Registration

Conference registration includes:

  • Full 2 day conference attendance

  • Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea on both conference days

  • Entry to welcome reception

  • Conference tote bag

  • Name badge

 Optional conference add-ons include: *

  • Conference function

  • Pre-conference workshops (held on 23 June 2026)

*Add-ons must be purchased separately for an additional fee

Registration fees

All prices are displayed in AUD exclusive of GST, however, will be subject to GST upon payment.

Early Bird Rates

27 November 2025 - 30 April 2026

Standard Rate

1 May 2026 till sold out
Full conference registration $ 950.00 $ 1050.00
Full-time student conference registration - $ 650.00
Presenter registration* - $ 850.00
Conference function - $ 72.00
 

*Only available to those with successful abstract submissions

How to register

At this late stage, conference registration enquiries must be sent directly to the conference organisers at rpc@conferencenational.com.au, and will be subject to availability. When making contact, please ensure you share the below information:

  • Full name

  • Organisation

  • Position

  • Email

  • Mobile number

  • State

  • Dietary requirements

  • Consent to be on the delegate list

  • All tickets you wish to purchase

  • Any additional requirements we need to be aware of

  • Name and phone number for an emergency contact

  • Pronouns (optional)

  • Are you Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander (optional)

  • How you heard about the conference

  • If you have attended the conference before

More information

  • The ‘Lived Experience Bursary Program’ supports people with lived experience of incarceration to be gifted one or more of the following:

    • Complimentary conference registration

    • Financial support for travel and accommodation

    • Peer support 

    • Jailing is Failing merchandise

    ‘Pay-it-forward’ gifts ensure we can continue to deliver and expand this vital program. Thank you for your support. 

    As the Justice Reform Initiative (JRI) is a charity with DGR-1 status, any 'pay-it-forward’ gift over $2 is tax deductible. You will be supplied with a separate receipt for tax purposes for any pay-it-forward gift you donate. JRI will email this to you separately from the documentation you receive as part of your conference registration. If you have any questions about pay-it-forward gifts, please contact info@jri.org.au. 

  • People with lived experience of incarceration can apply for complimentary registration and contributions towards some travel and accommodation costs. Please see this page for further details.

  • The Reintegration Puzzle Conference was founded in 2005 by Professor Joe Graffam. In 2023, Joe passed away after a short illness. This scholarship has been created to honour Joe’s memory and to continue his commitment to supporting people with lived experience of the criminal justice system to develop their leadership capacity. Please see this page for further details.

  • Credit Card (Mastercard, or Visa). EFT payments will be available to groups over 6 only unless otherwise arranged. Please see Terms and Conditions for more details.

  • Cancellations must be advised in writing by the cancelling party to rpc@conferencenational.com.au. A cancellation and administration fee will apply. Please see terms and conditions below for more details.

  • Should you have dietary, accessibility or any other special requirements, please let us know when you register.

  • Please click here to view and download the terms and conditions in relation to registering for the 19th Reintegration Puzzle Conference 2026.

  • Like most professional development conferences, the conference is not designed for children to attend. The reasons are set out below:

    • This is a national conference providing professional development for a wide range of people working in the sector.

    • The content of some sessions may be distressing or triggering, particularly for children and young people. 

    • Some children have allergies, and food will be served in an unsupervised self-service, buffet style manner. 

    • We recognise that sometimes childcare can be difficult to organise, and in some cases, parents may choose to bring their babies or toddlers. However, the Justice Reform Initiative cannot take responsibility for the care and safety of any children who are attending in the company of their parents or guardians.