Held at Bond Uni, the event will be over 2 days and host 2 streams of speakers from around the world and Australia as well as a happiness bar to offer help with any of for all you WordPress.

Clare (@webbyclare) and I (@findingsimple) will be wandering around for both days so feel free to grab us and say Hi!

The location was perfect, there were lots of like minded people doing similar work in the web design space, the food was delicious, the free wifi was flawless and everyone received a funky free t-shirt upon arrival!

Matt’s presentation was easily the highlight of the conference, closely followed by presentations by

• Dan Milward who spoke about experiences with the WP-eCommerce plugin;
• Jane Wells who spoke about the upcoming version 2.7 release of WordPress (we’ll be doing free upgrades for all existing clients when it comes out!);
• Sam Bauers who spoke about his pet project “Prolouge Projects” – a great looking theme which lets teams of people collaborate and track tasks easily;
• Jeff Waugh who spoke about his love of WordPress and his work on Crikey!; and
• Alister Cameron who stirred up bit of a debate on licensing and the GPL.

In a nutshell – it was great to see so much love for and enthusiasm for the ongoing development of WordPress – it can only mean great things for WordPress and WordPress Community.

It looks like there are going to be some really interesting presentations about new media, blogging and better business using WordPress. Matt Mullenweg – the founder of WordPress – is even going to be giving the key note presentation!

We’ll be posting more about the conference over the next few days. In the meantime – you can check out the live video stream or follow the twitter.