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Australian Catholic University
40 Edward Street
North Sydney, NSW 2060
We acknowledge the Cammeraygal People of the greater Eora Nation as the traditional owners of the land on which the conference is located.
Located in the bustling suburb of North Sydney, just a short commute from the central business district. Surrounded by tall buildings, cafes and shops, the open grounds provide a pocket of peacefulness within a vibrant corner of Australia’s largest city.
The venue includes a serene garden area, a multifaith room and a chapel.
Those attending our AGM will enjoy views over the Sydney Harbour and the surrounding cityscape.
Conference Dinner
7-11 Mount Street, North Sydney
Our conference dinner, featuring a special address and highlighting spiritual care awards, will be held a short walk away at neighbouring Mary Mackillop Place, a peaceful oasis in the midst of the business district of North Sydney - a place of pilgrimage, inclusion, warmth and welcome.
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HOW TO GET to ACU, North Sydney
By car
- There is no parking on campus at any time, other than very limited facilities for disability permits.
On-street parking is not available Monday to Friday within easy walking distance of the University.
Limited-time metered parking and paid parking stations are located in the North Sydney CBD.
Public car parks within walking distance of ACU include:
Wilson Car Park, 20 Berry Street, North Sydney
Wilson Car Park, 1 Denison Street, North Sydney
By public transport
- North Sydney Station is on the well-serviced Northern and North Shore train lines. To plan your trip to North Sydney Station, we recommend that you use the City Rail Trip Planner.
Many bus services to North Sydney stop at Blue Street, adjacent to the station, or on the Pacific Highway.
We recommend that you use the Sydney Buses Trip Planner to plan your bus journey to the campus.
North Sydney Campus is an easy walk from North Sydney Station. To get there, walk through the Greenwood Plaza and up the escalators until you come out at the Miller Street and Pacific Highway intersection. From there, turn left up Mount Street and then right down Edward Street.