Tuesday 6 October 2026 | 9.00 am to 10.30am AEDT | Online Australia is at a pivotal point in genomics and precision health — and the window to shape what comes next is open now. The forthcoming national health genomics policy framework and the Australian Government’s $200 million Precision Health Research Program are creating real momentum. The question is how to ensure these investments translate into lasting infrastructure, implementation at scale, and a stronger case for continued investment in Australia. Join InGeNA and AWS for a discussion with Dr Ankit Malhotra, Head of Genomics and Precision Medicine, AWS Healthcare and Life Sciences, Dr Natalie Thorne from Genomical and Professor Bernie Pope from Australian BioCommons. The webinar will examine how Australia can connect and scale its existing capabilities across research, clinical care and clinical trials. It will consider data and digital infrastructure, clinical workflows, interoperability, sustainable stewardship, workforce and the international lessons most relevant to Australia’s federated health system. Held immediately ahead of Professor Dame Sue Hill’s Australian visit, the webinar will begin an important conversation about the practical foundations Australia needs to deliver precision health at meaningful scale. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/building-australias-precision-health-infrastructure-tickets-1999977625917
Building Australia’s Precision Health Infrastructure
