Welcome to the 2026 ASA Hobart Summit Registration

We’re excited to announce that registrations are now open for the Australasian Sonographers Association 2026 Hobart Summit.

11–13 September 2026 in beautiful Hobart, Tasmania

Set against the backdrop of crisp spring air and clear skies, the Hobart Summit promises to be an unforgettable experience, where learning meets inspiration in one of Australia’s most breathtaking destinations.

Your registration includes:

• Two full days of world-class educational content
• The Pre-Summit Welcome Function on Friday evening, a chance to connect, unwind, and celebrate before the program begins
• Opportunities to network with colleagues and industry leaders from across Australasia
• A setting that combines rich culture, history, and the stunning natural beauty of Tasmania

As an ASA Hobart Summit delegate, you have access to exclusive accommodation rates at some of Hobarts best venues.
Direct links to book your preferred hotel can be found under the "Accommodation" Tab at the top of the Summit Homepage or by clicking HERE

We can’t wait to welcome you to Hobart this September for a Summit that will inspire, connect, and energise.

• All prices are in $AUD and include GST of 10%
• Full payment for registrations MUST be received to secure your place at the Conference.
• Please click HERE to see the which include the cancellation policy 

Spaces are strictly limited and with demand already building, we encourage you to secure your place early.

ASA Member Details
To qualify for ASA Member rates you must be a current Member of the ASA. 

ASA Privacy & Data Processing Collection Notice

Your personal information (including, but not limited to your name and contact details) will be collected by the Australasian Sonographers Association Ltd (ASA) in connection with this ASA event. 

This information is collected, used and disclosed in accordance with the ASA Privacy Policy. 

The ASA may use and disclose your personal information for the purposes of planning, organising and administering the event (including to allow event sponsors to message you on the event platform during the event) and facilitating your registration and participation in the event.  The ASA may share your information with third parties, such as event sponsors (unless you opt-out by ticking the relevant box below), partners and service providers, however, your information is not generally disclosed to anyone outside of Australia. 

The ASA may use and disclose your personal information for direct marketing purposes in accordance with the ASA Privacy Policy (unless you opt-out by ticking the relevant box below). 

The ASA Privacy Policy contains information about how you may access, and request correction of your personal information held by the ASA or make a complaint about the handling of your personal information and provides information about how a complaint will be dealt with by the ASA. 

If you do not wish to provide your personal information, you will not be able to participate in this event.

ASA Privacy & Data Processing Collection Notice

Your personal information (including, but not limited to your name and contact details) will be collected by the Australasian Sonographers Association Ltd (ASA) in connection with this ASA event. 

This information is collected, used and disclosed in accordance with the ASA Privacy Policy. 

The ASA may use and disclose your personal information for the purposes of planning, organising and administering the event (including to allow event sponsors to message you on the event platform during the event) and facilitating your registration and participation in the event.  The ASA may share your information with third parties, such as event sponsors (unless you opt-out by ticking the relevant box below), partners and service providers, however, your information is not generally disclosed to anyone outside of Australia. 

The ASA may use and disclose your personal information for direct marketing purposes in accordance with the ASA Privacy Policy (unless you opt-out by ticking the relevant box below). 

The ASA Privacy Policy contains information about how you may access, and request correction of your personal information held by the ASA or make a complaint about the handling of your personal information and provides information about how a complaint will be dealt with by the ASA. 

If you do not wish to provide your personal information, you will not be able to participate in this event.

Please note that the Cardiac Program of the 2026 Hobart Summit will be dependent on reaching minimum registration numbers to proceed.

We recommend holding off on making any airline travel bookings at this stage.

We anticipate having further clarity regarding the confirmation of this component of the program by April 2026 and will, of course, communicate any updates or changes as soon as they become available.

Please note that the Cardiac Program of the 2026 Hobart Summit will be dependent on reaching minimum registration numbers to proceed.

We recommend holding off on making any airline travel bookings at this stage.

We anticipate having further clarity regarding the confirmation of this component of the program by April 2026 and will, of course, communicate any updates or changes as soon as they become available.

Begin your Summit journey a little earlier and treat yourself to a full day of Tasmanian discovery.

Friday’s offsite experiences are designed to be relaxed, welcoming, and wonderfully memorable, the perfect way to connect with fellow delegates before the main event.

Two beautiful options await:

• Derwent Valley Discovery – A gentle blend of culture, history, and indulgent local flavours.

• Huon Valley Flavours – A taste of Tasmania’s orchards and vineyards, with the option to meander through serene gardens.

