Thursday Three - 25 07 2024

  • Preliminary program for #AAGConf2024 now available
  • Changes to AAG QLD Division – Thank you, Lachlan Green and welcome Dr Theresa Scott
  • Winners of the Member renewal prize

Preliminary program for #AAGConf2024 now available

We are thrilled to announce that the preliminary program for the 2024 AAG Conference is now available! This year's lineup promises to be our most exciting yet, featuring a diverse array of presentations and many new voices in the field.

A/Prof Marguerite Bramble, our Scientific Co-chair, shared her enthusiasm, saying, "Wow, what an amazing breadth of presentations and so many new presenters!" Her excitement is contagious, and we can't wait for you to experience sessions and topics that aligns with the theme, “Fresh ideas, Fresh thinking”, set against the backdrop of what is considered the “cleanest air in Australia”, Hobart. 

If you haven’t already registered, now is the perfect time to take advantage of our Early Bird rates. With a diverse array of topics, there's something for everyone. Whether you're a long-time attendee or a first-time participant, you'll find plenty of sessions that pique your interest and expand your knowledge. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to connect, learn, and grow with fellow professionals.

To view the preliminary program and start planning your conference experience, visit the conference website.

We look forward to seeing you there!

AAG QLD Division - Thank you, Lachlan Green and welcome Dr Theresa Scott

We’d like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Lachlan Green for his service as the Queensland Division Chair. Lachlan has decided to embark on new adventures with his family in country WA, where they’ve chosen to settle for the foreseeable future. Thank you, Lachlan, for your invaluable contributions and leadership.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Theresa Scott as the new Queensland Division Chair. Theresa brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, and we are excited to have her lead the division. You can learn more about Dr. Theresa Scott here.

We also want to take this opportunity to acknowledge all our past Division chairs for their valued contributions to AAG. Your efforts and dedication have been instrumental in our success.

You can learn more about our wonderful AAG Divisions and committee members here. 

Winners of the Member renewal prize 

A few months ago, we promised to put anyone who renewed their membership by 30 May in the draw to win a copy of 'A lasting conversation: Stories on ageing'.

Edited by Susan Ogle and Melanie Joosten, 'Stories on ageing' captures some of Australia's best storytellers' insights into ageing in Australia.

Eight AAG members from across the country have won a copy. Congratulations - in random order - Betty Haralambous, Ye In (Jane) Hwang, Sarah Jeong, Rebecca Bullingham, Sonya Carrall, Mark Silver, Shin Liau and Emily Reeve

For those who are yet to renew or join AAG, we remind you of the many benefits of being an AAG member. These include:

  • Access to our new exclusive online community, where you can connect, engage and share with members across every State and Territory
  • More of our popular webinars and an improved library of resources
  • Increased activities related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing
  • Eligibility to apply for grants from the AAG Research Trust
  • Discounted registration for the annual AAG Conference

Not yet a member? Follow this link and join today.
Previously a member? Sign in and renew here.