Monday 24 June

• Registration & Ice Breaker Cocktail Function

Tuesday 25 June

• Day 1 of conference
• Raymond Dart Lecture

Wednesday 26 June

• Day 2 of conference
• Conference Dinner

Thursday 27 June

• Day 3 of conference and conference close

Detailed Programme

List of posters

Oral presentations

Each oral presentation (Powerpoint or PDF) will be 15 mins in total (12 mins + 3 mins for Q&A). Please ensure your presentation does not exceed these time limits. Projection format is 16:9.

Poster presentations

Each poster must be in A1 PORTRAIT format (594 mm width x 841 mm height).

The Asia Pacific Conference on Human Evolution (APCHE) is committed to providing an equitable, inclusive and accessible conference free of discrimination, harassment, bullying, sexual harassment, sexual assault or vilification.

All conference attendees are expected to behave respectfully and not engage in discrimination, harassment, bullying, sexual harassment, sexual assault or vilification.

Who to contact if you have a concern

The APCHE organising committee can be contacted at any time if there are any issues related to equity, inclusion, access and/or inappropriate behaviour at the conference:

Prof. Rainer Grün - Griffith University (rainer.grun@griffith.edu.au)

Dr Julien Louys - Griffith University (j.louys@griffith.edu.au)

Dr Mathieu Duval - Griffith University (m.duval@griffith.edu.au)

Dr Sally Wasef - Griffith University (s.wasef@griffith.edu.au)

Ms Holly Smith - Griffith University (holly.smith11@griffithuni.edu.au)

Mr Shaun Adams - Griffith University (s.adams@griffith.edu.au)

Prof. Zenobia Jacobs - University of Wollongong (zenobia@uow.edu.au)

Reporting issues related to Griffith visitors

Complaints against or from external visitors should be directed to the Vice President (Corporate Services) office via complaints@griffith.edu.au

Policy and procedures related to Griffith staff

Policies and procedures related to Griffith staff include, but are not limited to:

• Code of Conduct
• Staff Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Policy
• Staff Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination Policy
• Reporting and Resolution of Staff Sexual Assault, Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination Procedures

Policy and procedures related to Griffith students

Policies and procedures related to Griffith students include, but are not limited to:

• Student Charter
• Student Sexual Assault, Harassment, Bullying & Discrimination Policy
• Procedures for Reporting and Responding to Student Sexual Assault, Harassment, Bullying and Discrimination

Griffith University Security

Security services are available 24-hours on all Griffith University campuses and are handled by the Campus Support Team. If the campus Security Office is unattended, a telephone is available at the front of each office to contact the team or alternatively call 1800 800 707 (free call) anywhere on campus.

A Griffith security office is located on South Bank Campus in S03 building, in the Courtyard next to the APCHE Lecture Theatre S05_2.04 (map).

For more information about Griffith Security, go to: https://www.griffith.edu.au/security

Police may be contacted where there is suspected criminal activity.

In an emergency

In an emergency call Fire, Ambulance, and Police on 000 or 112 from a mobile.

Train or Bus

The South Bank area in Brisbane can be conveniently reached by Train or Bus. A TransLink journey planner is available here.

Go card

The easiest and cheapest way to use Brisbane public transport is with a Go card. These can be purchased at convenience stores throughout Brisbane and can be used on trains, buses, and ferries. You can pay the driver with cash on ferries and buses. Train travel requires purchasing a ticket from a ticket machine or service desk at the train station prior to embarking.

From the Airport to Brisbane City

You can take a shuttle bus or taxi from the airport. The cheapest option is the Gold Coast train line from Brisbane Domestic and International airports to the CBD. It generally costs ~$15 and takes approx. 20 mins (Network map may be found here). The conference venue is located near the South Bank train station. A journey planner may be found here.

A taxi will cost approx. $50 from the airport to Southbank, and will take about 25 minutes. They can be caught immediately outside the terminal.

Brisbane River Ferries

A great way to get a feel for Brisbane is to catch a Brisbane River Ferries. You can either catch the CityCat or the City Hopper (the City Hopper is free). Timetable and the ferry routes can be accessed here and here.

Depending on where you are staying you can catch a CityCat from Eagle Farm, past Newstead and around to the CBD and Southbank. If staying in the CBD you can catch the CityCat or the City Hopper from North Quay. The CityCat will stop at Southbank 2 Ferry Terminal. While the City Hopper will stop at Southbank Terminal 3 (see image below). Both stops are within walking distance to the conference venue. As you exit the Southbank 2 Ferry Terminal ramp, take a left and walk along the waterfront until you reach the Southbank Ferry Terminal 3. Here, take a right turn away from the waterfront, up through the hanging gardens until you see the Ship Inn Hotel. The Southbank Campus will be directly behind the Ship Inn Hotel (see the map below).

Walking options

If you are staying in the city there are two walking options. The first is to go across the Victoria Bridge and then south along the waterfront (red line on map). Or you can walk through the Botanical Gardens and take the pedestrian bridge over the Brisbane River. There is a cafe situated on the bridge where you can enjoy a coffee on the way (pink line on map).