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On behalf of the IAGOD Symposium Organising Committee, we extend a warm invitation to you to join us in the wonderful city

of Adelaide for the 13th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium, to be held from Tuesday April 6—Friday April 9 2010.

With a fresh and exciting program planned, the 13th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium will feature an impressive line up of high

quality guest speakers to enlighten delegates.

The social program for 2010 will be sure to entertain all guests, commencing with Welcome Drinks to be held on Tuesday 6 April,

followed by an informal Australian themed dinner on Thursday 8 April.

As one of the world’s most diverse and welcoming cities, Adelaide, South Australia can offer delegates a unique mix of world

famous wines, culinary genius, picturesque boulevards, splendid lifestyle, convenient accessibility and vast business experience.

The Adelaide Convention Centre is internationally renowned and consistently ranked in the world’s top ten convention centres.

The Adelaide Convention Centre is located on the beautiful River Torrens and near a variety of accommodation, shopping,

restaurants, nightlife and entertainment.

Place the dates in your diary now, we look forward to seeing you in Adelaide in 2010.

Gold Sponsor ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Silver Sponsor ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Individual Young Researcher Sponsor ________________________________________________________________________________________

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INVITATION TO ATTEND

SPONSORS

Adelaide’s world‐class conference facilities, cosmopolitan lifestyle and central Australian location have made the city a popular

choice for conferences from all over the world. Adelaide offers all of the benefits of a large international metropolis. A variety of

hotels are available all within a short stroll from the award winning Adelaide Convention Centre, enabling delegates to walk from

venue to venue.

Adelaide is cleverly planned, with a square mile Central Business District ensuring restaurants, shopping areas, cultural attractions

and conveniences are never further than a few minutes walk. Adelaideans proudly promote the city as ‘the twenty minute city’,

claiming Adelaide as Australia’s most accessible mainland city.

Adelaide is also home to Australia’s first purpose‐built Convention Centre, magnificently refurbished, making it the ideal host

venue for the 13th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium.

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ABOUT IAGOD

ABOUT ADELAIDE

The objective of the International Association on the Genesis of Ore Deposits (I.A.G.O.D.) is to promote

international co‐operation in the study of the genesis of ore deposits and to further the growth of

knowledge in this field. These tasks are achieved in several ways. International symposia are organized

by IAGOD, and a variety of meetings and symposia are held in conjunction with other organisations

interested in the genesis of mineral deposits. The association continues to expand its international

activities and membership, having members in about 70 countries world‐wide.

Symposium 2010 Secretariat |

Professor Ian Plimer, Chair | University of Adelaide

Martin Fairclough, Treasurer | Chief Geoscientist, Geological Survey | PIRSA

Dr Ian Graham, Secretary | University of New South Wales

Dr Tim Baker, Manager Geological Survey Branch | PIRSA

Dr Nigel Cook , IAGOD President

Tania Davies, PACE Marketing | PIRSA

Dr Andrew Rowett, Manager ‐ Minerals Information and Promotion Branch | PIRSA

Kerry Stanley, Administration Officer | PIRSA

Anne Walker, Director Industry Marketing | SACOME

Annemarie Williamson, Graphic Designer | PIRSA

Khin Zaw, CODES | University of Tasmania

Amy Dolling, Symposium Manager | All Occasions Management

Amanda Wight, Sponsorship and Exhibition Manager | All Occasions Management

Tuesday 6 April 2010

2.00pm ‐ 4.00pm Registration Opens at the Adelaide Convention Centre

5.00pm ‐ 7.00pm Welcome Drinks – South Australian Museum

2.00pm ‐ 5.00pm Exhibitor Bump In

Wednesday 7 April 2010

7.30am ‐ 9.00am Registration

9.00am ‐ 10.30am Welcome to Country Welcome to Symposium & Official Opening Plenary Address One

