River City Labs (RCL), the CUA Hackathon is a 48 hour collaboration amongst entrepreneurs, startups, members of the community and CUA team members working together to bring original ideas to life.   Want to know more about our Hackathon? Check out the video from our inaugural event in 2016.  Have questions?  Attend our CUA Hackathon Public Information Night at River City Labs on Thursday, August 3rd.   The Challenge This year's Hackathon is centred around the theme Millennials: Tech, Trust, and Relationships.  The challenge is for participants to find innovative solutions to answer the following question:  How can CUA leverage technology to create trusted experiences and relationships that resonate with millennials? This is your chance to showcase your ideas over 48 hours of building, validating, and launching new digital products.  We are looking for a digitally-focused solution that aligns with CUA's purpose of 'members working together through life's changes for mutual good'.   We’ll also keep your stomachs satisfied and energy levels up throughout the weekend! What will you get out of it? You'll have the opportunity to use your interests, skills and creativity to develop an idea to assist CUA members with their financial, health and insurance needs.  There is range of fantastic prizes to win, including: a $5000 cash prize a mentoring session with entrepreneur and investor, Steve Baxter, from Channel Ten program, Shark Tank a $10,000 CXA Branding and Marketing support for the winning idea Prizes will also be awarded for: Most Innovative/ Creative Concept - $500 cash prize Best Traction/ Most Viable - $500 cash prize In addition, you’ll have the chance to add this experience to your portfolio, meet new people, learn new skills, and have lots of fun along the way!   How does it work? A mix of entpreneurs, startups, marketers, expert professionals and CUA team members, will work together in teams to develop an original idea. On the evening of 18 August, you'll meet other participants, pitch your idea, vote on your favourites, and then break into teams to begin working on the chosen idea. Over the following two days, you'll be working with your team to design, develop, validate, and pitch your idea. Along the way, you will be mentored by experts who will help you and your team reach your goal by the 4pm deadline on the final day (20 August). After tools down, your team will have the chance to pitch your idea, after which, a panel of judges will deliberate and choose the winning team. Please keep in mind that in order to participate, you'll have to commit for the full 48 hours from Friday evening until Sunday afternoon. Other ways you can get involved If you don't wish to participate, you may still like to come along to watch the pitches and presentations on the opening and final night and support participant's innovative and creative ideas.   About CUA CUA is Australia’s largest credit union, offering responsible financial, health and insurance solutions to around 500,000 Australians. As a mutual, we were created by members for members and we care for them through the changes and challenges in their lives. We are working on being available whenever and wherever members need us. Our growth and success enables us to reinvest in our business, deepen our relationships with members and build stronger communities. Visit www.cua.com.au for more information on our initiatives, services and locations. About River City Labs  River City Labs is a non-profit coworking community of like minded individuals who came together to promote and develop early stage and start up businesses and entrepreneurial activity in the mobile, Internet and technology sector in Brisbane and surrounding regions in Australia.  We aim to empower entrepreneurs to solve big world problems.   Photography/ Videography Consent By registering to participate in the event, Participants consent to the Host using their name, likeness, image and/or voice in the event they are a winner (including photograph, film and/or recording of the same) in any media for an unlimited period without remuneration for the purpose of promoting the CUA Hackathon (including any outcome), and promoting any products manufactured, distributed and/or supplied by the Host or developed as a result of the CUA Hackathon.  Refund Policy Please note that no ticket refunds will be given from 7 days before the event as catering is pre-organised.  Intellectual Property - Important!  We often get asked about Intellectual Property ownership relating to the business ideas and concepts developed over the course of a Hackathon.  Please note the following:  - Over the course of the Hackathon, Confidential Information such as test data, services etc relating to CUA's business will be revealed to Participants.  Note all Confidential Information disclosed in the Confidential Information will remain owned by CUA and must be removed form your device prior to leaving the venue.    - Intellectual Property rights relating to business ideas or concepts you and your team develop over the course of the CUA Hackathon are owned by you and your team, but we reserve the right to be the first to use your ideas or concepts and make them a commercial reality.   Questions?  If you have further questions relating to participating in the CUA Hackathon, please contact the River City Labs team at info@rivercitylabs.net.  ___________________________________________________________________________ Terms & Conditions The host is Credit Union Australia Limited (ABN 44 087 650 959) of 145 Ann Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000, telephone 133 282 (“Host”). By participating, each individual participant in the CUA Hackathon (“Participant”) is deemed to accept these Terms and Conditions. These Terms & Conditions should be read in conjunction with the Event Rules. Entry - Participants must form teams of between 2 and 6 participants ("Participants") aged 18 years or over. All teams must include at least one CUA staff member. - Registration for the CUA Hackathon open on 10/07/2017. Registrations can be done via http://cuahackathon.rivercitylabs.net/. Registrations close 16 August 2017 11:59 PM. - The CUA Hackathon will be conducted between 5:00 PM on 18 August 2017, 19 August 2017 and 20 August 2017 at 9:00 PM. - Participants must pay for own travel, incidental and other costs. Prizes and Judging The winning team of the CUA Hackathon will receive: - $5,000 cash prize provided by CUA. - Mentoring session with Steve Baxter. - $10,000 CXA sponsorship which includes branding strategy, corporate identity development, concept development, content strategy, social media strategy, marketing plan, and any additional marketing services required. The winning team will be decided and announced on 20 August 2017 at River City Labs, Level 3 TCB Building, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4000. The judge's decision is final. The winning team is responsible for allocating any prize between the team's Participants. Safety All participants must abide by the safety regulations and procedures of River City Labs, where the event will be located. Intellectual Property and Confidential Information - Any Intellectual Property rights relating to business ideas or concepts developed during the Hackathon will be owned by the team that generated the idea. CUA may require the winning team to enter into an agreement granting CUA exclusive rights to develop the ideas or concepts generated during the Hackathon. - The Host may disclose Confidential Information to the Participant throughout the Hackathon. - “Confidential Information” means any information of whatever kind disclosed by the Host that is by its nature confidential, is designated by the Host as confidential; or the Participant knows or reasonably ought to know is confidential. This may include ideas, concepts, research, methodologies, processes, trade secrets, know-how, technical information, marketing information, software, intellectual property or information regarding product, marketing, financial affairs or business methods of CUA or its members/customers. - The Participant agrees to only use the Confidential Information of CUA for the purpose of participating in the CUA Hackathon. The Participant will take all measures necessary to keep the Confidential Information of CUA confidential and not to release, disclose or otherwise make available any Confidential Information of CUA to any person. - All intellectual property rights in the Confidential Information, as well as any other preexisting intellectual property of CUA which is disclosed during the Hackathon, remain owned by CUA. Privacy The Host will use and handle any personal information which it gathers in relation to Participants in accordance with the Host’s Privacy Policy, which can be viewed at www.cua.com.au. General Participants consent to the Host using their name, likeness, image and/or voice (including photograph, film and/or recording of the same) in any media for an unlimited period without remuneration for the purpose of promoting the CUA Hackathon (including any outcome), and promoting any products manufactured, distributed and/or supplied by the Host or developed as a result of the CUA Hackathon. In no event will the Host, its related bodies corporate and their employees be liable to you for any direct, special, incidental, exemplary, punitive or consequential damages (including loss of use, data, business or profits) arising out of or in connection with your participation in the Hackathon, whether such liability arises from any claim based upon contract, warranty, tort (including negligence), strict liability or otherwise, and whether or not the Host, its related bodies corporate and their employees, have been advised of the possibility of such loss or damage These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of Queensland, Australia.

Code Network Winter is an annual event bringing together Software Developers, Roboticists, Designers, and other specialized individuals to create something awesome over a weekend and compete for prizes. We have no specific business agenda, so our event is agenda-less. Build the coolest stuff you can, your project will be judged based on how technically deep it is, how entrepreneurially successful it is, or simply how creatively cool it is. Everything is game. Who should come? Anyone! Most will be software developers / designers; we encourage everyone to come because often the coolest things are built when people with many different backgrounds come together. Invite your friends, there will be free food and drinks all weekend :-) How much does it cost? Attendence is free. Code Network is 100% volunteer run, and supported by amazing industry partners and grants. If you'd like to personally contribute towards the funding of Winter Hackathon, there is the option to donate when purchasing your ticket.

