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We are delighted to invite you to attend ASURA Hobart 2025, the premier regional anaesthesia conference in Australasia. Scheduled from March 13th to 15th, 2025, at the Grand Chancellor Hotel Hobart, Tasmania.  ASURA 2025 promises an enriching and engaging experience for all delegates.

Join over 400 of your peers at this prestigious event, which features a dynamic program including plenary talks, masterclasses, intimate group discussions and numerous workshops. Enhance your knowledge and skills with insights from three international and national keynote speakers who will present the latest advancements in regional anaesthesia research, practice, and education.

In addition to the conference, explore the city of Hobart with its charming cobbled streets at Salamanca Place and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of the renowned Salamanca Market, where local artisans, gourmet food stalls, and live music converge every Saturday. Delve into Hobart’s rich history and culture through visits to the Port Arthur Historic Site and the cutting-edge MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). Hobart also offers a plethora of activities for outdoor enthusiasts – why not do a walk up to kunanyi / Mt Wellington, explore further afield to Bruny Island or venture to the east coast and discover Wineglass Bay?

We look forward to welcoming you to ASURA 2025 in March and are excited about the opportunity to share this exceptional event with you.

Committee

Dr Katrina Webster – Convenor

Dr Jana Vitesnikova – Scientific Convenor

Dr Pravin Dahal – Workshop Coordinator

Dr Ranjita Sharma – Committee Member

Dr Alice Mulcahy – Committee Member

Acknowledgment of Country

We acknowledge and pay our respects to the Nipaluna people, the traditional owners of the Hobart region where ASURA2025 will be hosted.  The Nipaluna people have a deep, spiritual connection to the land and are responsible for ensuring it is respected by all that use it.

We commit to respecting the land, people and culture of the Nipaluna Nation during the conference, and at all times.

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