10.30am ‐ 11.00am Morning Tea in Exhibition

11.00am ‐ 12.40pm Concurrent Sessions

12.40pm ‐ 2.40pm Lunch & Poster Sessions in Exhibition

2.40pm ‐ 4.00pm Concurrent Sessions

4.00pm ‐ 4.30pm Afternoon Tea in Exhibition


Thursday 8 April 2010


9.00am ‐ 10.00am Plenary Address One



12.10pm ‐ 2.00pm Lunch & Poster Sessions in Exhibition




6.30pm ‐ 10.30pm Symposium Dinner – Adelaide Zoo

Friday 9 April 2010


9.00am ‐ 10.00am Plenary Address One



12.10pm – 2.00pm Lunch & Poster Sessions in Exhibition




5.00pm Symposium Closing Session

PROGRAM UPDATES For program updates please check the IAGOD Symposium website at: www.alloccasionsgroup.com/IAGOD2010 DISCLAIMER All information is correct at the time of printing. In the event of unforseen circumstances, the Organising Committee reserves the right to delete or alter items in the Symposium Program.

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PROGRAM

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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM

Giant Ore Deposits

Convenors: Ross Large (CODES, University of Tasmania) and Lynton Jacques (Geoscience Australia)

Keynote speakers: Kathy Ehrig (BHP‐Billiton)

‘Olympic Dam’

and to be announced

The flagship ‘Giant Ore Deposits’ session covers giant‐sized ore deposits throughout the world, including deposits of all types

(e.g. Carlin Au, IOCG, SEDEX, VHMS, magmatic Ni and PGE, porphyry, orogenic Au, epithermal and diamonds). Numerous giant ore

deposits ‘downunder’ will feature in the session (e.g., Olympic Dam, Broken Hill, Mt Isa, Rosebery, Bendigo, Kalgoorlie and

Boddington), as well as more recent giant discoveries such as the Merlin Mo‐Re deposit, Queensland.

Australian Regions

Each of the following sessions will showcase key mineral deposits in the respective states, new exploration successes and research results

New South Wales Convenors: Lindsay Gilligan (Geological Survey of NSW) and Ian Plimer (University of Adelaide)

Keynote speaker: Lindsay Gilligan (Geological Survey of NSW) and RG Barnes (Geological Survey of New South Wales)

‘Evolution of a Mineral Endowment, New South Wales, Australia’

Northern Territory Convenor: Ian Scrimgeour (Director, Geological Survey of the Northern Territory)

David Huston (Geoscience Australia)

‘The geodynamic and metallogenic evolution of the North Australia Craton ‐ links to the amalgamation and breakup of Nuna’

Queensland Convenors: Nick Oliver (James Cook University) and Dave Mason (Director, Geological Survey of Queensland)

Keynote speaker: Doug Kirwin (Ivanhoe Australia)

‘Recent Exploration Successes in the Southern Cloncurry region, Eastern Fold Belt, Northwest Queensland’

South Australia Convenors: Tim Baker (Primary Industries and Resources South Australia) and David Giles (University of Adelaide)

Keynote speakers: Martin Fairclough (PIRSA, Adelaide)

‘Metallogeny and Geological Setting of IOCG and Uranium Systems in South Australia’

Jocelyn McPhie (CODES, University of Tasmania) and Vadim Kamenetsky (CODES, University of Tasmania)

‘Origin of Olympic Dam: Why is it a supergiant?’

Tasmania Convenors: Andrew McNeill and Jeff Foster (CODES, University of Tasmania)

Keynote speaker: to be announced

Victoria Convenor: David Phillips (University of Melbourne)

Keynote speaker: Christopher Wilson (University of Melbourne)

‘Fault control on gold mineralization in the central Victorian portion of the Lachlan Fold Belt, Australia’

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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM CONT...

