MEDIA CALL 9:30AM Minister Kate Washington Opening NSW Largest Disability and NDIS Event – ICC Sydney Hall 6, Level 4

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IMMEDIATE MORNING MEDIA CALL

TODAY 9:30AM - ICC Sydney Hall 6 Inside Hall

930am - Minster Kate Washington

Official Opening to Camera at Stage to Crowd of Providers - Media Opportunity, Inside Hall 6 at Centre Stage, Level 4

9:55am Door stop Ribbon Pull Opening - Short Opening to Camera at Door of Hall 6, Level 4

Minister Kate Washington

Developing Australian Communities Co-founders Mr River Night and Mr Mike Clark

ICC Sydney CEO Geoff Donaghy

Event name: Sydney Disability Connection Expo, sponsored by Easy Healthcare

Event Details and Link https://developingauscommunities.com.au/sydney-expo-2024-visitor/

Venue Link for Address and details https://iccsydney.com.au/

Minister WILL NOT be taking Questions

Press ENTER Front Door of Hall 6, Level 4 of ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre

Set Up before 9:30am start at stage

Brief Details

NSW Largest Disability and NDIS Event for 2024

150+ Service Providers, Organisations and Advocates Exhibiting

2 days Fri 24 and Sat 25 May 2024

10am - 4pm both days

Entertainment by people with Disability at Centre stage all day both days

Contact details:

M 0401429403

E media@dacexpo.com.au

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