Honorary German Consul - Brisbane

Auf geht's!! ⚽️⚽️⚽️

🇩🇪⚽ Matchday!
Let´s go Germany – let´s win the World Cup 2026! 💪🔥

🇩🇪⚽ Spieltach!
Auf geht´s Deutschland – holt Euch den Pokal! 💪🔥

💡 Which wall will your research break? 💪🏽
Do you have an idea that could change the world? Applications are now open for Falling Walls Lab Brisbane 2026!

⏱️ This is your chance to showcase your research, innovation, or breakthrough idea in just 3 minutes and demonstrate how it can positively impact science and society.

🏆 The winner will represent Brisbane at the Falling Walls Science Summit in Berlin (6–9 November 2026), joining emerging innovators and researchers from around the globe. 🌏

📅 Application deadline: 1 July 2026

👩‍🔬 Who can apply?
✔ Students from all disciplines
✔ Early-career professionals
✔ Applicants aged 18 years or older

📍 Falling Walls Lab Brisbane (free public event)
29 July 2026 | 12:30–4:30 pm
Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus, B-block, level 4

👉 Apply now: falling-walls.com/lab/apply

The Falling Walls Lab Brisbane 2026 is supported by:
Falling Walls, QUT (Queensland University of Technology), Study Queensland, German Embassy Australia, Honorary German Consul - Brisbane, Euraxess Australia and New Zealand, and the DAAD Australia.

🇦🇺⚽ Let’s go, Socceroos!
All set for Australia’s next World Cup match — bring the energy! 💛💚🔥

🇦🇺⚽ Auf geht's, Socceroos!
Alles bereit für Australiens nächstes WM-Spiel – gebt alles! 💛💚🔥

🇩🇪⚽ Victory for Germany! 🎉🔥 7:1 brings back memories - Brasil 2014!

Strong performance from our Team today!
On to the next one! 🚀

🇩🇪⚽ Matchday!

Let´s go Germany – let´s win the World Cup 2026! 💪🔥

🇩🇪⚽ Spieltach!
Auf geht´s Deutschland – holt Euch den Pokal! 💪🔥

🇦🇺⚽ Let’s go, Socceroos!

All set for Australia’s next World Cup match - bring the energy! 💛💚🔥

Where will you be watching?

💡 Registering your Australian marriage in Germany:

After the wedding ceremony in Australia, a Marriage Certificate will be issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages (BDM). German authorities might not always recognise these certificates. It is therefore advisable to have the marriage certificate authenticated by a so called 'Apostille' by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade before use in Germany.

You can then register the marriage with Germany and obtain a German marriage certificate (the international marriage certificate is multilingual - German, English, French). This application to register the marriage in the German marriage register can be filed at our office, or any other German Mission in Australia. It will then be passed on to the responsible authority for processing your application which will be the registry office at your last place of residence.

Read below what you need:

Marriage and married name declaration If you have married abroad, you can register the marriage in Germany and choose a married name. If you are divorced or widowed, you can return to the name you had before the marriage or to your maiden name.