But Chloe, can I ask you first, having had a look, and this might be your first HeadX conference, so having had a look at our program, tell me a little bit about what you are looking forward to.

Well, I think across the entire agenda, there are incredible sessions across critical themes in the university sector, all really relevant to right now.

And I don't think I could pick one session that I'm most looking forward to, but I'm really excited to listening to the insights from individuals from all across Australian institutions and around the world.

and especially learning from them and learning from their shared challenges, but also uniting in a sense of shared purpose.

Because I think across the room are individuals who are united by a sense of how can we make the higher education sector and how can we make universities better for all stakeholders, but obviously my interest in particular is students.

And I think also I'm excited to be here sitting in a room with so many individuals to connect with, to make connections, to work with individuals, to even some familiar faces in the room as well.

And I think that is probably what I'm most excited about coming into the next two days.

From your perspective, why does it matter that we have student voices at the centre of these kinds of discussions and in conversations about technology and education? If I can extend that a little bit, why does it matter right now?