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No hype. No spin. No powerpoint.

Exclusive, off the cuff discussions.

Technology is constantly evolving, and so is the conversation around it.

The Churchill Club brings together thought leaders who are passionate about “what’s new, next”, and like-minded individuals with a focus on the future.

If you have a curious mind for emerging technology, and you don’t want to be left out of the conversation, the Churchill Club is the place for you to be.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Emerging digital and AI technologies for planning and construction (co-hosted with APAA, Australasia Property Advisory Association)

20 August 2025 17:30 | Luminary 1/195 Little Collins Street, Melbourne

OTHER RECENT EVENTS

26th March 2025

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LATEST NEWS

Top Tech Trends Debate 2023- Winning Trend

On Wednesday night, our hotly-anticipated Top Tech Trends Debate was held with a brilliant line up of panellists pitching their ideas for 'the next big thing' in emerging tech. Debate from all panellists was spirited and some fantastic emerging trends were identified

Ultimately there could only be one winner, and it was over to the audience to vote, with Rupert Walsh emerging victorious with his trend of the convergence of biotech and AI through implantable devices.

Top Tech Trends Debate 2022 - Winning Trend

The Top Tech Trends Debate returned to its live event format on Wednesday 7 September as a headline event of the Digital Innovation Festival Victoria for 2022.

Once the panellists had pitched their ideas on ‘the next big thing in tech’, it was over to the audience who voted to decide the winner, and we could not have had a closer contest down to the final seconds of voting! In a photo-finish, it was Dr Shaanan Cohney who was crowned the winner of this year's Top Tech Trends Debate.

Top Ten Takeouts: The Latest In Cyber Security

The reality of cybercrime in 2019 is that it’s never been more insidious, prevalent, or successful than it is right now and it’s only set to get worse. Our April panel discussed how the cyber security market is evolving alongside cybercrime.