NZCSRH conference 2026
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01 May 2026 - 02 May 2026
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Hamilton Kirikiriroa
Join us in Hamilton Kirikiriroa for the 2026 New Zealand College of Sexual and Reproductive Health Conference, where we gather under the theme “Currents of Change – Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health in Aotearoa.”
This year’s Conference will bring together practitioners, researchers, and sector leaders to connect, share new knowledge, and engage in meaningful discussions that will help shape the future of sexual and reproductive health in New Zealand. The conference will be held on 1–2 May 2026 at Claudelands Events Centre in Hamilton, kicking off on Friday, 1 May with a workshop day offering a range of options to choose from, followed by the conference day on Saturday, 2 May 2026.
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Australasian Sexual & Reproductive Health Conference
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15 Sep 2026 - 17 Sep 2026
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Melbourne, Australia
The Australasian Sexual and Reproductive Health Conference will run from 15–17 September 2026 and will convene leaders across clinical practice, research, advocacy, and education to address priority issues in sexual and reproductive health, from access and equity to innovation and policy reform.
This conference will follow the Australasian HIV&AIDS Conference held from 14–16 September 2026, bringing together clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and community representatives to focus on the ongoing response to HIV across Australasia.
Together, these two conferences provide a vital platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange and sector-wide impact.
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ANZVS Biennial Scientific Conference and Education Day 2026
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06 Nov 2026 - 08 Nov 2026
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Melbourne
The Australia and New Zealand Vulvovaginal Society (ANZVS) is hosting the Biennial Scientific Conference and Education Day at the Sofitel Melbourne on Collins from 6-8 November 2026. The ANZVS Board and Education Committee invite all health professionals with an interest in vulvar disorders to register for this valuable educational event.
With a lineup of speakers from multidisciplinary backgrounds, the Education Day on Friday will deliver a program of clinical excellence. Scientific sessions will follow on Saturday and Sunday morning, with a program designed to support participants in meeting their CPD requirements.
On Sunday afternoon, delegates may choose to participate in either the Biopsy Workshop or the Specialist Pathology Workshop. The Biopsy Workshop offers hands-on learning opportunities with skilled mentors. The Specialist Pathology Workshop will feature presentations by invited experts, along with clinicopathological case discussions. We encourage the submission of interesting or complex vulvar cases for consideration for the Dermatopathology Prize.
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