The Australian Community Transport Association (ACTA) proudly presents the National Community Transport Conference 2025, a must-attend event for professionals, advocates, and leaders committed to shaping the future of accessible and inclusive transport in Australia.

This year’s theme, “Innovating Together – Building Community Transport,” reflects the sector’s momentum as it adapts to significant reforms, including the new Aged Care Act and the Australian Disability Strategy.

Join us at the stunning Sea World Conference Centre on the Gold Coast for two days of collaboration, thought leadership, and practical insight into the future of community transport.

Keynote Speakers & Highlights:

• Patricia Sparrow, CEO, COTA Australia – The policy and politics of the new Aged Care Act

• Assoc. Prof. Akshay Vij, University of South Australia – National Variable Pricing Study findings

• Rachael Leahcar, Singer and The Voice finalist – Powerful advocacy from lived experience

• Jane Anderson – Branding and marketing strategies for transport providers on a budget

• Professor Michael Pervan, CEO, IHACPA – What’s next for transport pricing

• Jodi Cassar PSM – Implementation of the Australian Disability Strategy

Why Attend?

• Get the latest updates on aged care and disability reform

• Hear directly from sector leaders and lived experience advocates

• Explore tools, trends, and tech transforming community transport

• Connect with peers, policymakers, and innovators

• Collaborate on a shared vision for a more inclusive transport future

The Sector at a Glance

• 237,500+ people rely on community transport for independence and inclusion

• 8,000 volunteers and 2,200 paid staff deliver over 95 million km of transport each year

• Community transport ensures access to health, connection, and dignity

Event Details

When: 20–21 August 2025

Where: Sea World Conference Centre, Seaworld Dr, Main Beach, QLD

Hosted by: Australian Community Transport Association (ACTA)

Register & learn more

Be part of the movement building the future of community transport.