AIG Victorian Minerals Round Up
Victorian Minerals Round-Up: A Comprehensive Look at Victoria’s Geoscience Sector
The AIG Victorian Minerals Round-up 2026 is set to be a highlight on the Victorian geoscience calendar, bringing together industry professionals, students, researchers, and service providers for two days of technical presentations, courses, and networking opportunities. The event will be hosted once again at the award-winning Ballarat Goods Shed Conference Centre, offering a central hub for knowledge sharing and industry engagement.
Technical Insights Across Victoria’s Minerals Sector
With 40+ technical presentations, the Victorian Minerals Round-up offered attendees a comprehensive view of exploration and mining activity across the state. Presentations covered a wide range of topics, including:
- Updates on emerging and established Victorian projects and commodities
- Insights into best practice, research, and innovative technology
- Resources and strategies required to deliver Victoria’s mineral future
- A hands-on experience with a significant core display showcasing Victorian projects
This technical geology focus makes the conference an essential event for geoscientists, explorers, students, and anyone with an interest in Victoria’s resources sector.
Networking and Professional Development
The conference also featured courses and five social events, providing attendees with a unique opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and build relationships across the Victorian geoscience community. For professionals and students alike, the Victorian Minerals Round-up offered a one-stop-shop for both knowledge and networking, combining technical content with practical engagement opportunities.
A Must-Attend for Victorian Geoscience Professionals
From technical updates to hands-on core displays, the AIG Victorian Minerals Round-up continues to set the benchmark for geoscience events in Victoria. Whether you are focused on exploration, research, or supporting services, the conference provides the insights, inspiration, and connections needed to stay at the forefront of the state’s resources industry.