Conference Calendar

This calendar is intended to assist in publicising conferences, seminars and other public activities on defence, strategic studies, international relations, international security, domestic security, military history and associated matters. The activities listed are generally those organised by official, professional, educational, research or charitable bodies for public benefit rather than commercial activities conducted solely for profit.

Defence Force Welfare Association – National Forum 2009

The Australian Defence Force, the Australian Community and the Unique Nature of Military Service

22 October 2009

McKay Theatre, Royal Military College, Duntroon

Enquiries: (02) 6265-9530 or http://www.dfwa.org.au/CMS/uploadedfiles/Other%20items/forum_-_full_flyer.pdf

DSTO Land Warfare Conference 2009

Full-spectrum Threats: Adaptive Responses

15-19 November 2009

Brisbane Exhibition and Conference Centre

Enquiries: (08) 8259-5455 or www.dsto.defence.gov.au/lwc2010/

Kokoda Foundation – Australia-United States Seminar Dinner 2009

Security Challenges in the South Asian Crescent – Iran and Afghanistan-Pakistan

7:00PM, Thursday, 19 November 2009

Dining Room, Old Parliament House, Canberra

Enquiries: (02) 6204-1822 or http://www.kokodafoundation.org/Dinner.html

Royal Australian Navy Sea Power Conference 2010

Combined and Joint Operations from the Sea

27-29 January 2010

Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour

Enquiries: (02) 6127-6514

Disclaimers

Inclusion in this calendar does not mean or imply that the Australia Defence Association necessarily endorses the activity listed or its sponsoring organisation.
The ADA generally derives no benefit from the activities listed. As a standard courtesy arrangement in some cases however, ADA representatives may be provided with complimentary registration when speaking or chairing a session at a conference, helping structure the intellectual or professional content of a conference program, or assisting with the provision of information and publicity to professional and public audiences.
In order to directly target likely attendees, organisers of both professional and public conferences often advertise conferences or activities in the ADA's quarterly national journal, Defender.

To preserve its independence and ensure transparency the corporate administrative structure of the
Australia Defence Association is organised as a not-for-profit public company (ABN 16 083 007 390)
limited by guarantee under the Corporations Act 2001

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