SMEDG – AIG XMAS HARBOUR CRUISE FRIDAY 14TH DECEMBER 2007

  • SMEDG-AIG Xmas Harbour Cruise

    Friday 14th December 2007

    Many thanks, once again, to David Timms for all his organising and huge thanks to Carolyn Barnwell for managing the bookings and administration. Golden Cross Resources is also thanked for supporting David and Carolyn and providing office facilities to process bookings.

  • St Barbara’s Day Luncheon

    Friday 7th December, North Sydney

    Proudly brought to you by The Convenor, the Hon. Rob Waring and MIGNS, a SMEDG subsidiary.

  • Syntaphral Tectonics and Diagenesis – 44 Years On

    Thursday 22nd & Friday 23rd November 2007
    CODES – The University of Tasmania

    Symposium information

    Conference Program

    John Elliston’s Book

  • The Newfoundland and Labrador Mineral Industry: Competing for Global Investment

    Delta St. John’s Hotel and Conference Centre, St. John’s, Newfoundland
    November 1–3, 2007

    Details

  • NSW Branch of the ASEG – Student Night

    Presentations by Honours students on Wednesday 17th October 2007 at The Rugby Club, Sydney CBD.

    Cara Danis of Macquarie University and Joshua Knight of University of Sydney presented their studies.

    More details

  • Heading to Brisbane or Townsville?

    AIG Queensland News, JORC & QA/QC workshops, Xmas parties and items for 2008 and 2009

  • SEG Gold Workshop – Pre-World Gold Conference

    October 20–21, 2007
    Cairns, Australia

    The workshop “Gold Deposits: Geology, New Developments, and Exploration” was presented in Australia for the first time prior to the AusIMM World Gold 2007 conference.

    Speakers included Richard Goldfarb, Craig Hart, Noel White and Steve Garwin.

    Conference website and registration details

  • Kalgoorlie ’07 – Old Ground, New Knowledge

    WMC Centre, Macdonald Street, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia
    25–27 September 2007

    Website

  • Edgeworth David Symposium 2007 – Clean Coal Technologies

    The symposium provided a forum for informed discussion on clean coal technologies, greenhouse gas outlook, government strategy, coal mining, methane drainage and capture, coal gasification, CO₂ capture and geosequestration, power generation technologies and the future of coal.

    25 September 2007
    8:30am–5:30pm
    Eastern Avenue Conference Centre, The University of Sydney
    $200 including lunch

    Registration Details Program

  • Mines & Wines 2007

    Extended Abstracts Volume

    All presentations as PDFs

    Nick Sheard’s Dinner Presentation

    Photos

    Mining Tours booked out. Over 270 registrants attended. The conference was again a major success, offering excellent technical talks, meals and the Gourmet Feast & Wines experience.

  • MINES & WINES CONFERENCE

    20th–21st September 2007
    Orange, NSW
    SMEDG – NSW DPI & Geological Survey – AIG
    “A Vintage Year for the Tasmanides”

    The best place to meet all the Eastern States’ mineral explorers, miners and supporters.

    Program | Registration Form | Venue – Orange Ex-Services Club Map

    Where to stay in Orange and surrounding towns

  • MEGA Sponsor

    Hellman & Schofield

  • Gold Sponsor

    Metals & Energy Capital Division of Macquarie Bank Ltd

  • Silver Sponsors

    Encom, Alkane Exploration, Newmont Australia, Peak Gold Mines

  • Bronze Sponsors

    ALS Chemex, Fugro, GHD, Golden Cross Resources, Geos Mining, Tri Origin Minerals, Malachite Resources, Oroya Mining, Pinnacle Drilling.

    Trade Displays: Hellman & Schofield, GHD, Fugro, ALS, Golden Cross, CRC LEME, Oroya, Tri Origin, NSW DPI, Brand Orange.

  • Conference Program

    Tuesday 18th September – Porphyry Workshop.
    Wednesday 19th September – Cadia Valley and Copper Hill Excursions, Wine Appreciation Ice-Breaker and Registration Night.
    Thursday 20th September – Day 1 Program followed by Conference Gala Dinner at Orange Showground featuring local foods and wines.
    Friday 21st September – Day 2 Program and post-conference drinks session.
    Saturday 22nd September – Winery excursions around Orange.

    Dinner Speaker: Nick Sheard – “no-one will leave unoffended” by this perennially entertaining geotrickcyclist.

