APAS
The Association of Public Authority Surveyors, NSW
June 2019
Thank you to all the presenters, delegates and exhibitors that made APAS2019 such a great success.
Please be advised that the APAS2019 conference report, published in the May 2019 issue of Azimuth, is now available to download, along with the conference proceedings.
Please view our Resources page for these member resources.
APAS2020 Conference
Members are advised that membership renewals for 2020 are now due.
Renewing is easy!
Just log in and click on the Renew Membership link in the Member Links section and follow the prompts.
Also while you are there please check your profile to ensure everything is complete and accurate.
Full membership for the 2020 calendar year is only $40, whilst Students and Retired Members can renew for only $20.
Please don't delay, renew now!
Once again we thank you for your membership and we look forward to another great year with APAS.
Looking to become a new member? Click here for details on how to join.
December 2019
Registrations are now open for the APAS2020 Conference in March 2020.
Make sure your membership payment has been processed before you register. All delegates wanting to register at the members price can validate their discount by adding their Tax Invoice number of their paid membership fees on the registration form.
Check your Membership Status and Tax Invoice number here (need to be logged in first).
Your status needs to be indicating Active for you to be eligible for member prices.
The APAS2020 conference program has been released. It’s shaping up to be another great conference covering a wide range of topics relevant to the surveying and spatial science community. The CPD application is in progress and points will be confirmed soon. Stay tuned for more details.
June 2019
APAS2020 will be held in Leura in the Blue Mountains on 23-25 March 2020. The theme is "2020 Vision: Hindsight, Backsight, Foresight".
Please consider contributing to next year’s conference by presenting a paper. There is a lot of fantastic work being done out there – why not tell the profession about it? The Call for Abstracts will follow in due course.