Accommodation and travel advice
The LOC have provided advice about accommodation options near the venue of the 2012 NACAA. There is also lots of transport advice available too.
The LOC have provided advice about accommodation options near the venue of the 2012 NACAA. There is also lots of transport advice available too.
The NACAA Programme Committee encourages interested astronomers from Australia and beyond to present at NACAA XXVI, Melbourne 2014. Further details can be found here.
Do you want to help improve NACAA? The NACAA 2020 Programme Committee is looking for one or two volunteers to expand the expertise of the committee. You can find the full details here.
Australian Sky & Telescope magazine will sponsor NACAA XXV by providing advertising space in upcoming editions. We thank Greg Bryant and the AS&T team for their generous support of NACAA.
The Australian Astronomical Observatory has donated a generous sum of money to help the activities of NACAA. We thank the AAO, and the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, for their support.
Dr Albert Jones, OBE, FRASNZ, passed away in Nelson on 14 September 2013, aged 93 years, following a short illness. He was one of the world’s best known amateur astronomers and was actively observing up until just a couple of years ago. Over his lifetime he amassed in excess of 500,000 variable star observations, as…
NACAA and the RASNZ are happy to announce that, after the success of TTSO 7 in Invercargill, the next Trans-Tasman Symposium on Occultations will occur in conjunction with NACAA XXVI. Further details and a call for participation will be announced in due course.