Kāhui Conference 2027

Connect what we know. Build what we need.

Tickets on saleThursday 1 & Friday 2 April 2027Tiakiwai Conference Centre · National Library of New Zealand, WellingtonEarly bird $550 +GST for member organisations $650, or $650 +GST general admission $750.Save $100 a ticket until 20 December 2026.Register

We’re pleased to be hosting our 2027 conference at Tiakiwai Conference Centre, within the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa in Wellington. It is home to some of Aotearoa’s most significant taonga, including He Whakaputanga, Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the 1893 Women’s Suffrage Petition, a powerful setting to connect, share ideas and help shape what comes next.

When
Thursday 1 & Friday 2 April 2027
Where
Tiakiwai Conference Centre · National Library of New Zealand, Wellington
Registrants make their own accommodation and travel arrangements.
Tickets
$550 +GST for member organisations, $650 +GST general admission. Early bird, saving $100 a ticket until 20 December 2026.
Register

Sponsorship

Our events can only happen with support from sponsors and partners. If you are interested in supporting our kaupapa and conference, email us at admin@collab.org.nz.

Kāhui Conference 2027

Meet our presenters

More presenters to come as the programme takes shape. Click a photo to read their bio.

Kāhui Conference 2027

Our sponsors

The conference runs on the support of organisations who back primary and community care. If you would like to join them, email admin@collab.org.nz.

  • Manage My Health
  • Cloudland
  • KARO
  • CIO Studio
  • Nurse Practitioners New Zealand
  • Hendrix Health
  • Healthpoint
  • Healthify (Health Navigator Charitable Trust)
  • Virtual Medical Solutions
  • The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners

From the 2026 conference

Two days. One sector. A kōrero that shifted the room.

27–28 March 2026 · Papa Hou, Ōtautahi Christchurch.

161
attendees
49
presenters
19
breakout sessions
14
sponsors

“The energy, ideas, and whanaungatanga shared across the two days will continue to shape our collective mahi as we progress models of care that make a difference for whānau and communities.”

From the 2026 conference report

From the 2026 stage

Eight speakers, eight slide decks – generously shared.

Free to read or download. Click through for speaker bios and the full presentation.

Tickets for Conference 2027 are on sale.

Secure your place in Wellington on Thursday 1 and Friday 2 April 2027. Registrants make their own accommodation and travel arrangements.