  • Conference Topics

    The Tasmanides, Mineral Systems, Hillgrove Au-Sb, Ballarat Au, Lockington Au, Lachlan Orogenic Gold, Lachlan Magmatic Arc, Cadia East Cu-Au, Gidginbung Volcanics, Cowal Au, Mount Carlton Au, Copper Hill Cu-Au, Woodlawn Cu-Zn-Pb, Finding Gold and Geologists, Granites, Watershed W, Conrad Ag, Glenn Innes, White Rock W, Mungana Zn-Cu-Pb-Au-Ag, Eurow Cu-Au-Ag-Zn, Mount Windsor Volcanics, Girilambone, Endeavour & Hera, Cobar in 3D, Central Victoria Au, Koonenberry Metallogenesis and the Thomson-Lachlan Seismic Project.

  • Registration & Program

    Registration Form
    Program and Speakers

    Two-day Conference & Dinner registration: $440.

  • Workshops

    4-Day Program | Workshop

    Roger Taylor and Peter Pollard – Porphyry Copper and High Sulphidation deposits from a geological and exploration perspective

  • Mines & Wines Conference May 2006

    Presentations, Abstracts and PowerPoints

  • Excellence in Mining & Exploration 2007

    Connecting Industry & Investment.

    An annual event in its fifth year incorporating the NSW Miners and Explorers’ Conference.
    9th–11th September 2007
    Hilton Hotel, Sydney

    Exhibitor & Presenter Prospectus

    Conference Website

  • NSW Mineral Exploration & Investment 2007 Conference – 23-24 August 2007

  • 2007 Winter Harbour Cruise – Friday 6th July

    Only $50.00

    Sponsors: ALS-Chemex * GOS Drilling * Hellman & Schofield

    The Booking Form – Click here

  • NSW DPI – Information Events for the Exploration Industry

    New Frontiers – New South Wales, June 14th 2007. Industry Workshop at the Rugby Club followed by Exploration in the House at the Parliament House Theatrette.

    Complimentary but registration was required.

  • RIU – Sydney Resources Round-up

    Sydney Resources Round-up, 8th & 9th May 2007. New Floats, New Finds, New Mines. Sofitel Wentworth Hotel.

    Round-up Program Round-up Registration

    SMEDG Member discount of $330 per delegate was offered.

    Details: Doug Bowie – Manager – Resources, Vertical Events.

    Email: doug@verticalevents.com.au

  • The ASIA Miner Conference

    The ASIA Miner showcases Asian and Australian Resource Investment Projects in Sydney, 6-8 May 2007 at Star City Casino.

    Conference Program

    Conference Flyer & Registration

    Play hard – Work hard

    The ASIA Miner

  • BEDG Meeting – 23rd April 2007

    5.30pm for 6pm, Theodore Club, Brisbane.

    “Overview of the Smart Mining – Future prosperity grant initiatives”

    Find out about three new incentives to explorers in Queensland

    Speaker: Peter Green – Manager Exploration, Mining and Petroleum, Mines and Petroleum – Department of Mines and Energy.

  • Visitors from Argentina

    The Argentinean Federal Minister for Planning – Julio de Vido, and Jorge Mayoral, Mining Secretary of Argentina, visited Sydney to present an overview of important new issues for exploration and mining developments in Argentina.

    The presentation was held at the Intercontinental Hotel on Thursday 19th April at 4:00pm.

    Contact Consulate General of the Argentine Republic for more information

  • ASEG Meeting – David Robson from the Geological Survey of NSW

    Rugby Club, 5:30 for 6:00pm, Wednesday 18th April 2007.

    David provided an update on the activities of the Geological Survey of NSW, including the NSW Government’s New Frontiers initiative. The presentation covered new interpretations, upcoming surveys, planned releases and publications, staff changes, and future geological and geophysical projects across NSW.

    ASEG NSW Branch web site

  • Professor Ian Plimer – “What They Don’t Tell You About Climate Change”

    Rugby Club, 5:30 for 6:00pm, Wednesday 11th April 2007. AusIMM Sydney Branch.

  • Vale – Terry Leach & Jampa Tashi 1948 – 2007

    Terry Leach

    On 28 February 2007, the world lost not only a fine geologist and petrologist, but also an outstanding human being.

    The Terry Leach Scholarship Remembrances & Reminiscences Messages on Mail Archive