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Sunday Indoor Football

Sunday Indoor Football

Sat, Nov 21, 11:45 PM
From Sunday Indoor Football
4.9

Friendly game of five a side indoor football (soccer). Indoor trainers/boots. No studs. Played on timber floor. Bibs will be supplied. Game Rules: Kick ins from the side. Goal keeper must throw the ball out when the ball goes behind. No slide tackles. After each goal a spot kick is taken and the opposing team must stand behind the white line (you'll understand when you get there). Keeper rotates every 6 minutes. If you need to pull out of the game for any reason, please RSVP no and then message the event so that another can potentially fill your spot. Please note that you should do this at least 48 hours (the sooner the better) before the game to allow the chance for someone to take your spot. If we are unable to fill the spot then I will not be able to refund you. Thank you.

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Book Review Group - November 2026

Book Review Group - November 2026

Thu, Nov 19, 8:00 AM
From The Melbourne Sci-Fi & Fantasy Meetup Group
4.7

Hi all, Welcome to our November book club, the last one for the year!! We are a friendly group of avid readers that enjoy a variety of books and great conversation, over a meal. New members are welcome, but spaces are limited. The books for Thursday 19 November 2026 are: **Science Fiction** If We Cannot Go at the Speed of Light by Kim Cho-yeop (translated by Anton Hur) [If We Cannot Go at the Speed of Light by Kim Cho-yeop | Goodreads](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/233182349-if-we-cannot-go-at-the-speed-of-light) **Fantasy** The Dungeon Book by Gareth Hanrahan [The Dungeon Book by Gareth Hanrahan | Goodreads](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/244670911-the-dungeon-book) **Urban Fantasy** The Weirdstone of Brisingamen by Alan Garner [The Weirdstone of Brisingamen (Tales of Alderley, #1) by Alan Garner | Goodreads](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/694997.The_Weirdstone_of_Brisingamen) Our next book club in January is our Australian Author Month, so please bring along your Australian Author suggestions. You don't have to read all the books. However, the more you read, the more robust the conversation will be with multiple people discussing each book. Don't forget to bring along some Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Urban Fantasy suggestions for the following meet-up! If you would like to see all the books (excluding bonus books) that we have read before, click [here](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1K96OI_w3AIBzkDVWXenQNc6mYbZ2cMvfRnzVehkp9Bo/edit#gid=0) to have a look. Since there are so many authors out there, we try not to repeat authors, however, I am relaxing this slightly moving forward. If you are new(ish) to the group, check out the back catalogue for some inspiration if you are stuck for something to read. Numbers are limited. If you can’t make it, please change your RSVP to a NO as a courtesy to the organiser and to let any wait-listed people into the meet-up. If you have time, stay back for a social catch up with your fellow book club members (or arrive early to chat prior to the meeting). Of course, you can go as soon as the book club finishes, but if you have time, then this is a great opportunity to find out all the news and what books people have been reading over the last couple of months. Happy Reading!!! 🤓😊

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Melbourne AWS User Group #165 - November 2026

Melbourne AWS User Group #165 - November 2026

Wed, Nov 25, 7:00 AM
From Melbourne AWS User Group
4.6

🎉 **Melbourne AWS User Group – November Meetup #165** 🎉 📅 Wednesday, 25 November 📍 NAB Events Hub, Ground Floor, 395 Bourke Street, Melbourne ⏰ Food at 6:00 pm, talks from 6:30 pm AEDT We’re back to our regular format for our final meetup of 2026! Join us for What’s New in AWS and two talks on putting generative AI to work. Aidan Grace will share what he’s learned deploying AI in organisations where security comes first. Meiyappan Chidambaram will run one question three ways to show how hybrid search and semantic caching work together in a RAG system on AWS. A huge thank you to our sponsors 🥇 Mantel Group (Gold), 🥈 Cevo (Silver) and 🏛 NAB (Venue). Can’t make it in person? [Watch the livestream on YouTube](https://melb.awsug.org.au/live). *** 🗓️ **Agenda** * **6:00 pm** – Food & Socialising * **6:30 pm** – Introductions * **6:40 pm** – What’s New in AWS * **6:55 pm** – The Kingdom That Switched On the Magic (Level 200) with Aidan Grace * **7:25 pm** – Advanced RAG at Scale (Level 300) with Meiyappan Chidambaram * **7:55 pm** – Marketplace (Who’s Hiring) * **8:00 pm** – Networking + Close *** 🎤 **Talk Details** **The Kingdom That Switched On the Magic: Lessons from Deploying AI Where Security Comes First** Aidan Grace, Head of Applied AI at Cloudscaler · Level 200 The kingdom of Orgalot wants AI switched on by Tuesday. A patient Tortoise has a different timetable, starting with governance, then enablement, then getting AI into production. From there, Aidan shares five lessons from deploying generative AI with Amazon Bedrock at the UK Health Security Agency and other UK organisations. He’ll cover why the data swamp can wait, what to measure instead of headcount savings, and how to build guardrails people will actually use. He’ll finish with a look at how Cloudscaler tracks AI usage, value and cost to answer the King’s question. Is the Magic working? *** **Advanced RAG at Scale: Hybrid Search and Semantic Caching on AWS** Meiyappan Chidambaram, Senior Cloud Consultant at Cevo Australia · Level 300 Watch one question run three ways through a RAG system built on Amazon Bedrock, OpenSearch Serverless and MemoryDB. 1. A new question misses the cache and runs the full pipeline, from query rewriting and hybrid BM25 and vector retrieval through rank fusion and reranking to a cited answer. 2. A paraphrase hits the semantic cache and returns in milliseconds without a model call. 3. The same question with a different metadata filter deliberately misses the cache, showing how filters control when an answer can be reused. *** 🙌 **Want to speak at a future meetup?** We’re always looking for new speakers. If there’s something you’d like to share, come have a chat on the night or [get in touch through our website](https://melb.awsug.org.au/speak/). See you at NAB for one last meetup before the break!

