List of hackathons in Sippy Downs, Australia in 2017

Join Cas McCullough, founder of Writally, Dave Ryan, founder and CEO of tech-writing company Corilla, and the Legendary Josh Wulf for this one day content hackathon where you can write up to a year's worth of content for your startup, small business, or personal brand. At the beginning of the day, you'll generate a light-weight one-page content strategy. Then you'll use Writally's revolutionary recipes to write your way to fame and fortune, ending the day with up to a year's worth of content in multiple formats - including full-length blog posts and social media micro-content. Featuring a special session from Dave Ryan, and onsite assistance by professional writers, this is your opportunity to take your business, your brand, and your message to the next level! We will be providing lunch on the day so that you can focus on content. Fishburners have an awesome coffee machine and chilled water on tap. Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies that you have by Friday 28 April. Any inquiries, please contact Cas - cas@writally.com or Josh - josh@magikcraft.io 0431929675.

Software developers, data scientists, engineers, designers, entrepreneurs, and industry insiders! Participate in Unearthed Brisbane 2017, a 54-hour open innovation hackathon that is focused on the resources sector. Collaborate with like-minded individuals to develop prototype technology solutions to resource challenges. You'll have the unique opportunity to work on real industry data as well as data from government partners. Our hackathon advice pageprovides practical advice for Unearthed Brisbane participants!

Fishburners is hosting the first Data Hackathon with Flight Centre here in Brisbane! Up for grabs for the winning team is $10k in prize money and all teams will have a chance at future collaboration with Flight Centre for the right idea.So, who should attend this event? We’re looking for a mix of business people, marketers, developers, designers and people who can generally make stuff happen.You’ll be provided with test endpoints to develop against and access to agents and Flight Centre technical staff through the weekend.The hackathon will take place in Fishburners new Brisbane office located right in the heart of Queen St Mall and will kick off on Friday 24th March at 6pm.The Challenge:How can Flight Centre assist agents in delivering further improved travel advice through data availability?Flight Centre has a well-developed process for providing premium travel advice using 6,000 experienced retail travel agents across Australia.During this process, agents combine their expertise with data and references to develop a high-quality experience for their customer.We’re looking for teams ready to find ways of using the purchase history of the customer, plus any data sources they can find and use responsibly, to further equip agents with useful insights to share with customers while planning their travel. The teams solutions will be evaluated by a judging panel including Flight Centre management.     Be sure to reserve your interest for this event by hitting the RSVP buttons below and providing your individual or team details. We’ll send all succesful applications an email with more details in the lead up to the event.

Hackers in Brisbane! Are you interested in the challenges faced by refugees when they are settled in Australia? Following the successful Techfugees hackathons in Melbourne and Sydney, you're invited to participate in the Brisbane event -- #TechFugeesBNE17. You'll get to collaborate with techies, former refugees, entrepreneurial and startup types to design and prototype innovative tech solutions that will help refugees settle into the Queensland community.

Hackers in Brisbane! Are you interested in the challenges faced by refugees when they are settled in Australia? Following the successful Techfugees hackathons in Melbourne and Sydney, you're invited to participate in the Brisbane event. Come to this info session and learn about #TechFugeesBNE17.

Hackers in Brisbane! Are you interested in the challenges faced by refugees when they are settled in Australia? Following the successful Techfugees hackathons in Melbourne and Sydney, you're invited to participate in the Brisbane event. Come to this info session and learn about #TechFugeesBNE17.

Developers, designers, marketers, business professionals! Are you interested in Fintech? River City Labs and the Bank of Queensland invite you to sign up to participate in the BOQ Hackathon 2017: The Future of Fintech. You'll get the opportunity to network with like minded individuals and collaborate on technology ideas that can bring positive disruption to the business banking and financial technology sectors.

Planning to participate in the upcoming Bank of Queensland hackathon? You're sure to want to attend the BOQ Hackathon Information Session. You'll learn about the structure of the hackathon, as well as the three tracks from which you will chose your FinTech solution project. Come along and get a head start on your preparations; meet other participants and maybe join a team; get your questions answered by hackathon organizer staff.

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.