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Drinks, Dinner and Tour
Welcome Drinks - Tuesday 23 September, 6:00-8:00pm ticket
FreeConference Dinner - Friday 26 September, 7:00-10:00pm ticket
$95.00+ $5.27 feeConference Tour - Brickendon and Woolmers Estates - Saturday 27 September ticket
2024 ASHA ONE DAY CONFERENCE TOUR Above and Below: Discover Historic Braidwood 28 September 2024, 8am – 4pm, cost $95 p/p (including lunch) Join Amy Jarvis from Philip Leeson Architects, Heritage Advisors to the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council to learn about this fascinating slice of Australian history from both an above and below ground perspective. The Braidwood Area has been part of the Yuin Nation for thousands of years and cultural connections to the place continue to this day. European settlement of the area occurred from the 1820s with one of the earliest settlers Thomas Braidwood Wilson providing the area with its modern name. Listed on the NSW State Heritage Register, Braidwood has an extensive and intact collection of historic structures as well significant archaeological resources demonstrating its past development and growth. The town has seen historic booms and busts, benefitted from convict labour, seen its fair share of bushrangers, been part of a major gold rush and been home to a few notable Australians. The cultural evidence of use of the landscape by the Yuin Nation is combined in many areas with evidence of past pastoral practices and of the town’s evolution including the location of former buildings, infrastructure and landscape features. The original Georgian style town plan is also readable today with the grid extant and the village green at its heart. Buildings from as early as the 1840s stand beside modern structures, and the historic character of the place is a key part of why people are so drawn to this modest country town. This tour will cover the key phases of Braidwood’s development including its establishment, settlement, gold rush, periods of war and the twentieth century changes to the place. On-bus commentary will also consider the contextual development of the region, the expression of the conference themes in the regional centres such as Queanbeyan, Bungendore and Braidwood supporting the growth of the National Capital. As we drive through Canberra, commentary will also be provided on key aspects of the city’s development, in particular during the mid-century period under the guidance of the National Capital Development Commission (1958-89). Note: Those attending the Braidwood Tour must be able to board the steps on the bus/coach and need to be fit and capable of walking unassisted. The walk may involve some uneven ground, sloping terrain, stairs and steps. You will need to be prepared for sun (hat/sunscreen) and rain (raincoat/umbrella) and should wear appropriate walking shoes. Please also bring your own water bottle and any snacks you need for the bus. A MORE DETAILED ITINERARY WILL BE PROVIDED TO CONFIRMED TOUR PARTICIPANTS. You may also need to supply some other details ahead of the tour.
2024 ASHA ONE DAY CONFERENCE TOUR Above and Below: Discover Historic Braidwood 28 September 2024, 8am – 4pm, cost $95 p/p (including lunch) Join Amy Jarvis from Philip Leeson Architects, Heritage Advisors to the Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council to learn about this fascinating slice of Australian history from both an above and below ground perspective. The Braidwood Area has been part of the Yuin Nation for thousands of years and cultural connections to the place continue to this day. European settlement of the area occurred from the 1820s with one of the earliest settlers Thomas Braidwood Wilson providing the area with its modern name. Listed on the NSW State Heritage Register, Braidwood has an extensive and intact collection of historic structures as well significant archaeological resources demonstrating its past development and growth. The town has seen historic booms and busts, benefitted from convict labour, seen its fair share of bushrangers, been part of a major gold rush and been home to a few notable Australians. The cultural evidence of use of the landscape by the Yuin Nation is combined in many areas with evidence of past pastoral practices and of the town’s evolution including the location of former buildings, infrastructure and landscape features. The original Georgian style town plan is also readable today with the grid extant and the village green at its heart. Buildings from as early as the 1840s stand beside modern structures, and the historic character of the place is a key part of why people are so drawn to this modest country town. This tour will cover the key phases of Braidwood’s development including its establishment, settlement, gold rush, periods of war and the twentieth century changes to the place. On-bus commentary will also consider the contextual development of the region, the expression of the conference themes in the regional centres such as Queanbeyan, Bungendore and Braidwood supporting the growth of the National Capital. As we drive through Canberra, commentary will also be provided on key aspects of the city’s development, in particular during the mid-century period under the guidance of the National Capital Development Commission (1958-89). Note: Those attending the Braidwood Tour must be able to board the steps on the bus/coach and need to be fit and capable of walking unassisted. The walk may involve some uneven ground, sloping terrain, stairs and steps. You will need to be prepared for sun (hat/sunscreen) and rain (raincoat/umbrella) and should wear appropriate walking shoes. Please also bring your own water bottle and any snacks you need for the bus. A MORE DETAILED ITINERARY WILL BE PROVIDED TO CONFIRMED TOUR PARTICIPANTS. You may also need to supply some other details ahead of the tour.
$125.00+ $6.59 feeEOI - Optional Pre-Conference Tour - Tiagarra - Tuesday 23 September (Total cost $60. please select if you are interested in registering for this tour) ticket
Free
Full Registration
Early Bird ASHA Member - Full Registration ticket
$420.00+ $19.57 feeEarly Bird Non-Member - Full Registration ticket
$510.00+ $23.53 feeEarly Bird ASHA Member Student/Concession Full Registration ticket
$250.00+ $12.09 feeEarly Bird Non-Member Student/Concession Full Registration ticket
$310.00+ $14.73 fee
Single Day Registration
Early Bird ASHA Member - Single Day Registration ticket
$180.00+ $9.01 feeEarly Bird Non-Member - Single Day Registration ticket
$230.00+ $11.21 feeEarly Bird Non-Member - Student/Concession Single Day Registration ticket
$140.00+ $7.25 feeEarly Bird ASHA Member - Student/Concession Single Day Registration ticket
$130.00+ $6.81 fee
Virtual Registration
Undergraduate students only - online attendance (please send a scan of your student ID to secretary@asha.org.au) ticket
FreePostgraduate ASHA student members only - online attendance (please send a scan of your student ID to secretary@asha.org.au) ticket
Free
