George Hicks Building (western end)

The brand new western end of the George Hicks Building is a great space to inspire and generate creativity. It contains three separate rooms which can be combined into a larger space, and is ideal for lectures, meetings or workshops.

The rooms are well appointed for evening and daytime meetings, with two hour free parking readily available outside the front door on Royal Parade. A fully-functioning Café is also onsite, and can be opened for your function with prior notice.

• Air conditioning and heating
• Disabled access
• Access to the Bobeff Café
• Private and ambulant toilets
• Whiteboards in every room
• Data projectors in rooms in the western end
• Wireless internet connection.

Meeting Room 1

Meeting Room 2

Meeting Room 3

Two of Meeting Rooms 1,2 or 3

Meeting Rooms 1, 2 and 3 combined

George Hicks Building (eastern end)

A spacious two storied Edwardian house forms the eastern end of the George Hicks Building and acts as a self-contained function centre, featuring one large and three small meeting rooms

Collectively or independently the rooms are well appointed for evening and daytime meetings, with two hour free parking readily available outside the front door on Royal Parade. A fully-functioning Café is also onsite, and can be opened for your function with prior notice.

• Air conditioning and heating
• Disabled access
• Access to the Bobeff Café
• Private toilets
• Whiteboards in every room
• Wireless internet connection.

Meeting Room 4

Meeting Room 5

Meeting Room 6

Meeting Room 7

Dimmick Dining Hall

The Dimmick Dining Hall is an ideal venue for large dinners and events. This space can be sectioned off into two large rooms, one for dining and the other for conferencing or workshops. The high ceilings are emblazoned with the flags of many nations, creating a unique multi-cultural environment to compliment your event.

• Extensive sound system
• Opens onto to several garden courtyards
• Stage with high table available
• Wireless internet connection
• Limited availability during semester periods.

Junior Common Room

This light and spacious room with tall floor to ceiling windows has an adjoining annex for catering and is a diverse space for meetings and functions. The room opens onto to a spacious courtyard, creating the perfect space for catering breaks and a bit of fresh air.

• Air conditioning and heating
• Sound and AV systems available
• Wireless internet connection
• Limited availability during semester periods.

Royce Abbey Room

Located on the second floor of the historic Hilda Stevenson Building, this boardroom can accommodate up to twenty four attendees. Named after the distinguished Rotarian, this room houses many intriguing items which reflect Royce Abbey's esteemed international recognition.

• Telephone conferencing available
• Cosy gas fireplace, conventional heating and fans
• Wireless internet connection
• Access by stairs.

Mavis Jackson Room

Located on the ground floor of the historic Hilda Stevenson Building, this room is ideal for small dinner parties, meetings and presentations. The numerous windows look out into the Oak Tree Courtyard, which can be utilised as a breakout space.

• In-built audio visual equipment (HDMI & RGB compatible)
• Heating and air-conditioning
• Wireless internet connection
• Access to private courtyard.

Constance Duncan Room

Perfect for smaller groups and working lunch meetings. Located on the ground floor, it is the perfect space for a secluded meeting or interview session.

• Heating
• Wireless internet connection
• Wheelchair access.

Frank Larkins Room

With ample natural light, this classroom is the perfect space for meetings and training presentations.

• Built in whiteboard
• Wireless internet connection
• Heating
• Access by stairs