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Melbourne Sci-Fi/Fantasy Social Catch-up

Melbourne Sci-Fi/Fantasy Social Catch-up

Sun, Nov 22, 2:00 AM
From The Melbourne Sci-Fi & Fantasy Meetup Group
4.7

Hi all! Welcome to the Melbourne Sci-Fi/Fantasy Social Catch-up. Come along and talk to like-minded people and catch up on all the things you love about this genre. Be it the latest movies, TV shows, or a book you love; or maybe, you have played this fabulous board or computer game that you just want to share with others. Geeky t-shirts or quirky badges welcome! What a great chance to chat with new people or old friends about so many diverse topics. You never know, you might find a whole new sub-genre to delve into. New and old members are welcome to attend. Food and drink will be available for purchase at the tavern. If your plans change (even if it is at the last moment), please change your RSVP to a NO, so your event host knows who to expect on the day and so I can manage the booking at the Mitre Tavern! See you soon 🤓🤓🤓🤓

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DUPR Sunday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central *Read description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

DUPR Sunday Pickleball @ Melbourne Central *Read description* RMIT PKBL CLUB

Sat, Nov 21, 10:00 PM
From RMIT Pickleball Club @ Melbourne CBD
4.8

🥒🎾 Social Pickleball DUPR Round Robin – All Levels Welcome! 🥒🎾 🏆 Top 3 players win a PRIZE plus a FREE session at any future RMIT Pickleball DUPR event! 📢 Instagram: @rmit_pickleball 📢 WhatsApp: RMIT Pickleball Club 🏓 Paddles and balls provided! Join us for a social yet competitive pickleball session with DUPR-rated matches. Meet new players, enjoy great games, and build your DUPR rating in a fun round robin format. 👥 Who is it for? * Members of the public and RMIT students * Social and competitive players looking for rated games * Intermediate and advanced players * New DUPR players are welcome if they are comfortable with pickleball rules, scoring, and gameplay 🔄 Format * DUPR round robin format * Partners and opponents will rotate throughout the session * Pairings are generated based on results from previous rounds * No fixed partners for the session * All match results will be submitted to DUPR ✅ How to join? 1. Become a club member at the RMIT Store (one-off payment) 2. RSVP on Meetup to join the session 3. Once marked as “Going”, pay for the session: * Payment link will be posted in the Meetup comments section 1–3 days before the event * Use your RMIT Store account with an active club membership If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP to “Not Going”. ⏳ Priority on Waitlist 1. Clear Meetup profile with your name and photo 2. RMIT students 3. Regular attendees 📅 On the day * New players, please introduce yourself to the host * Have your Pickleheads app and DUPR account ready before the session * A Pickleheads group invite will be provided on the day for match assignments and score entry * If you have not joined Pickleheads or created a DUPR account yet, please arrive a little earlier and we can help you get set up before play begins * Have your emailed ticket receipt ready, as it may be checked on the day 🔄 Cancellations and Refunds * No refunds for change of mind, non-attendance, or no-shows * Refunds are only provided if the event is cancelled (e.g. weather or court availability) * Credit for a future session may be offered by agreement if an event is cancelled * Only pay using the payment link shared in Meetup comments. Using old payment links is at your own risk. Whether you’re new to pickleball or a regular player, this is a great way to get some games in and connect with the community. Come solo or bring a friend — everyone is welcome! 👉 Spots are limited, so RSVP early! 👈

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Play 3-Sided Soccer at Albert Park - mixed - social - all levels - all fitness

Play 3-Sided Soccer at Albert Park - mixed - social - all levels - all fitness

Sat, Nov 21, 10:00 PM
From Melbourne 3-Sided Soccer - Mixed play, all levels, Sundays
4.9

3 Teams. 3 Goals. Hexagonal Pitch. A game of alliance and betrayal in equal measure. We are looking for new players and returning players alike to come play a match. Players of any ability, fitness level or background are welcomed - the game is intended to be fun for a Sunday morning rather than super competitive. If you've never played before, that's okay - the rules are as simple as this: * There's no offside - roam where you will * Defend your goal at all costs * No hands (this is soccer-style football after all) Come down for 9:00am, we make some balanced teams and warm up for the match starting at 9:15. Three thirds are played of 25 minutes each so we're usually done by about 11:00am. All fitness and soccer skill levels more than welcome and encouraged! A note regarding junior players: We very much enjoy and encourage junior players to come along and play however please be aware of the following: * As most attendees are adults, all players must be a minimum of 1.5m tall and 13 years of age. Soccer may have incidental contact when contesting a ball, and we would hate for someone small to be injured as a result of running into someone larger than them. * Any players under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a playing parent or guardian. How to find us - We meet on the astroturf pitch near the Baselball and Hockey clubs in Albert Park. The main location we use is called "Dorothy Coleman Field". If we aren't there then there may be a couple of other locations, [as noted on this dynamic map](https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1JdDwV4AOV5e-xP5d56m16-eu29GlnZQ&usp=sharing) \- generally we will follow in number order\.

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You can search for local football meetups in Melbourne via Meetup. Use the search feature to enter 'fantasy football' and set your location to Melbourne for available events.

Yes, you can join fantasy football groups in Melbourne on Meetup. Browse groups focused on this activity, and connect with fellow enthusiasts for strategy tips and leagues.

Fantasy football is a game where participants create imaginary teams using real players. Meetups in Melbourne can help you enhance strategy and engage in compositions.

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