The inaugural Mining NSW event was an unbridled success with senior decision makers from
all sectors of the resources industry meeting to discuss the outlook for Australia`s second
largest gold producing region.
Topics to be covered
include:
The market outlook for
gold and base metals
Explorer showcase from
juniors active in the New England and Lachlan-Ford Belts
An analysis of water and infrastructure issues
Housing and personnel shortages in the Central West, and
ways to overcome this
The Sydney International Spa & Beauty Expo is Australia s largest and most important trade event for the spa & beauty industries. Salon owners, spa owners, beauty therapists, spa therapists, nail technicians, make-up artists, hairdressers and other professionals have a unique opportunity to source and experience the latest beauty products, treatments, ideas and equipment, from Australia s largest gathering of leading brands and suppliers.
In 2009 total visitor attendance was 10, 747. Beauty therapist (40.3%), Spa therapist (2.2%), Health/wellness centre (1.3%), Natural Therapist (1%), Make Up Artist (6.8%), Hairdresser (5%), Aromatherapist (0.6%), Piercing/Tatooist (0.4%), Massage Therapist (3.1%), Tanning/Solarium (2%), Nail Technician (9.3%), Media (1.1%), Cosmetic Surgery (0.7%), Beauty College (2.1%), Pharmacy (0.5%), Other (12.9%), Blank (10.7%).
Share a day of fun at the CSIRO Discovery Centre with your dad this year. Dads get in for free at the Discovery Centre as we present a day of activities for the whole family.
Bring your dad and challenge him to the Discovery scavanger hunt.
We give you a special preview of the upcoming exhibition, Big Kids and their Big Toys, and CSIRO`s Mr Peter Campbell talks about how he built his own electric car.
The face of forensic science has changed significantly since the
last time the New South Wales Branch of the ANZFSS had the honour of
hosting this symposium in 1996. The public profile of forensic science
has reached an all-time high, bringing with it new challenges
associated with increased scrutiny and higher community expectations.
Changes in the practice of forensic science have also resulted from
organisational reform and from the development and adoption of new
technologies. In many respects, today’s forensic science is at the
crossroads. For example: Should we concentrate on courtroom evidence or
investigative intelligence? Do we generate absolute or statistical
identifications? Should forensic science support or lead
investigations? There is little doubt that the current environment
provides fertile ground for a very exciting symposium!
The Organising Committee plans to offer a stimulating and
innovative scientific and educational program, with strong
international and national participation from a wide cross-section of
individuals connected with forensic science, legal medicine, law
enforcement, security, the judiciary, training and education, research
and development, and policy development. This event is anticipated to
attract over 800 attendees from around the globe.
An excellent social program will aim to provide many
opportunities to network with your colleagues – to renew old friendships
and to establish new ones – in one of the most glamorous and vibrant
cities on the planet. Sydney’s sparkling harbour, dazzling beaches and
sunny subtropical climate will all contribute to making the meeting a
memorable and enjoyable experience.
The theme of IMPC 2010 is `Smarter Processing for the Future` and will feature the best in leading edge research and development.
Recent worldwide economic changes and energy, water and environmental limitations have put immense pressure on reducing mineral processing costs. It is therefore very appropriate that the theme of IMPC 2010 is `Smarter Processing for the Future.`
IMPC 2010 will broadly encompass the following areas:
transformational technologies
sustainability and energy utilisation
water recycling and frugal water use
waste management
in situ processing
underground processing
plant design and new equipment
comminution and physical separation
flotation
aqueous processing
bioprocessing
agglomeration
extractive metallurgy
mineral characterisation and in situ analysis
health, safety and environment
modelling and process simulation
minerals industry education.
These areas are subject to change in keeping with promising developments in mineral processing. The submission of cutting edge papers in other emerging areas is encouraged and will be viewed favourably in finalising the program.
Contributions in these areas from practising metallurgists and engineers are particularly welcomed.
Optimising operations for continuous process improvements to enhance over-all efficiency and cost effectiveness of your laboratories
The
increasing importance of laboratories and its central role in decision
making
requires greater analytical precision, more stringent test selection,
and
interpretation of results. In order to minimise the frequency of
occurring
errors, better quality management will ensure recognised standard of
practice
and effective improvements in both productivity and cost.
Advanced
Laboratories
2010 will provide you with cutting-edge tools, trends and insights
in quality management and automation for improvement in turnaround time,
increased production and customer satisfaction. It will give you
practical
approaches to strengthen quality culture within the organisation, ensure
adequate expertise and knowledge with technical staff to readily embrace
opportunities for continual improvement while simultaneously reducing
costs and
successfully using new technologies.
The Australasian Viral Hepatitis Conference is the leading Asia and the
Pacific Region meeting addressing research and treatment around viral
hepatitis. The conference is held biennially and was first held in
Sydney in 1997 and then subsequently in Christchurch (NZ) in 1999,
Melbourne in 2002, Canberra in 2004 (back-to-back with the ASHM
Conference), Sydney in 2006 and in Brisbane in 2008 (back-to back with
the Australian Gastroenterology Week). The Conference currently
attracts around 450 delegates from the viral hepatitis sector including
clinicians, prescribers, health care workers, researchers, community
representatives, basic scientists, policy makers and others.
This Conference is the premiere event on the
Australasian Safety and Quality in Health Care calendar and will appeal
to all clinicians and managers from acute hospitals, aged care and
primary care who are interested in providing safe, quality care to
patients and their families. A range of local and international speakers
will present an innovative program of plenary sessions, invited papers
and workshops exploring the major issues affecting health care quality
and safety.
The AAQHC 2010 Conference will focus on
continuing to improve the state of health care by reflecting on
interventions that have been implemented in the past, strategies that
are currently being utilised and ways in which we can use them more
effectively as well as introducing new and innovative yet proven
strategies to further improve health care.
This unique event provides you with an
opportunity to share concerns, explore solutions, celebrate successes
and look to a future of bold initiatives. High-profile keynote speakers
will empower you with their innovative and compelling research,
theories and experiences. Interactive skills development workshops will
help you find solutions to quality and safety in a challenging health
care environment.
Tackling the issues of growth, supply and demand across the student housing sector .
The growth of student housing has led to supply and demand concerns which are currently impacting universities nationwide. As universities continue to see enrollment figures incline, so too does the increasing need for the development of student housing to accommodate the growth.
“More than $3.2 Billion of new student housing developments are being built or planned around the country” (AFR 11/3/2010)
The inaugural Student Housing Summit is the ONLY event dedicated to addressing the issues surrounding the student housing crisis and will provide invaluable insight and perspectives from all the major stakeholders.
Important
Due to possible changes in conference details, we recommend that you check with the conference
website, before making any traveling arrangements.
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