Western Australia Convenor: Mark Barley (University of Western Australia)

Keynote speakers: John Miller (University of Western Australia)

‘Developments in understanding the location of world‐class Archean gold systems’

Mike Nugus (AngloGold Ashanti)

‘Gold deposits of the Laverton Greenstone Belt’

World Regions

Each of these sessions will showcase key mineral deposits in the respective geographical regions, new exploration successes and research results

New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific Islands Convenors: Tony Christie (GNS, New Zealand) and Jeff Mauk (University of Auckland, New Zealand)

Keynote speaker: Greg Corbett (Sydney)

‘Pacific Rim Cu‐Au’

Southeast Asia Convenors: Khin Zaw (CODES, University of Tasmania) and Stuart Smith (G‐Resources)

Keynote Speaker: Sebastien Meffre (CODES, University of Tasmania)

‘Tectonic evolution of SE Asia: Progress and Problems’

China and East Asia Convenors: Franco Pirajno (Geological Survey of Western Australia) and Jingweng Mao (Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, Beijing)

Keynote speakers: Prof Ruizhong Hu (Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guiyang)

‘The relationship between uranium mineralisation and lithospheric extension during Cretaceous to Tertiary in South China’

Jingweng Mao (Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, Beijing)

‘Mesozoic metallogeny of polymetallic deposits (Au, Cu, W, Sn W and Mo) and their corresponding geodynamic setting in East China continent’

Taofa Zhou (School of Resources and Environment Engineering, Hefei University of Technology, China)

‘Granites and volcanic rocks in West junggar, Xinjiang, China: Geochronological, geochemical characteristics

and their geodynamic and metallogenic significance’

Europe Convenors: Nigel Cook (University of Adelaide / SA Museum) and Cristiana Ciobanu (University of Adelaide / SA Museum)

Keynote speakers: Krister Sundblad (Turku University, Finland)

‘Metallogeny of indium in the Fennoscandian Shield ¨C 100 years of investigations’ Jamie Wilkinson (Imperial College, University of London and CODES, University of Tasmania)

‘Irish Zn‐Pb: New insights, new discoveries’

Russia and Central Asia Convenors: Elena Belousova (Macquarie University, Sydney)

and Nikolay Goryachev (Northeastern Institute of Scientific Research, Magadan, Russia)

Keynote speakers: Kreshimir Malitch (Russian Geological Research Institute, St. Petersburg)

'Geochronology and Hf‐Nd‐Sr‐Os‐S isotope systematics of the Noril'sk‐type

intrusions: New insights for prolonged evolution and source heterogeneity'

Andy Wilde (Wilde Consulting, Melbourne)

‘The giant gold deposit at Muruntau, Uzbekistan: did lightning strike more than once?’

Australian Regions cont...

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World Regions cont...

Africa and Madagascar Convenors: Bert De Waele (SRK consulting) and Vicky Niku‐Paalova (Geological Survey of Namibia)

Keynote speakers: Cliff D. Taylor (USGS, Denver, CO, USA)

‘The metallogeny and major mineral deposits of Madagascar’

Stuart Bull (CODES, University of Tasmania)

‘The central African Copperbelt’

North, Central and South America Convenors: David Lentz (University of New Brunswick), Paul Spry (Iowa State University)

and Eduardo Zappetini (Instituto de Geología y Recursos Minerales, Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Keynote speaker: Richard Goldfarb (USGS, Denver, CO, USA)

Title to be announced

Specific Themes Gold deposits

Convenor: David Huston (Geoscience Australia)

Keynote speakers: Neil Phillips (University of Melbourne and Phillipsgold Pty Ltd.) and Roger Powell (University of Melbourne)

‘Formation of gold deposits in high metamorphic grade terrains’

Greg Corbett (Sydney)

‘Anatomy of porphyry Cu‐Au and epithermal Au‐Ag systems’

Magmatic ore deposits Convenors: Steve Barnes (CSIRO), Dan Layton‐Mathews (Queens University, Ont., Canada) and Reid Keays (Monash University)

Keynote speaker: Peter Lightfoot (Vale‐INCO, Canada)

‘Advances in Ni‐Cu‐PGE Sulphide Deposit Models: implications for the origin of the Voisey's Bay Deposits, Canada’

Volcanic‐hosted massive sulphide districts (IGCP‐502) Convenors: Rodney Allen (Boliden Mineral Exploration Department, Sweden) and to be announced

Keynote speaker: to be announced

Fluvial palaeo‐systems and onshore basins: evolution and mineral deposits Convenors: Baohong Hou (Primary Industries and Resources South Australia)

and Harald Dill (Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Hannover, Germany)

Keynote speaker: Prof. Ziying Li (President, CNNC Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology)

‘Uranium deposits related to Meso‐Cenozoic Fluvial Palaeochannel systems in China’

Mineralogy – from exploration to beneficiation Convenors: Allan Pring (SA Museum/ University of Adelaide) and Peter Williams (University of Western Sydney)

Keynote speaker: Roger Smart (University of South Australia, Adelaide)

‘The Critical Role of Surfaces in Minerals Processing’

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Specific Themes cont...

