Theme: The place of Geography—Reflecting on the past, assessing the present and shaping the future
April 1, 2019: Morning session
Presentations
April 2, 2019: Morning session
Presentations
Innovation & Sustainability Panel recordings
Other recorded presentations
1. Climate Change and the Coral Reefs - Dr Emma Camp
2. Climate Change and the Anthropocene - Dr Jessica McLean
3. Western Sydney - Prof Awais Piracha
4. Global Sydney & Urban Renewal - Dr Grant Kleeman
5. Rural Australia in Change - Prof Bill Pritchard
Theme: Collaborate, Inspire and Learn
Masterclasses
Keynotes
PDF’s of other presentations
The following conference presentations are available for viewing.
Theme: Geography – making a difference for Australia
Date: Friday, 30 August 2013, 8.30am – 3.30pm
Venue: Rydges World Square Hotel
>> 2013 Presenter Summary
>> Geographies of interconnections
>> Global Education Resources
>> It smells disgusting personal geographies
>> Personal Geographies
>> SurfAid
>> The Curriculum has landed and the AGTA resources
>> Water in the world
>> Food Security
Theme: Geography - making a difference for Australia
Venue: University of Western Sydney (Werrington Campus)
Date: Friday, 27 July 2012
>> Stephen Galilee: Developments and challenges for the NSW minerals industry
>> Kate Hillyard: Differentiation in the classroom
>> Nicolette Mesiti: Indigenous perspectives in geography
Theme: People and Hazards
Venue: NSW Parliament House, Macquarie Street Sydney
Date: Friday 26 August 2011
>> Kerryn Vine-Camp, Assistant Secretary, Crisis Coordination Branch, Emergency Management Australia: The Role of EMA with Natural Hazards
>> The Weather Channel: Forecast for Disaster: The Weather behind Black Saturday
>> Dick Whitaker, Chief Meteorologist, The Weather Channel: 2010 – a remarkable year
>> Mick Law, Contour Education: Hazards and spatial technologies
>> Pat Beeson, Education Services, Australian Bureau of Statistics: Spotlight on Population Resources for Geography Teachers