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Weather Melbourne does have a reputation for variable weather - it can reach freezing point on a winter's night and climb to over 40°C/104°F during a summer heat wave, and there can be a 20 degrees difference in just one day. So its not uncommon to have four seasons in one day! Fortunately, most of the time the weather does follow a pattern. The best advice is to consider 'layering' when visiting Melbourne - choose clothing to suit the range of average temperatures below, but allow for the odd day beyond these averages
| °C | °F | |
| September - November | 9 - 22 | 48 - 68 |
| December-February | 15 - 35 | 60 - 95 |
| March - May | 10 - 25 | 50 - 77 |
| June - August | 7 - 15 | 44 - 60 |
This chart of minimum & maximum average temperatures is a guide only
Victoria Melbourne is the capital city of the state of victoria, which offers an even greater array of wonderful experiences! If you have the time before or after your business commitments, venture beyond the city - see stimulating possibilities at www.visitvictoria.com
The great ocean road with spectacular views of ocean bordered by rugged natural bushland, the 12 apostles (impressive rock formations rising out of the sea), the fairy penguin parade at Phillip Island and the endless white sandy beaches, untouched flora and fauna of Wilsons Promontory are just a few of the amazing attractions Victoria has to offer.
For more ideas and to plan your travel visit www.visitvictoria.com
Australia Australia is a land of spectacular scenery, amazing wildlife and exciting adventures. Whether its our long white sandy beaches, the vibrant colours of the red centre, the calming, beautiful natural bushland, or Sydney's iconic Opera House and Harbour bridge, there's so much to attract excite and entice. If you travel from across the world, don't miss an opportunity to see something of this vast continent. Want to relax in the tropics, walk around Uluru (Ayers Rock), self-drive around vineyards or go snorkelling?
Australia is a huge country with many fascinating destinations so choosing can be difficult. Help can be found at the Tourism Australia website www.australia.com Insurance Insurance of any kind is NOT included in registration fees - it is advised that delegates take out appropriate health and travel insurances prior to travelling. The Margins to Mainstream committee and the conference office do not take any responsibility for delegates failing to insure.
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