New geophysical and geochemical exploration techniques Conveners: Graham Heinson (University of Adelaide), Jeff Foster (CODES, University of Tasmania)

and Martin Fairclough (Primary Industries and Resources SA)

Keynote speakers: Peter Fullagar (University of Queensland)

‘Approaches to inversion: The impact on exploration’

and to be announced

Uranium resources Convenors: Michel Cuney (Henri Poincaré University, Nancy, France), David Burrows and Frank Bierlein (AREVA, Adelaide)

Keynote speaker: Kurt Kyser (Queen’s University, Canada)

‘Why don't big U deposits always form?’

Present‐day mineralising systems Conveners: Cornel deRonde (GNS New Zealand) and Bruce Gemmell (University of Tasmania)

Keynote speaker: Cornel deRonde (GNS New Zealand)

‘Hydrothermal systems of intraoceanic arcs’

Gem deposits Conveners: David Phillips (University of Melbourne), Lin Sutherland (Australian Museum/University of Western Sydney),

Brendan Laurs (Gemological Institute of America) and Khin Zaw (CODES, University of Tasmania)

Keynote speakers: Jeff Harris (University of Glasgow, Scotland)

‘The genesis of diamonds’

Gaston Giuliani (IRD‐CRPG, Nancy, France)

‘What makes a giant gem deposit’

GIS and Spatial statistical applications to mineral exploration Conveners: Alok Porwal (University of Western Australia) and Klaus Gessner (University of Western Australia) & Oliver Kreuzer

Keynote speaker: John Carranza (International Institute for Geo‐Information Science and Earth Observation, The Netherlands) 'Applications of spatial statistics to mineral exploration: An overview'

to be announced

ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS

The IAGOD 2010 Symposium Organising Committee invites you to submit abstracts for consideration in the Symposium program.

Lodgement of an abstract does not mean automatic inclusion in the Symposium program.

Abstracts must be submitted by Friday 29th January 2010 for consideration. Presenters will be advised in late February 2010 if and

by what mode of presentation their paper is accepted. If you submit more than one abstract, please seriously consider whether

you will be submitting papers for all the abstracts that you have submitted. The Symposium Organising Committee will be using

these abstracts to organise the contributed paper sessions. Contributed paper presentation slots are limited. Please indicate if you

would prefer to submit a poster option. Final assignment of oral or poster presentations will be at the discretion of the Local

Organising Committee.

To submit an abstract or for information regarding abstract guidelines and instructions, please visit the Call for Abstracts page on

the IAGOD Symposium website http://www.alloccasionsgroup.com/iagod‐symposium‐2010‐call‐for‐abstracts.

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SYMPOSIUM FIELD TRIPS

Field Trips | The Symposium is offering three field trips to delegates. To nominate to attend these field trips, please complete the appropriate section on the Registration Form, page 17. Field Trip 1. Uranium Mineral Systems in South Australia—TRIP FULL

Scope | The theme of the tour is Uranium Mineral Systems in South Australia, including breccia‐related and sandstone hosted examples. It demonstrates the link between 1580 Ma Cu‐Au‐U mineralisation and younger styles of U mineralisation.

Field Trip Dates | Saturday 10th April—Monday 12th April 2010

Itinerary | 10th April Depart Adelaide to Olympic Dam Olympic Dam to Balcanoona Overnight at Arkaroola Resort 11th April Tour Arkaroola/Mt Painter Overnight at Arkaroola Resort 12th April Tour Beverley Mine Depart Balcanoona (or Beverley strip) Arrive Adelaide approximately 16.00

Field Trip Leaders | Martin Fairclough and Steve Hore

Cost | AUD$950.00

Includes | Lunches, transport & accommodation. Evening meals and drinks at Arkaroola Resort are at participants own cost Transport will be by Charter Flight from Adelaide. Strict limits apply to luggage and sample weights. Maximum Number of participants | 9 To nominate to be placed on a wait list for this trip, please do so on the registration form.

