
Conference Program
The program will be updated as details are confirmed. ​​​​​​​​​
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The draft conference program is outlined below.
​Further program details can be accessed by clicking the button below. ​​​​
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​A downloadable and printable PDF program will be made available a few days before the Conference.
You can also view details about our Keynote Speakers on our dedicated page.
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Please note all times are AEST (Hobart time).
Please note this program is subject to change; details will be updated as they are confirmed.
TUESDAY 5 MAY 2026
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Opening Plenary - Acting for the long game: Prevention that lasts
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Welcome to Country
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Conference Welcome: Prof. Caroline Miller, President, PHAA
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Opening Address
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Opening Statement
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Morning Tea
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Concurrent Sessions 1A-1E
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1A - Building sustainable systems and Investment Models
1B - Economic Value of Prevention
1C - Mental Health and Wellbeing Value of Prevention
1D - Food & Policy - Building Sustainable Systems
1E - Prevention and Cessation Programs ​
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Lunch
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Plenary 2 - Centring Prevention in People, Culture and Connection
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Prof. Ray Lovett
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Afternoon Tea
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Concurrent Session 2A-2E
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2A - Co-Designing for Centring People, Culture and Connection
2B - Education and Communication for Prevention
2C - Tobacco, Vaping - Centring People, Culture and Connection
2D - Leveraging Technology for Prevention
2E - Diet + Alcohol - Centring People and Culture & Translating Evidence ​
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WEDNESDAY 6 MAY 2026
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Plenary 3 - Navigating the Commercial Determinants of Health
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Ms. Monika Kosinska
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Morning Tea
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Concurrent Session 3A-3E
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3A - Tobacco + Alcohol - Commercial Determinants
3B - Diet - Commercial Determinants
3C - Screening Practice and Needs - Centring People and Culture & Translating Evidence
3D - Prevention programs - Translating evidence into action
3E - Infant and child health ​
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Lunch
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Workshops
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Afternoon Tea
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Concurrent Session 4A-4E
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4A - Commercial Determinants of Health - Nutrition and Alcohol
4B - Nutrition - Translating evidence and centring people
4C - Cancer Prevention and Screening and Early Onset Cancers
4D - Community and place-based approaches
4E - Alcohol & other drugs; Priority Community needs, programs and digital solutions​
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Optional, ticketed function: Conference Dinner
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THURSDAY 7 MAY 2026
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Concurrent Session 5A-5E
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5A - Tobacco/vaping prevention and cessation
5B - Building Sustainable Systems
5C - Preventive health - sun safety, workplace, climate health
5D - Inclusive and other approaches to health
5E - Conversation Starters ​
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Morning Tea
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Lunch
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Closing Plenary - Leveraging Technology for Personalised and Sustainable Prevention
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Closing Remarks: Adj. Prof. Terry Slevin, PHAA
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Please note these draft program details are subject to change.
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