FAQs

QLS GOVERNMENT LAWYERS CONFERENCE | 31 OCTOBER 2025

REGISTERING FOR THE EVENT

Who should attend the Government Lawyers Conference?

The Government Lawyers Conference is relevant to government legal professionals, including legal practitioners, policy or administrative officers, or those working in-house within government-owned corporations and universities.

How much does it cost to attend?

QLS Member (Early Career Lawyer) - $449

QLS Member - $529

Non-member - $689

Government Lawyers Coffee Catch-Up - Free

Early Career Lawyer discount available to QLS Members with 5 years or less post-admission experience, and QLS Student Members. QLS Member pricing is available to current Full, Honorary, and Associate Members of QLS.

Can I share my registration with another person?

Splitting or sharing a registration is not allowed under any circumstance. Even if you only want to attend part of the conference, you cannot share your registration with another delegate.

Can I register to attend just one session?

No. Registrations are for the full day, which covers attendance to the entire day’s program. Delegates cannot register to attend a single session or a half-day session.

When do registrations close?

Tickets are available until 5pm, Friday 24 October 2025, unless sold out prior.

Can I cancel my registration?

If you need to cancel your registration, please send your request via email to events@qls.com.au.

If we receive your cancellation at least 7 business days before the event (not including the event day), we'll refund your registration fee minus a 30% cancellation fee. If the cancellation request is received within 7 business days or less before the event (again, not including the event day), no refund will be offered. You may transfer your registration to another person at any time with no penalty. Full QLS events terms and conditions can be found here.

Is the event hybrid?

Attendance is in-person only. The event will be recorded and produced as an on-demand resource. The recording will be available to purchase from the QLS Shop post-conference.


GETTING THERE

Where do I park?

Nearby parking is available at:

King George Square – 87 Roma Street, Brisbane QLD 4000 (access via Adelaide St)

QueensPlaza Carpark – 250 Edward Street, Brisbane QLD 4000 (access via Edward St)

How do I get there?

Venue address: Law Society House, 179 Ann St, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Law Society House is located in the heart of Brisbane CBD, 15km from Brisbane International and Domestic Airports, 500m from Roma Street Train Station, and 500m from Central Train Station. View on Google Maps.

Are travel discounts available?

QLS Members can access discounted flights with Virgin Australia. Learn more here.


ON THE DAY

Is the conference catered?

A delicious and plentiful food and drink offering will be provided on the day, including barista coffee, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.

Will I get access to presenter materials?

Some presenter materials may be sent to attendees at the close of the conference. Materials availability is subject to presenter approval.

Can I ask questions during a session?

If you wish to ask a question or make a comment during the session, please raise your hand and wait for the microphone. The session chair will address questions at an appropriate time during the session.

Is there a dress code?

The dress code for all conference sessions and the social function is business, or smart casual. Some attendees find the conference rooms cool so we recommend bringing a light jumper or jacket.


EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Is the conference recorded?

Yes, the conference will be recorded and available for purchase after the event. A 50% discount will be available for attending delegates.  

How many CPD points do I earn?

Attendance at the full conference entitles you to claim 7 CPD points for the 2025/2026 CPD year.

CONTACT US

PHONE

Events Management: (07) 3842 5806

Queensland Law Society: 1300 367 757

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