2026 Toastmasters Northern Division Conference
at CQU Campus Ooralea
Saturday, 7 February 2026 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time) + Add to calendar07/02/2026 09:0007/02/2026 17:00Australia/Brisbane2026 Toastmasters Northern Division Conference2026 Toastmasters Northern Division Conference
Saturday, 7 February 2026 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (E. Australia Standard Time)
Organiser
Megan Dillon
ndconferencebookings-3283@toastmastersclubs.org
Address
CQU Campus Ooralea
151-171 Boundary Road
Ooralea
4740 Australia
Event web page: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/izyvnCQU Campus Ooralea
151-171 Boundary Road
Ooralea 4740
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A Day to Learn, Lead, and Be Inspired
The Toastmasters Northern Division Conference is back—and this year, it’s landing in Mackay at the vibrant CQUniversity Ooralea campus. Whether you're a seasoned speaker, a club officer, or a local looking to build confidence and communication skills, this full-day event offers something for everyone.
Whether you're a Toastmasters member or a local curious about public speaking and leadership, anyone ready to connect, learn, and be inspired is welcome to attend.
What’s Included
- Full-day conference program
- Speech contests
- Educational session with Nikki Townley
- Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea
- Networking opportunities with Toastmasters and guests
Speech Contests
Witness the region’s top Toastmasters compete in high-stakes speech contests that showcase the art of public speaking at its finest. From compelling prepared speeches to quick-thinking impromptu responses, these contests highlight the courage, creativity, and charisma of our members.
- International Speech Contest
- Humorous Speech Contest
- Evaluation Contests
- Impromptu Speaking Contest
Cheer on your club representatives, learn from their delivery, and be inspired by the diverse voices that make our Division strong.
Educational Spotlight: Earl Neilsen
Author of Barrarina | Trudy Crowley Foundation Ambassador | Entertainer
Earl Neilsen is a storyteller, entertainer, and community advocate from the Pioneer Valley, west of Mackay. Best known as children’s entertainer Bumkin and author of Barrarina, Earl has spent more than two decades inspiring audiences through music, performance, and storytelling. Having overcome cancer, he now shares his journey with groups across Queensland, encouraging resilience, creativity, and the courage to be yourself.
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Organiser Information
Megan Dillon
Northern Division Toastmasters