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All three conference days including meetings, presentations, invited speakers and free papers.
All three social events listed below: Cocktail Party, Murder Mystery Night and Conference Dinner. 

Technicians and Nurses wishing to attend the free workshop Tuesday 06^th Sep. PLEASE indicate separately at Hobart Workshop event above

Let's kick off the 30th Annual Scientific Meeting with the traditional cocktail party this year sponsored by Molnlycke in one of the largest glass atriums in the Southern Hemisphere. At three storeys high, the IXL Atrium is a grand space. It is sensitively integrated into the fabric of the original building, revealing glimpses of the former jam factory through its interior. 

Drinks and canapes provided

HTNA members and conference guests' first opportunity to catch up, meet and greet since the last Annual Scientific Meeting in Sydney 2019

Theme: The Tracy Gang Roaring 20's

This year we will be holding a Murder Mystery Night sponsored by ConvaTec on Hobarts waterfront at the Waterline Lounge Bar & Eatery - To ensure maximum fun, all guests are encouraged to dress up in costume with suggestions below. 

The Story: “Aiden Abet” the leader of the Tracy Gang developed a scam that netted him $1m. However, once his victims caught on he became a hunted man. The $1m was hidden in the Tracy Speakeasy and when it strangely reappears it leads to murder! Unravel the mystery of the dead man walking, the letters from William Shakespeare and the literary weekend.

Background: We are celebrating the success of the notorious Tracy Gang.

Costumes: Guests come dressed as a Gangster, Cabaret Dancer, Godfather, Flapper Girl, Pimp, Cop, F.B.I. Agent, Scarface, Hit Man, Dancer or any other 1920’s style character

Setting: The Tracy Speakeasy a 1920’s gangster lounge owned by the Tracy Gang.

Come and celebrate the 30^th HTNA Annual Scientific gala dinner located at Hobart’s premium function venue. The venue enjoys a waterfront location like no other, situated on Elizabeth Street pier spanning 100m out over the sparkling water of the Derwent. The venue boasts floor to ceiling windows so guest can enjoy the clear natural light, or at night the bobbing lights of the boats in the harbour.