Both itineraries capture Tasmania’s charm, its flavours, scenery, and warm hospitality, while making it effortless to enjoy as part of a group.

 Tickets are limited, so reserve your place and let Friday be the start of something special.

Option 1: Delicious Derwent Valley + MONA

Time: 9:30am – 4:30 / 5pm

Capacity: 50 participants

Price: $198 + GST per person

Headline Activities & Inclusions

● Coach transfers from Hobart

● Hosted guiding throughout the day

● One-hour guided garden tour at The Agrarian Kitchen

● Tastings in the cooking classroom kitchen

● Seasonal Kiosk lunch (a savoury with garden salad + glass of Tasmanian wine)

● Leisurely afternoon visit to MONA (Museum of Old and New Art)

The Agrarian Kitchen – A Taste of Place Nestled in the historic town of New Norfolk, The Agrarian Kitchen is a true celebration of paddock-to-plate dining. Founded on the principles of sustainability and seasonality, this award-winning destination brings guests into direct connection with the soil, the garden, and the kitchen. Delegates will enjoy an immersive one-hour guided garden tour , exploring abundant vegetable beds, heritage orchards, and glasshouses alive with seasonal produce. The journey continues inside the original cooking school kitchen , where guests will sample tastings that showcase the Agrarian philosophy of simple, honest flavours drawn straight from the earth. The experience culminates with a seasonal lunch from the Kiosk menu —a freshly prepared savoury paired with garden salad and a glass of Tasmanian wine—enjoyed in the serene surrounds of this much-loved culinary haven. A visit to The Agrarian Kitchen is not just a meal; it’s a celebration of Tasmanian provenance, community, and the joy of sharing food where it grows.

MONA – Museum of Old and New Art Perched dramatically on the River Derwent, MONA is Australia’s largest—and most provocative—private museum. Founded by David Walsh, MONA is famed for its daring and immersive collection that ranges from ancient artifacts to cutting-edge contemporary works. A visit here is more than an art gallery tour—it’s an experience of surprise, wonder, and conversation . From its subterranean architecture carved into sandstone cliffs to its ever-changing exhibitions, quirky lounges, and riverside lawns, MONA invites guests to explore art in unexpected ways. It is at once bold, playful, and deeply thought-provoking , making it one of Tasmania’s most unmissable cultural attractions.

Option 2: Huon Valley Apple + Wine Delight (+ Optional Gardens Stroll)

Time: 10:30am – 3:30pm (standard)

Extended Option: Return by 5:00pm with a stroll through the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Capacity: 50 participants Price: $165 + GST per person

Headline Activities & Inclusions

● Coach transfers from Hobart

● Hosted guiding throughout the day

● Guided Cider tasting paddle at Willie Smith’s Apple Shed

● Seasonal grazing feast and signature apple pie lunch.

● Guided wine tasting at Home Hill Winery, one of Tasmania’s premier cool-climate vineyards

● Optional post-lunch stroll at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens 

Willie Smith’s Apple Shed – Heritage and Flavour Set in a rustic barn surrounded by orchards, Willie Smith’s Apple Shed is the beating heart of Tasmania’s Huon Valley. A living museum of the island’s rich apple heritage, the Shed combines history with craft cider innovation. Delegates will enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour exploring the Apple Museum and cider works, before savouring a tasting paddle of award-winning organic ciders . Lunch is a seasonal grazing feast , brimming with the valley’s finest produce, and no visit would be complete without their famous apple pie , a dessert that embodies Tasmanian comfort and tradition. At Willie Smith’s, the story of the “Apple Isle” comes alive through flavour, history, and hospitality.

   

Home Hill Winery – Cool Climate Excellence Nestled in the rolling hills of Ranelagh, Home Hill Winery is an award-winning vineyard celebrated for producing some of Australia’s finest cool-climate wines. Guests will be welcomed for a guided tasting of premium wines , including their internationally acclaimed Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and sparkling. With stunning vineyard vistas and warm Tasmanian hospitality, Home Hill offers an elegant finale to a day steeped in flavour and discovery. It’s a chance to indulge in the very best of Tasmanian winemaking in one of the state’s most picturesque settings.

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens – A Scenic Finale (Optional) For groups wishing to extend their day, the experience can conclude with a leisurely stroll through the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens . Established in 1818, these gardens are among Australia’s oldest and most beautiful, home to rare plant collections, sweeping lawns, and tranquil riverside views. This gentle 90-minute walk provides a perfect counterpoint to the day’s indulgence—time to relax, reflect, and soak up one of Hobart’s most cherished natural treasures.