Field Trip 2. Mines and scenery of Western Tasmania | Tasmania The mines of the West Coast of Tasmania have a rich historical heritage as well as an important mineralogical value in containing or having had found, specimens of rare and unusual minerals. Also, the various mining fields have important roles in the understanding of the mineralization of the Mount Read Volcanics, and the occurrence of economic minerals.

Field Trip Dates | Tuesday 13th April— Saturday 17th April 2010

Itinerary | 13th April Depart Launceston to Cradle Mountain National Park Arrive Waratah 14th April Visit Savage River Tour Mount Bischoff mines 15th April Tour Kara and Que River mines Travel to Zeehan 16th April Visit Zeehan Museum Tour Avebury nickel mine Travel to Queenstown 17th April Tour Mount Lyell mine Return to Launceston

Field Trip leader | Ralph Bottrill, Mineral Resources Tasmania

Cost | AUD$1,000.00

Includes | All meals, transport and accommodation. Transport to Tasmania are at participants cost. Please refer to page 12 for information regarding All Occasions Group’s Travel department.

Maximum Number of participants | 10

SOCIAL PROGRAM

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Welcome Drinks

Date: Tuesday, 6 April 2010

Time: 5.00pm – 7.00pm

Venue: South Australian Museum

North Terrace, Adelaide

Cost: Included in Full Registration Fee

AUD$65.00 per ticket (day registrants & additional tickets)

Renew old acquaintances and meet new contacts at the Symposium’s

official Welcome Drinks.

Symposium Dinner

Date: Thursday, 8 April 2010

Time: 6.30pm – 10.30pm

Venue: Adelaide Zoo

Plane Tree Drive, Adelaide

Cost: AUD$100.00 per ticket

Enjoy a relaxing night of food, wine & good company in the

fabulous surrounds of the Adelaide Zoo.

Field Trip 3. Broken Hill Broken Hill's massive orebody, which formed about 1,800 million years ago, has proved to be among the world's largest silver‐lead‐zinc mineral deposits. The orebody is shaped like a boomerang plunging into the earth at its ends and outcropping in the centre. The protruding tip of the orebody stood out as a jagged rocky ridge amongst undulating plain country on either side. This was known as the broken hill by early pastoralists. Miners called the ore body the Line of Lode. Information regarding this field trip will be released soon. Please tick the appropriate box on the registration form if you wish to receive more information via email when it is released. Field Trip Cancellation Terms and Conditions The Symposium Organising committee reserves the right to cancel field trips at their discretion if minimum numbers are not met. In the event of a cancellation, the field trip cost will be refunded to the delegate. The Symposium is not at liberty to refund personal or additional expenses such as flights, supplementary accommodation etc in the event of a cancellation. By completing this section on the registration form, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions.

SYMPOSIUM FIELD TRIPS CONT...

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Early Bird Registration Regular Registration Day Registration (prior to and including 15/01/2010) (after 15/01/2010)

IAGOD Member AUD$800.00 AUD$875.00 AUD$375.00

Non‐Member AUD$900.00 AUD$975.00 AUD$375.00

Regular Registration Day Registration

Student AUD$275.00 AUD$100.00

Please Note | Full payment is required prior to the commencement of the 13th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium. Admission to the

Symposium and all social functions will be refused if payment has not been received. Payment of Early Bird fees are required prior

to 15th January 2010 to qualify for the rate. All fees are in Australian dollars.

Financial Assistance | The Symposium Committee will consider special cases for delegates requiring financial assistance with

registration fees. Each case will be considered individually and successful applicants for Financial Assistance will be notified in

writing by the Symposium Committee by Friday 12th February 2010. To apply for Financial Assistance, please select the

appropriate box on the registration form.

IAGOD Member | To qualify for the IAGOD Member rate, a valid IAGOD membership must be held.

