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Sighted at the ALLA Conference!

As you may know the ALLA Conference 2016 is underway in Melbourne right now - check out Twitter with the hashtag #ALLA2016Conf to follow along.

Mawghan Elverd, this year's recipient of the ALLA (WA) / Wolters Kluwer CCH Conference Bursary Winner, was spotted having a chat with Wolters Kluwer CCH's very own Alicia Cohen.

L-R: Alicia Cohen (Wolters Kluwer CCH), Mawghan Elverd (Jackson McDonald)

Thanks to Wolters Kluwer CCH for their continued support of the Conference Bursary and to ALLA (WA) Committee Member, Luise Crisafulli for her role as our photojournalist.

If you're at the Conference, let us know what you think and Tweet us @lawlibsWA or leave a comment below.


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