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Find Australian car meets, track days, auto shows, JDM nights, Cars & Coffee near you. Free, deduplicated calendar, auto-updated daily from 600+ organiser pages

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AXIS FEED by MIDNIGHT_SPEC is the easiest way to discover automotive events across Australia. Stop endlessly scrolling Instagram and Facebook groups—we automatically gather and organize daily updates from over 600 car clubs into one clean calendar. Easily filter by state, event type (meets, track...
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Midnight Spec's answer:
AXIS FEED is a fully automated car-meet calendar for Australia. An ingestion pipeline scans 600+ public organizer Instagram accounts every day, works out what's a real event, and clusters duplicate cross-posts so each meet appears only once; giving you one live, always-current feed of upcoming meets across the country instead of hundreds of separate accounts to follow. You can filter by state, vibe (JDM, Euro, Muscle, Stance, 4x4, Classic, Exotic) and time of day, see related events for any listing, and subscribe to a weekly email digest for your area. It's completely free with no login, no app, no paywall and no ads, and every listing links back to the organizer's original post so you can confirm details before you travel.
Midnight Spec's answer:
Most car-event sites rely on people manually submitting events, so they end up empty, out of date, or limited to one city. AXIS FEED is different because it aggregates events automatically every day, deduplicates cross-posts so each meet shows once, and covers every state, not just a single capital. It's free to use with no account, no app download and no paywall, it carries casual local meets as well as track days and major shows, and every event links straight back to the source so you can verify the details yourself. The result is the most current, complete view of what's happening in the Australian scene, in one place.
Midnight Spec's answer:
Australian car enthusiasts: primarily the modern street and JDM scene, plus Euro, muscle, stance, 4x4, classic and exotic owners. It also serves track-day participants and people who attend major spectator events like motor shows and festivals. These are people who follow car culture on Instagram and want a single, reliable place to find what's on near them each weekend without scrolling through dozens of organizer pages.
Midnight Spec's answer:
Australia's car meets are scattered across hundreds of Instagram accounts, with events buried in feeds and easy to miss - there was no single, reliable place to find them. AXIS FEED, built and run by MIDNIGHT_SPEC (an independent Australian operator), fixes that with automation: instead of waiting for submissions, it reads events directly from public organizer posts every day, clusters duplicates, and presents them as one clean, free feed covering the whole country. It isn't affiliated with any club, organizer or venue, and it doesn't sell tickets, take commission, or run ads - it exists purely to make meets easy to find.
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