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Home > Upcoming Events Join us for ADEA 2025 events designed for ADEA members, Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs) and diabetes health professionals. Participate in webinars, networking opportunities and state and national conferences focused on the latest advancements in diabetes care and education. Stay connected and enhance your skills in a collaborative setting.
Join Dr Raquel Maggacis, Consultant Endocrinologist and Endocrinology Research Fellow, for an in-depth discussion about the complex relationship between obesity, insulin resistance, and hormonal imbalances. This session will cover practical approaches to assessment, pharmacological treatment, lifestyle strategies, and emerging therapies. Enhance your clinical knowledge and impact in this important area of care.
29–30 May 2025 | Canberra
Join us in the nation’s capital for the ADEA NSW/ACT State Conference 2025—a two-day, in-person event designed to equip you with practical tools, deep insight, and real-world strategies for diabetes care across the lifespan.
This year’s conference kicks off with a practical skills workshop at 2pm–6pm on Thursday 29 May, followed by a full-day program on Friday 30 May featuring expert presentations and peer connection.
The conference program on Friday 30 May covers timely topics across paediatrics, primary care, aged care, outreach and more, including:
With catered breaks, a trade exhibition, and plenty of space for conversation, this event is ideal for Credentialled Diabetes Educators, health professionals, researchers and anyone involved in diabetes care.
Early bird tickets have been extended to 15 April.
19–20 June 2025 | Melbourne
Join us for the ADEA VIC Conference 2025—a two-day professional development experience featuring a pre-conference education workshop followed by the full-day conference.
This year’s conference program brings together a standout line-up of speakers, delivering practical and timely insights to strengthen diabetes care across diverse practice settings:
With morning tea, lunch, and a buzzing trade exhibition, there are plenty of chances to network and explore new tools and services in diabetes care.
Early bird tickets have now closed, but you can still register at the standard rate via the link below. Spaces are limited.
Education workshop—Thursday 19 June
Conference—Friday 20 June
Join the June session of ADEA’s Diabetes Education Research Journal Club to explore how integrating lived experience can improve research and support more person-centred care. Dr Ashley Ng will discuss why involving people living with diabetes and their support people is key to creating meaningful impact in research and healthcare improvement. Alison Robinson will share how lived experience shaped the design of HypoPAST, an online program designed to reduce worries about hypoglycaemia.
We are delighted to host the Australasian Diabetes Congress at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, August 20–22, 2025. The content will once again be exceptional. The program organising committees of both societies have collaboratively developed an integrated program that will cover the latest breakthroughs in research, education and clinical care in diabetes. We have engaged outstanding speakers with whom you will be able to network to exchange opinions and discuss how to best care for the person living with diabetes. We are excited to provide you with opportunities to see old colleagues, meet new ones and connect again with our industry partners in the exhibition hall. This year’s Congress will be an in-person only event with no virtual attendance option. We look forward to seeing you on the Gold Coast in 2025. Susan and Sof, ADEA & ADS CEOs.
More information available here.
Join us for ADEA 2025 events designed for ADEA members, Credentialled Diabetes Educators (CDEs) and diabetes health professionals. Participate in webinars, networking opportunities and state and national conferences focused on the latest advancements in diabetes care and education. Stay connected and enhance your skills in a collaborative setting.
Join Dr Raquel Maggacis, Consultant Endocrinologist and Endocrinology Research Fellow, for an in-depth discussion about the complex relationship between obesity, insulin resistance, and hormonal imbalances. This session will cover practical approaches to assessment, pharmacological treatment, lifestyle strategies, and emerging therapies. Enhance your clinical knowledge and impact in this important area of care.
29–30 May 2025 | Canberra
Join us in the nation’s capital for the ADEA NSW/ACT State Conference 2025—a two-day, in-person event designed to equip you with practical tools, deep insight, and real-world strategies for diabetes care across the lifespan.
This year’s conference kicks off with a practical skills workshop at 2pm–6pm on Thursday 29 May, followed by a full-day program on Friday 30 May featuring expert presentations and peer connection.
The conference program on Friday 30 May covers timely topics across paediatrics, primary care, aged care, outreach and more, including:
With catered breaks, a trade exhibition, and plenty of space for conversation, this event is ideal for Credentialled Diabetes Educators, health professionals, researchers and anyone involved in diabetes care.
Early bird tickets have been extended to 15 April.
19–20 June 2025 | Melbourne
Join us for the ADEA VIC Conference 2025—a two-day professional development experience featuring a pre-conference education workshop followed by the full-day conference.
This year’s conference program brings together a standout line-up of speakers, delivering practical and timely insights to strengthen diabetes care across diverse practice settings:
With morning tea, lunch, and a buzzing trade exhibition, there are plenty of chances to network and explore new tools and services in diabetes care.
Early bird tickets have now closed, but you can still register at the standard rate via the link below. Spaces are limited.
Education workshop—Thursday 19 June
Conference—Friday 20 June
Join the June session of ADEA’s Diabetes Education Research Journal Club to explore how integrating lived experience can improve research and support more person-centred care. Dr Ashley Ng will discuss why involving people living with diabetes and their support people is key to creating meaningful impact in research and healthcare improvement. Alison Robinson will share how lived experience shaped the design of HypoPAST, an online program designed to reduce worries about hypoglycaemia.
We are delighted to host the Australasian Diabetes Congress at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, August 20–22, 2025. The content will once again be exceptional. The program organising committees of both societies have collaboratively developed an integrated program that will cover the latest breakthroughs in research, education and clinical care in diabetes. We have engaged outstanding speakers with whom you will be able to network to exchange opinions and discuss how to best care for the person living with diabetes. We are excited to provide you with opportunities to see old colleagues, meet new ones and connect again with our industry partners in the exhibition hall. This year’s Congress will be an in-person only event with no virtual attendance option. We look forward to seeing you on the Gold Coast in 2025. Susan and Sof, ADEA & ADS CEOs.
More information available here.
