

Register to attend the Australian Legal Convention 2027 in Canberra and be part of the discussions shaping the future of Australia's justice system.
The Convention brings together members of the judiciary, tribunal members, legal practitioners, academics, policy makers and emerging legal professionals from across Australia for four days of thought leadership, debate and collaboration.
What's included in your registration? Your Convention registration provides access to:
✓ All Convention sessions and keynote presentations
✓ Panel discussions, plenary sessions, and workshops
✓ Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea throughout the Convention
✓ Delegate materials, event resources, and access to the event app
✓ Opportunities to connect with leaders and practitioners from across Australia's justice system
✓ Access to selected post-event materials (where available)
Please note that social functions are not a standard inclusion and require additional selection during registration.
Available to all delegates attending the Convention.
Available to Community Legal Centre practitioners, Legal Aid practitioners, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Legal Services representatives, academics, and law students.
Please note, supporting information may be requested during registration to confirm eligibility.
Available for the first 100 delegates in each category
or until Sunday, 31 January 2027
Available until Wednesday, 30 June 2027
Registrations received on or after Thursday, 1 July 2027
The Convention includes a range of opportunities to connect with colleagues and peers outside the formal program.
Complimentary | Limited places available
Join us for the official opening reception and connect with fellow delegates at the commencement of the Convention.
Ticketed event
The Convention Dinner is the premier social event of the Convention and provides an opportunity to continue conversations and connect with colleagues, speakers and guests in a more informal setting.
Join members of Australia's justice system at the Australian Legal Convention 2027 in Canberra.
Please read the important information below prior to finalising your registration.
You can access a full copy of the Law Council's event terms and conditions.
Your completed registration and successful payment will be acknowledged via email with confirmation of your requirements according to your registration form.
Each delegate will receive a name badge when they arrive at the registration desk onsite. The badge will be your official pass to obtain entry to all sessions and social functions. You are responsible for having your badge with you at all times and it must be clearly visible to obtain entry to the workshop sessions and additional functions.
Credit/debit card
Accepted credit/debit cards are Visa, MasterCard and American Express. Credit/debit card transaction fees will be paid by the registrant in addition to the above registration fees.
Other payment options
Alternative payment method is electronic fund transfer. Please choose payment via invoice while processing your registration. Please contact the Law Council of Australia via email at events@lawcouncil.au for any questions.
If a registered attendee cancels or does not attend the LCA event other than for a reason that relates to the non-excludable consumer obligations, for example where the registered attendee cancels or does not attend due to a change in the registered attendee's own circumstances, the following policy applies;
Cancellations must be notified in writing to events@lawcouncil.au
Any representations made by the LCA, or information provided by the LCA in respect of an event is current and accurate to best of the LCA’s knowledge, at the time that the representation is made, or information provided. To the extent permitted by law, including the Australian Consumer Law, the LCA does not make any representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of the information.
Although every effort will be made to keep presentations as represented, the LCA reserves the right to make any reasonably necessary changes to the program, including:
In the event that an LCA event is altered, changed or delayed, the LCA will contact registered attendees prior to the event date to notify them of the changes.
It is the responsibility of the individual member to determine whether CPD points can be earned for an attendance of an
event hosted by the sections of the LCA, as the mandatory CPD requirements vary between each State and Territory. Please refer to your relevant State and Territory Law Society in advance of the event for further information.