Workshop on Probabilistic and Extremal Combinatorics Downunder

The Melbourne Jazz Festival is on from 3-12 June.
Central Melbourne has many lovely gardens to enjoy, including the Royal Botanic Gardens and Fitzroy Gardens.
Footy: Melbourne is mad about football, Aussie Rules Football of course!
St Kilda has beaches and many restaurants, particularly around Acland St. From the city, take the 96 tram to stop #136. Tram 16 also goes there (and is the better option). Alternatively, take tram 3/3a to St Kilda junction and walk down Fitzroy St.
Penguins at St Kilda: At sunset, clusters of little penguins come ashore on the St. Kilda breakwater and waddle up to their nests in the rocks around 8.30pm every evening.
National Gallery of Victoria, including Whistler’s Mother at NGV International
Fairfield Boathouse: enjoy lunch and a paddle on the Yarra River.
Escape Room Melbourne: You have 70 minutes to unravel the mystery of a hidden room, working as a team to solve quirky and inventive puzzles to escape.
Food Tours: Queenies or Food experiences
Kite boarding, Wind surfing, and Paddle boarding lessons
Queen Victoria Market: an iconic Melbourne market (the deli and meat and fish halls are best)
Go sailing on the Enterprize, an historic tall ship.

Healesville sanctuary: Healesville sanctuary has many iconic Australian animals to see and interact with, including koalas, platypus, reptiles and birds. It is a 1 hour drive north east from Clayton campus. This the venue for the workshop excursion.
Upper Yarra Valley: The Upper Yarra Valley is a lush region with many vineyards.
The Great Ocean Road is one of the world's most scenic coastal drives, winding past excellent surfing beaches. This is more of an overnight trip.
The Mornington Peninsula is a beautiful area south-east of Melbourne with vineyards, beaches, and seaside towns.
Penguin Parade: Phillip Island is home to a large fairy penguin colony. The penguins can be viewed returning home at sunset every day (for a fee).