ANZONA
4th International Orthopaedic Conference 2009   
"You break it - We fix it"       
Stamford Grand Hotel, Glenelg | Adelaide | South Australia | 21 - 23 October, 2009    
 
 
ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Adelaide also offers the world’s best food and wine in arguably Australia’s most liveable city. Located between sheltered gulf waters and a range of low hills, Adelaide stretches some 65 kilometres from its southern suburbs to its northern most outposts. Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate, a relaxed lifestyle and a range of restaurants offering cuisine from almost every country. Some of Australia’s premier wine regions are only an hour away.
   
Glenelg is Adelaide's most popular beach resort. There is plenty of accommodation to choose from including apartments, hostels, hotels and motel accommodation, and a number of historic places of interest to visit. Glenelg is easily accessed from the centre of Adelaide, being only 20 minutes drive away. Along with local buses, a regular tram service leaves from Victoria Square and takes you right to Glenelg beach.
In this busy town you can relax on the beach, shop in the fashionable clothes and surf stores, and eat at one of the restaurants or cafes either in the town itself, or at the Holdfast Shores Complex. Glenelg also offers loads of activities. The main street is Jetty Road, where you'll find a large majority of the shops and eating places, along with the side street delights. At the end of Jetty Road is Moseley Square, which marks the end of the tram line and the beginning of the beach.
   
SIGHTSEEING
For Interstate and Overseas participants with time to spare before or after the conference or those travelling with Partners, we recommend visits to some of the local attractions such as the Adelaide Central Markets, Jetty Road at Glenelg, Warrawong or Cleland Wildlife Sanctuaries and Mt Lofty Lookout. Worthwhile trips further away from Adelaide include Kangaroo Island as well as the Wilpena Pound and Arkaroola areas within the famous Flinders Ranges. There is also some famous wine producing regions within South Australia including the Barossa & Clare Valleys to the north of Adelaide and the McLaren Vale, Langhorne Creek, Coonawarra and Limestone Coast to the south.

Refer to the following websites for more information on guided trips and tours:

http://www.southaustralia.com

CONFERENCE SOCIAL PROGRAM



Welcome Reception
Drinks and light refreshments will be served at the Conference venue from 6pm on Wednesday 21 October. This will be ideal time to renew acquaintanceships and make some new friends who share your interests in orthopaedics.



Conference Dinner
"Life is a Beach"
The conference dinner will be held on Thursday 22 October 2009 at the Stamford Grand Hotel.

Unfortunately for late-comers , the dinner is fully booked.
The cost of the conference dinner is NO LONGER INCLUDED in the REDUCED registration fee.

For those already registered it includes a delicious three course sit down dinner and a beverage package. The conference dinner which will feature local produce and quality South Australian wines will provide a wonderful opportunity for networking and where you can gain a first hand appreciation of current trends from your colleagues.

Pre-dinner drinks will be served from 7.00pm with dinner commencing at 7.30pm.
Registration Desk
The registration desk will be located on the 1st floor of the hotel.

The desk will be be open:
Wednesday October 21 - 4pm till 6.30pm
Thursday October 22 - 8am till 5pm
Friday Octoer 23 - 8am till 4pm
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