Conferences and courses
MDSANZ Scientific Meeting 2026
Join us at ICC Sydney from 15 – 17 May for the 2026 Movement Disorder Society of Australia and New Zealand (MDSANZ) Scientific Meeting – a key event bringing together neurologists, scientists, nurses, and allied health professionals dedicated to the care of patients with movement disorders.
We’re excited to announce that internationally acclaimed keynote speakers Dr Tanya Simuni, Dr Mandar Jog, and Prof Marie Vidailhet will be joining us to share their expertise and insights. They will be presenting alongside leading experts from across Australia and New Zealand in a dynamic program designed to inspire discussion, encourage collaboration, and advance patient care.
Registrations will open soon, at which time we will also share a program outline.
Mark the dates in your calendars – you won’t want to miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and be part of an engaging and inspiring meeting!
Hope in Motion Webinar
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Hope in Motion
Advancing Movement Disorder Research Together
A public webinar by the Movement Disorder Society of Australia and New Zealand Clinical Trials Network (MDSANZ CTN)
Date: Tuesday 21 April 2026
Time: 5:30pm AEST (Brisbane Time)
Where: Online via Zoom
About the event
Join us for our next Hope in Motion public webinar as we share the latest updates in movement disorder research across Australia and New Zealand. This session will highlight current and upcoming clinical trials, showcase innovative local research projects, and provide a platform for both established investigators and emerging researchers to present their work. Whether you are living with a movement disorder, supporting someone who is, or simply interested in research, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from the researchers driving progress.
• Updates on active and upcoming clinical trials
• Short presentations from researchers across CTN sites
• Insights into new and developing areas of research
• Opportunities to learn how patients and families can get involved
Who Should Attend
• People living with Parkinson’s disease or other movement disorders
• Family members, carers and support people
• Support groups and advocates
• Anyone interested in clinical trials and medical research
Why Attend
✔ Stay informed about research happening now
✔ Understand how research translates into real-world care
✔ Connect with the broader movement disorder community