Community events
Community events
Our Community of Interest (COI) groups host regular local events as well as online webinars to up-skill mining professionals and provide networking opportunities with like-minded professionals.
Our COI groups have been operating for many years and work together in building a strong sense of community for those in the mining industry located in remote, regional and metropolitan areas.
With over 20 Branches located around the world, these groups support our members by creating fantastic networking opportunities and sharing knowledge at their face-to-face and online events.
Social and Environment Society
Webinar - Electrical engineering fundamentals to enable mine site decarbonisation
1
PD HOURS
Kalgoorlie Branch
Corrosion Management: Towards Effective Corrosion Mitigation Strategies
1
PD HOURS
Kalgoorlie
29 Nov 2022
29 Nov 2022
WIMnet Hunter NSW
Celebrating Success - End of Year WIMnet Hunter Networking Event
Singleton
1 Dec 2022
1 Dec 2022
Far North Queensland Branch
End of Year Function – GSQ Update and AusIMM Congress Feedback
Port Douglas
2 Dec 2022
2 Dec 2022
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Community event highlights
Our community events are an important part of AusIMM and a great way to strengthen professional networks and share knowledge.
Check out the highlights from previous community events.
Geoscience Society
Event recap – Webinar: Subduction, Mantle Metasomatism and Gold: a Dynamic and Genetic Conjunction
300 words, 3 minute read
New Zealand Branch
Event recap - New Zealand Branch - Visiting Lecturer Programme
300 words, 2 minute read
New Zealand Branch
Event recap - New Zealand Branch - 2020 NZ Branch Conference
100 words, 1 minute read
AusIMM webinar
Webinar Recording - PE Act Reforms: What the Changes Mean for Engineers and How to Best Comply
300 words, 2 minute read
Kalgoorie Branch
Event recap – Digital Tech Talk: Mining Education in the Future
200 words, 2 minute read
Metallurgical society delprat
Event recap - Metallurgical Society Delprat Distinguished Lecture – Southern QLD Branch
200 words, 2 minute read