Brisbane 2012
The 25th NACAA was held in Brisbane over Easter 2012, April 6-9, hosted by the Astronomical Association of Queensland, with support from the other astronomical societies in south-east Queensland. For more information, click here.
The 25th NACAA was held in Brisbane over Easter 2012, April 6-9, hosted by the Astronomical Association of Queensland, with support from the other astronomical societies in south-east Queensland. For more information, click here.
Our web site was down for several hours this afternoon (Sunday, April 6 2014). Apparently, our hosting provider’s “senior admins”, while trying to fix a simple CPanel permissions issue, managed to lock out our web site software from our database. After several hours of trying to get them to fix their mistake, I went in…
We have closed registrations for NACAA XXVI. Sorry if you missed out on a great convention.
NACAA Inc is pleased to announce that the next NACAA will be held in Melbourne, hosted by the Astronomical Society of Victoria. The date for the convention is April 18-21, 2014. Click here to find out more information. Start planning your trip to Melbourne now!
The Astronomical Society of Australia presented the 2014 Berenice and Arthur Page Medal to Dr Tim Napier-Munn of the AAQ for his work on modelling the factors that affect the ability to resolve close double stars. NACAA congratulates Tim for his award.
The Astronomy Society of Australia, the peak organisation for professional astronomers in Australia, is calling for nominations for the 2016 Berenice and Arthur Page Medal. Full details on the Medal and the nomination process can be found here. Note that the deadline is 2015/11/30.
After a lot of effort, the NACAA web site has been migrated to the latest version of Drupal. Some functions are not working fully yet, but they’ll be finished soon. We hope our existing users won’t strike any problems, except one: your password needs to be reset. Click here to ask for a new password.