Full Registration | Includes attendance at all Symposium sessions, the Welcome Drinks on Tuesday, 6 April 2010, morning teas,

lunches and afternoon teas on the Symposium days, a satchel and program handbook. Attendance at the Symposium Dinner on

Thursday, 8 April 2010 must be booked separately and will incur an additional fee.

Student | To qualify for the Student rate, current enrollment in a university degree is necessary. Please forward a letter from your

University Head, inclusive of a school stamp and a copy of your student card to +61 (08) 8125 2233 or [email protected]

when registering. Applications for the Student rate will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

Day Registration | Includes attendance at the Symposium sessions, morning and afternoon tea and lunch on the nominated day,

a satchel and program handbook. Attendance at the Welcome Drinks on Tuesday, 6 April 2010 and the Symposium Dinner on

Thursday, 8 April 2010 must be booked separately and will incur an additional fee.

Payment of Registration Fees | Payment must accompany all registration forms and may be made by the following options:

Credit Card | The Symposium will accept payments from Visa, MasterCard, Diners and American Express. Accounts paid by a

credit card will incur a processing fee of 2.5% for Visa and MasterCard, 3.5% for AMEX and 4.5% for Diners.

Cheque | Please make cheques payable to All Occasions Group – IAGOD and post to:

All Occasions Management

41 Anderson Street

Thebarton, South Australia 5031 AUSTRALIA

Electronic Funds Transfer | The Symposium will not be responsible for any charges incurred by international bank transfers.

Please ensure funds are sufficient to cover bank charges prior to making payment from outside Australia.

Account Name All Occasions Management – IAGOD

BSB 065 112

Account Number 1012 3945

Bank Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Statement Reference Delegate Surname

REGISTRATION FEES

REGISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Confirmation of Registration | Registrations will be acknowledged in writing to the email address nominated with confirmation

of requirements according to the registration form submitted. A tax invoice will be attached to this email. A remittance advice

form is included on the last page of the tax invoice. Please complete this form and forward to [email protected].

If you have not received a written confirmation within seven days please contact All Occasions Management at

[email protected].

Cancellation Policy | Registration cancellations must be sent in writing (mail, fax or email), to All Occasions Management.

Registration cancellations received up to 30 days prior to the Symposium will receive a full refund, less a $100.00 handling fee.

Registration cancellations received less than 30 days and up to seven days prior to the Symposium will receive a 50% refund. No

refunds will be given for registration cancellations received within seven days of the Symposium; however a substitute delegate

may be nominated. Please note in the event of a cancellation, the refund of any deposits forwarded to hotels, tour companies or

other related business will be at the discretion of the supplier.

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REGISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS CONT...

TRAVEL

Are you travelling to the 13th Quadrennial IAGOD Symposium in Adelaide? Do you need assistance with flights, car hire or pre and

post touring? If you would like assistance with travel options, don’t hesitate to contact Travelscene at All Occasions . Working

alongside our Conferencing Department allows you to focus on your destination whilst we manage the journey. We are a member

of the Travelscene American Express network, so you can be sure that you are getting the best possible deals.

Our contact details are as follows:

Travelscene at All Occasions

E: [email protected]

Accommodation | Accommodation has been reserved at several hotels with special Symposium rates when booked through All

Occasions Management. Accommodation rooms are limited and allocation will be strictly on first‐come first‐serve basis. As this is a

busy time in Adelaide we encourage you to book your accommodation as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Accommodation Booking and Deposit | To make a booking please complete the relevant section on the registration form and

forward an amount equal to one night’s accommodation rate, to All Occasions Management. Amounts sent greater than the first

night’s deposit for accommodation will be returned. Delegates are responsible for settling their final account with the hotel at

check out.

Late Arrivals | Please indicate on your booking form or notify All Occasions Management in writing if you will arrive at your hotel

after 6.00pm on the day of arrival. Failure to do so may result in your room being released. The accommodation deposit will be

forfeited should you not arrive on the date for which you have booked. In this instance, your subsequent night’s accommodation

will be cancelled and may be re‐sold without notice.