What is Disrupting Law? Disrupting Law 2017 (4 August – 6 August) is a unique 54-hour hackathon / design jam for tertiary students focused on finding new opportunities in the legal industry. The event is an unparalleled opportunity to work closely with lawyers, entrepreneurs, technology professionals, management consultants and others from industry to practice creative problem solving, learn about the business and practice of law, and hone your pitching skills.   On Friday evening (4 August), all contestants will gather at QUT Gardens Point for an opening celebration and we will allocate student teams to law firms. Students and their law firm mentors will spend 54 hours designing an idea to “disrupt law”.  All teams will pitch to a panel of experienced judges and the public on Sunday night (6 August) for a range of opportunities, awards and prizes. We will provide you with food and drink for the entirety of the weekend.  As there will be alcohol on Friday night and Sunday night you must be at least 18 years of age to participate.   You must be available for the whole weekend, and while we will try to cater for your requests to join a team with friends,  part of the fun (and the challenge) is that we randomise teams so you meet new and interesting people with perspectives from other faculties. All tertiary students are welcome to participate, no matter their university or degree.  As you must hit the ground running, we particularly encourage those with law and technology backgrounds to apply (but an interest and a measure of enthusiasm will suffice!). Our amazing event sponsors include Janders Dean, Neota Logic, the Centre for Legal Innovation, Thomson Reuters, Suncorp Bank and QUT Law School.   Tickets are limited so please get in fast!   Terms and Conditions The terms and conditions for participating in the weekend can be found here.  Final Presentation and Judging All are welcome to join us and watch the teams present their final pitches. Sunday 6 August 4pm - 8pm QUT Gardens Point - Room360

   Got a financial or health cover solution that appeals to millennials?  Want to know what it's like to collaborate with startups and entrepreneurs in a 48 hour frenzy of fun and activity?  Keen to learn more about what a Hackathon is?  If your answer is yes, join us for a free information session on 3 August at River City Labs for a sneak peek of the activities planned for the 2017 CUA Hackathon which will be held between 18 and 20 August.   Representatives from CUA and River City Labs will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the Hackathon . It's also a great opportunity to meet other like-minded individuals who may become part of your team over the Hackathon weekend.   Here's what you can expect during the information evening session:  5.30-6pm - Guest arrival and networking 6-6.30pm - Presentation from RCL and CUA  6.30-7pm - Question and answer session  7-7.30pm - Networking.  In the meantime, check out the video of last year's CUA Hackathon to see what took place.  Any questions?  Please email info@rivercitylabs.net

. Verge Young Entrepreneur Program challenges students to take on the role of a social entrepreneur to come up with an original, innovative solution to tackle some of the world’s most complex issues.  Over the course of a term, students explore marginalisation as a platform from which to look at disadvantage in their world. From this, students work with real life entrepreneurs, industry experts and external organisations to devise their own social enterprises which close the gap for a marginalised group in society. An innovative, project based learning unit; Verge involves over 300 Year 9 students across three Brisbane State High Schools. The MacGregor SHS Verge Young Entrepreneur Showcase Evening is the first of three showcases whereby students will share their enterprise ideas, and finalists will pitch 'Shark Tank' style to a panel of judges. The second Showcase and Shark Tank is to be held at Kedron State High School on Tuesday 1st August, 2017, and the final evening is at Brisbane State High School on Friday 11th August.  MacGregor State High School is thrilled to invite you to: Verge Young Entrepreneur Showcase Evening Friday 28th July, 2017 MacGregor State High School Hall Food Trucks and Coffee Van Available from 4:30pm- 6pm 5pm-6pm: Enterprise Displays Wander around our Gallery of Enterprises, and speak to the Verge Young Entrpreneurs themselves. Upon arrival, make sure you get your Voting Chips, so you can show support for your favourite ventures. The Social Enterprise with the greatest number of votes will receive the People's Choice Award. Throughout the Verge program, students work with local social entrepreneurs as mentors. We are lucky to have some of these remarkable individuals sharing their enterprises in our gallery- including Lauren Shuttleworth's Words with Heart, Freda Thong's Ecopads, Jordyn de Boer's Boomerang Bags and Jarred Turner's IMPACT Social Enterprise. Make sure you stop by their stands to chat to the entepreneurs themselves and hear about the incredible ways they are making a positive impact. 