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Galahs
Professor Bill Gammage AM
(Adjunct Professor, HRC, Australian National University)
When Europeans arrived in Australia galahs were inland birds. Now they range from coast to coast. Why did this change occur? Professor Gammage's talk will be informed by his extensive research on Aboriginal land management at the time of contact.
UTAS Cradle Coast campus
16-20 Mooreville Rd, Burnie
Wed 12 March
6.30 - Refreshments Served in Cafe
7pm - Public Lecture in C201-3 |
Beyond Awakening:The Aboriginal Tribes of North West Tasmania a History
6.30 for 7.00 PM, Friday 22 February, 2008
Dr Ian McFarlane
Published by Fullers Bookshop,Riawunna, UTAS Community, Place & Heritage Research Unit to be launched by Professor Henry Reynolds
UTAS Cradle Coast campus
16-20 Mooreville Rd, Burnie |
Burnie Satellite Laser Ranging Station
8.30pm Thursday 24 January
Dr Jason Zhang
Burnie has a special role in helping to measure global sea-level change – as the only site in the Southern Hemisphere used to calibrate key NASA and French space agency satellites. Grab this chance to see the satellite in operation and talk in person with scientist Dr Jason Zhang about the project.
Where: Assemble on the grass adjacent to the ranging station
Cnr Burnie TAFE carpark entrance between Hellyer College and Burnie TAFE on Mooreville Rd
Bookings Required. Places limited. To register, or for further information:
Tel. 6430 4949 or email ccc.support@utas.edu.au
Please Note: This event is subject to dry weather
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Get into shape for study in 2008!
4-7pm Wednesday, 6 February 2008
Thinking about study, but not sure if you’re ready to kick straight into a University degree? Try pre-season training with UPP! It’s free, flexible, statewide – and easier than you think!
For more info, or to learn about our exciting degree programs in Regional Resource Management, Education, Arts and more, come to UTAS Cradle Coast on Wednesday, 6 Feb.
Start your studies on the right foot. Classes kick off 25 Feb.
Call UTAS Cradle Coast on 6430 4949
ccc.support@utas.edu.au
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Take a holiday trip to Earth's solar system and beyond
7pm Wednesday, 16 January 2008
Dr Chris Fluke
Some of the most exciting discoveries about the Universe will be revealed in a lecture by visiting Astronomer Chris Fluke. Dr Fluke works with the Centre for Astrophysics & Supercomputing at Swinburne University. He is visiting Burnie for an international Astrophysics Summer School.
UTAS Cradle Coast campus
Please RSVP to ccc.support@utas.edu.au or 6430 4949
Guests will be directed to the venue from the new campus Reception Area at
the rear of the car park.
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