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In late March, DARIAH organised the third DARIAH beyond Europe event in conjunction with the second annual Humanities, Arts and Culture Data Summit at the National Library of Australia in Canberra. This landmark event, which was organised in collaboration with the&#160;Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC)&#160;and the&#160;Australian Academy of the Humanities (AAH), brought together more than 100 people interested in the future of humanities, arts and cultural research powered by data. This included experienced and emerging researchers, research support communities, national initiatives such as&#160;Trove, the&#160;Australian Data Archive (ADA)&#160;and&#160;Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN),  and representatives of the Australian Government. Also present were  visiting scholars and representatives from DARIAH who shared their  experiences from Europe and their understanding of the rich landscape of  data-driven humanities, arts and culture research in Australia.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI3u9nu7YEYThis three-day event  included several panel discussions and presentations on topics such as  the sustainability of digital projects, cross-fertilisation of research  and knowledge exchange on infrastructures in Australia and Europe. All the videos are available here: https://dbe.hypotheses.org/workshops/australia/videos