6pm- 8pm: The Lion's Den At 6pm, join us inside MacG's The Lion's Den as our finalists pitch their social enterprises 'Shark Tank' style to a panel of Judges. Cheer our social enterpreneurs on as they stand up under the big lights- and the hard questions, from our judges to nab the winner's crown. The winning social enterprise from MacG's The Lion's Den will then pitch against the winners of Brisbane SHS' The Griffin's Lair and Kedron SHS' The Tiger's Cave in Melbourne in September for funding, glory, honour and the chance to get their enterprise out of the classroom, and into reality. We are honoured to introduce our esteemed panel of judges for the MacG's The Lion's Den: 1. Jan Owen AM CEO The Foundation for Young Australians Jan is a highly regarded social entrepreneur, innovator, influencer and author who has spent the past 25 years growing Australia's youth, social enterprise and innovation sectors. In 2012 she was named Australia's inaugural Australian Financial Review and Westpac Woman of Influence; in 2014 she received the Doctor of Letters (honoris causa) from the University of Sydney; and was awarded membership to the Order of Australia in 2000. She is the author of Every Childhood Lasts a Lifetime (1996) and The Future Chasers (2014). Jan is the CEO of the Foundation for Young Australians and YLab, the global youth futures lab. Her lifelong mission is to unleash the potential of young people to lead positive change in the world. 2. Nicole Gibson CEO Rogue & Rouge Foundation & Start Up Apprentice, National Mental Health Commissioner At 18 years old, Nicole established her Not-for-Profit, The Rogue and Rouge Foundation, and grew it to sustainability whilst also completing two National speaking tours. Nicole was a finalist for the Young Australian of the Year at 20 years old, and was listed as one of Australia’s Top 100 Most Influential Women at 21, shortly after taking out the Pride of Australia Medal. Thus far, Nicole has facilitated workshops and presentations with over a quarter of a million Australians. 3. Kaitlin Tait Co-Founder Spark* International, General Manager of Impact YGAP Kaitlin is the co-founder of Spark* International, and following a 2015 merger, is now the Global General Manager of Impact for YGAP. Her nine years of international development experience began with her leading a school for street-children in a Tanzania slum and managing an HIV orphanage in a Kenyan village, before launching Spark* and growing the model across Africa and the Asia Pacific. Kaitlin was the 2015 Foundation for Young Australians Trailblazer of the Year and speaks and works with entrepreneurs globally. Originally from San Francisco, she now works from our global headquarters in Melbourne. 4. Steve Williams Queensland Social Innovation Manager at Marist180 Over the course of the last ten years Steve has spoken at numerous conferences on social enterprise,appeared on national television, ABC Radio National, 612 ABC Brisbane Radio, and 4BC Radio, been featured in many newspaper articles on social enterprise and been responsible for three start-up's. He is the founder of Australia's first Homlessness Hackathon and Co-founder of Techfugees Brisbane. In 2016, his team was awarded the One to Watch Award at the Australian Social Enterprise awards for the scalability of M180 Painting Services, a social enterprise developed to create employment for young unemployed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. In his previous role as Social Enterprise Director at Sandbag Inc, Steve led SEED PPM to be awarded small Australian Social Enterprise of the Year 2014 and he also co-founded the Queensland Social Enterprise Council. 5. Elizabeth Foster Learner, Educator, School Leader Ms Foster began her career as a Health and Physical Education teacher, and for the past 15 years has served in school leadership positions at Wellington Point State High School, Kelvin Grove State College, Stretton State College, Ferny Grove Stage High School. Ms Foster is currently Principal at MacGregor SHS. Join us as we celebrate the success of our Year 9 Business students, and witness the next generation of social enterpreneurs in action.