| Arcanacon: Held yearly around July in Melbourne. Mostly roleplaying and freeforms. Has a reputation for excellent writing. |
| CanCon: An annual games convention held in Canberra on the Australia Day Weekend. |
| Conquest: Held in Melbourne every Easter. Featuring roleplaying, freeforms, miniatures, card and board games. Site includes jargon decoder, help for convention newbies and behind-the-scenes information for tournament organisers. |
| DWARFCon: Three day convention of the Dandenong Wargamers and Role-players Federation. Gaming is held in Melbourne's South Eastern Suburbs. |
| Jester-Con: Tasmania's only convention, held in Launceston. A two-and-a-half day event. Includes: guest speaker and seminar, LARP, roleplaying, tabletop or miniature games, CCGs, miniature painting competitions, story writing competition and scavenger hunt. |
| Necronomicon: Held yearly (around October) in Sydney, Australia. Specialises in darker roleplaying and freeforms, although does offer a variety of games. Home of the Short Sharp Shocks tournament. |
| NotaCon: A monthly event held in Melbourne, featuring roleplaying and other games. More informal than a regular games convention. |
| Pandemonium: Adelaide's main games convention. Mostly card games, war games and roleplaying. |
| Phenomenon 2003: Roleplaying convention to be held in Canberra. Games will include Dungeons and Dragons, Call of Cthulhu, and Pheno's showcase, the Tryptich. |
| Sydcon: Sydney's Easter games convention, featuring roleplaying, wargames and card games. |
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