National Australian Convention of Amateur Astronomers

National Australian Convention of Amateur Astronomers

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Year	City	Host(s)

1967	Canberra	James Cook Astronomers Club (now called the Sutherland Astronomical Society), Pacific Astronomical Society

1968	Port Macquarie	Port Macquarie Astronomical Association

1969	Ballarat	Ballaarat Astronomical Society

1970	Wollongong	Illawarra Astronomical Society

1972	Melbourne	Astronomical Society of Victoria

1974	Adelaide	Astronomical Society of South Australia

1976	Sydney	Astronomical Society of New South Wales

1978	Canberra	Canberra Astronomical Society

1980	Geelong	Astronomical Society of Geelong

1982	Brisbane	Astronomical Association of Queensland

1984	Perth	Astronomical Society of Western Australia

1986	Hobart	Astronomical Society of Tasmania

1988	Sydney	Astronomical Society of New South Wales, British Astronomical Association (NSW Branch), Sutherland Astronomical Society

1990	Frankston	Astronomical Society of Frankston (now called the Mornington Peninsula Astronomical Society), Astronomical Society of Victoria

1992	Adelaide	Astronomical Society of South Australia

1994	Canberra	Canberra Astronomical Society

1996	Brisbane	Astronomical Association of Queensland, Southern Astronomical Society, Brisbane Astronomical Society, Southeast Queensland Astronomical Society

1998	Sutherland	Sutherland Astronomical Society

2000	Perth	Astronomy WA

2002	Adelaide	Astronomical Society of South Australia

2004	Hobart	Astronomical Society of Tasmania

2006	Frankston	Mornington Peninsula Astronomical Society

2008	Penrith	DMR and NACAA Inc

2010	Canberra	Canberra Astronomical Society

2012	Brisbane	Astronomical Association of Queensland

2014	Melbourne	Astronomical Society of Victoria

2016	Sydney	Sutherland Astronomical Society

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The convention using the title NACAA held in Melbourne in 1972 was hosted by the Astronomical Society of Victoria.

final_sentence: The convention using the title NACAA held in Melbourne in 1972 was hosted by the Astronomical Society of Victoria.