The upcoming AFAC25 Conference & Exhibition, scheduled for 26–29 August 2025 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, marks a significant milestone in Australasia’s emergency management landscape. As the largest event of its kind in the region, AFAC25 will bring together experts from across the globe to discuss the critical issues facing first responders and emergency services. The city of Perth, known for its innovation, vibrant community spirit, and close connection to nature, provides the perfect backdrop for this important gathering.

The conference theme, “From Local to Global: Leveraging Systems, Capability, and Connection,” emphasizes the increasingly interconnected nature of modern emergency management. With global challenges such as climate change, technological disruption, and complex crises on the rise, AFAC25 underscores the necessity of strengthening local resilience while fostering global collaboration. The event will showcase how local solutions can contribute to global efforts, with an emphasis on sharing knowledge, resources, and emerging technologies to enhance preparedness, response, and recovery.

In partnership with The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and The Department of Fire and Emergency Services, AFAC25 will provide a uniquely Perth experience, infused with the city’s distinct character and approach to collaboration. The event offers professionals from various sectors — including fire, public safety, emergency response, HazMat, first responders, fire prevention, resilience, mining and critical infrastructure — a chance to engage with cutting-edge solutions and foster meaningful connections.

AFAC25 is not just a conference; it is an opportunity to explore the future of emergency management, strengthen networks, and drive innovation. Whether you represent the public or private sector, this event is an essential platform for learning and collaboration, ultimately shaping a safer, more resilient future.
Find out more at afacconference.com.au
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