Mr Warren Entsch MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry Science and Resources and the Institution's President Mr Malcolm McCoy presented the Awards to the deserving winners. The entries in the Awards demonstrate the breadth and depth of the skills and expertise within the Surveying Profession in Australia, and at this time when the Federal Government is facilitating development in the Spatial Information Industry shows the important role Surveyors will have to play. Entries for the 2001 Awards are now open, with the presentation to be held during the 2001 Australian Surveyors Congress to be held in Brisbane on 25-28 September 2001. Symposium International SDI Symposium. This will be held at The University of Melbourne in Melbourne, Australia, 19-20 November, 2001.
More information is available at the symposium's website .
Call for Papers Association of Surveyors of Papua New Guinea. Of course we also encourage papers dealing with the future as well, hence the second part of the theme. The 42nd Australian Surveyors Congress in will focus on encouraging innovation and change in the Spatial Sciences professions in an interesting and dynamic environment. A Spatial Odyssey. Technical Sessions at the Congress will be based on not so much on how Surveyors view their work but more on how Surveyors interact with the community.