RA Annual Lunch | Hon John Graham MLC | 2025 (SYDNEY)

Join us for the Roads Australia Annual Lunch in Sydney.

Roads Australia’s flagship Annual Lunches are a highlight on the calendar in every capital city and among the largest and most anticipated events of the year.

These lunches are a time to come together to celebrate the achievements of our industry, reflect on progress, and reinforce the strong connections that underpin our work. Join senior leaders, colleagues and partners from across government and industry for an afternoon of networking, recognition and collaboration.

The Hon John Graham MLC - Special Minister of State, Minister for Roads, Minister for the Arts, Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy, Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council

The Hon. John Graham MLC was elected in 2016 to serve the people of NSW. As NSW Special Minister of State, Minister for Transport, Minister for the Arts, Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy, and Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council, John Graham is committed to building and upgrading a transport network that connects people to jobs, housing, and each other through vibrant communities. 

Event Partner

Contact: Emma.Drummond@roads.org.au to discuss partnership opportunities

Dress code: Business attire

Dietaries: Please inform of any dietary requirements 2 weeks prior to the event

Please ensure you make your booking using the appropriate rate. Bookings from non-member companies that book at a member rate will be contacted and asked to rebook at the correct price. If you are unsure of your organisation's membership status with RA, please contact events@roads.org.au

The Event Organiser reserves the right to use any recordings whether audio or video and/or any photographs taken at any stage during the event for promotional, advertising or reporting of the meeting and/or its content at their sole discretion. If you have any concerns, please contact the team via events@roads.org.au