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2020 GAA Federal Conference

Posted on 31st January, 2020

 

Gemmological Association of Australia

74th Federal Conference and AGM

21 – 24 May 2020

at Rendezvous Hotel, Scarborough Beach, Perth WA

 
Hosted by GAA WA Division Inc.
 
All members and guests are invited to attend the Annual Federal Conference and the Annual General Meeting. The program includes:
  • 21–22 May Committee meetings and Federal Council Meeting
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    Rock the Tropics Tour

    Posted on 3rd December, 2018

    PLEASE NOTE THIS TRIP HAS BEEN POSTPONED.

    IF YOU ARE INTERESTING IN DOING THIS TRIP IN FUTURE, PLEASE EMAIL US AT travel@gem.org.au

     

     

     

    Come, see and feel the real Australian Outback and Downunder on this 9 day venture into the amazing natural wonders of Central Queensland on this once in a lifetime trip, created by The Gemmological Association of Australia, in association with the Rockhampton Lapidary Club.

    After the Gemboree 2019 and GAA Symposium In Rockhampton.19-23rd April 2019.  New dates Read Full Post...


    New Awards for Distinguished GAA Service

    Posted on 9th March, 2016

    The Federal Council of the GAA has initiated a new award to provide recognition to the many volunteers that support the GAA at State Division Level.

    Resolution of the Federal Council

    Distinguished Service Award Application Form

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    GAA is an RTO

    Posted on 7th March, 2013

    The Gemmological Association of Australia trading as Gem Ed is a Registered Training Organisation delivering in  all States and if desired in New Zealand. RTO Provider No. 40511.

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    Geoff Tombs Research Fund

    Posted on 27th March, 2012

    Geoffrey Tombs Research Fund

    The Gemmological Association of Australia (GAA) is very proud to offer the Geoffrey Tombs Research Fund. It was established in 2004 with an initial grant from the GAA Federal Council, with continuing contributions from the GAA endorsed Gem Studies Laboratory (GSL), in memory of the remarkable contribution Geoff Tombs made to the gem and jewellery industry. Geoff was always interested in research and the furthering of education within the industry.  He was Patron and Honorary Life Member of the GAA and was awarded Member of the Order of Australia.

     The Geoffrey Tombs Research Read Full Post...



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