Senior leaders debate what it actually takes to govern and fund border capability at national-asset scale.
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A frontline look at how Home Affairs is scaling traveller and cargo processing without compromising security.
Step away from the sessions to reconnect with peers, reflect on key insights from the morning, and continue focused discussions with border, customs, and national security colleagues. The Demo Zone is open during this break, providing an opportunity to explore emerging capabilities and technologies while deepening conversations around border priorities and operational challenges.
How biosecurity and trade authorities are screening rising cargo volumes without slowing legitimate trade.
How smart infrastructure is being deployed across airports, ports and cargo terminals to lift throughput and detection together.
Leaders unpack what it takes to deploy biometrics consistently across every traveller touchpoint.
Scaling biometric identity verification across jurisdictions
Balancing security, privacy and passenger experience
Fraud prevention in a biometrics-first border environment
What consistent identity integration requires
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A focused look at how intelligence is being converted into real-time, risk-based border decisions.
Join colleagues and peers for a relaxed lunch designed to support informal discussion and continued engagement across the border, customs, and national security community. For invited guests, the VIP Lunch provides a more private setting to continue high-level, peer-to-peer discussion with senior leaders on strategic border capability priorities and emerging challenges. The Demo Zone is open throughout lunch, offering an opportunity to explore emerging capabilities and continue conversations ahead of the afternoon sessions.
A focused look at scaling automated clearance without fragmenting the traveller journey.
Senior leaders discuss what it takes to replace legacy core systems without disrupting live operations.
A candid look at what's still standing between policy intent and real cross-agency interoperability.
A frontline look at how autonomous platforms are extending maritime surveillance across Australia's approaches.
How enforcement agencies are disrupting increasingly digital, financially sophisticated smuggling networks.
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Leaders trace the path from frontline intelligence to coordinated, cross-agency disruption operations.
Regional leaders discuss what operational maritime cooperation looks like in practice.
Join border, customs, and national security colleagues, alongside industry counterparts, for an informal end-of-day reception to continue conversations from across the Summit. An opportunity to reconnect with peers, build new relationships, and reflect on the discussions shaping the future of border capability, security, and operations.