Rates and Terminology | All rates are in Australian dollars inclusive of GST and are for room only unless indicated otherwise. All

rates refer to single, double or twin share unless otherwise indicated.

‘Single’ a single occupancy room. ‘Double’ a room with one double or queen bed. ‘Twin’ a room with two beds.

Accommodation Alterations and Cancellations | Alterations or cancellation of hotel accommodation must be sent in writing to

All Occasions Management, not to the hotel. Cancellations with less than seven days notice given may incur a penalty. This is at the

discretion of the hotel.

ACCOMMODATION

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Hotels | The Symposium has reserved rooms at the following hotels at special discounted Symposium rates. For budget options,

please visit the IAGOD Symposium website www.alloccasionsgroup.com/IAGOD2010.

Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide

Adjacent to the Adelaide Convention Centre

125 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000

p: +61 (08) 8407 8888 | f: +61 (08) 8407 8866

AUD$110.00 per economy room per night

AUD$155.00 per standard room per night Cancellations within 30 days of check‐in date incur first nights accommodation as cancellation fee. Please note Mercure Grosvenor is 3 star accommodation.

Comfort Hotel Adelaide Riviera

Fifteen minute walk to the Adelaide Convention Centre


p: +61 (08) 8124 9900 | f: +61 (08) 8124 9901

AUD$130.00 per standard room per night Cancellations within 30‐14 days of check‐in date incur first nights accommodation as cancellation fee. Cancellations made less than 7 days prior

to arrival incur charges of 50% of total accommodation. Cancellations made less than 48 hours to arrival incur charges of 100% of total

accommodation.

Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley

Three minute walk to Adelaide Convention Centre 65 Hindley Street, Adelaide, 5000, Australia

p: +61 (08) 8231 5552 | f: +61 (08) 8237 3800

AUD$165.00 ‐ standard deluxe room per night Cancellations within 30 days of check‐in date incur first nights accommodation as cancellation fee.

Oaks Embassy

Opposite the Adelaide Convention Centre


p: +61 (08) 8210 8000 | f: +61 (08) 8210 8001

AUD$175.00 per deluxe one bedroom apartment per night‐Single or double occupancy | no twin beds available

AUD$240.00 per deluxe two bedroom apartment per night‐One queen bed and one double bed | no twin beds available Cancellations within 30‐14 days of check‐in date incur first nights accommodation as cancellation fee. Cancellations within 14 days will forfeit 100% accommodation costs.

Oaks Horizons

Opposite the Adelaide Convention Centre


p: +61 (08) 8210 8000 | f: +61 (08) 8210 8001

AUD$175.00 per deluxe one bedroom apartment per night‐Single or double occupancy | no twin beds available

AUD$240.00 per deluxe two bedroom apartment per night‐One queen bed and one double bed | no twin beds available Cancellations within 30‐14 days of check‐in date incur first nights accommodation as cancellation fee. Cancellations within 14 days will forfeit 100% accommodation costs.

Rockford Adelaide

Ten minute walk to the Adelaide Convention Centre

31‐34 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000

p: +61 (08) 8231 1234 | f: +61 (08) 8231 1120

AUD$179.00 per standard queen room per night Cancellation policy is at the discretion of the hotel and will be treated on a case‐by case basis.

ACCOMMODATION CONT...

Car Parking | Is available at the Adelaide Convention Centre, in both the Exhibition Car Park and the Riverbank Car Park. All day

early bird parking is approximately $9.00. Other public car parks are situated on North Terrace.

Dress Standards | Smart casual dress is suggested for the Symposium sessions and social activities.

Temperature | For the month of April, Adelaide’s mean maximum temperature is 22ºC, the mean minimum is 12ºC.

Local Transport | The Adelaide Airport is situated 7km from the central business district and major hotels. An Airport City minibus

runs between the airport and major hotels every half hour from 7.00am – 10.00pm (hourly on weekends) at a cost of

approximately $10.00.

Air Access | The following airlines service Adelaide. For more information please visit www.aal.com.au/operators/default.aspx.

Domestic Airlines

International Airlines

Taxis | A taxi from the airport to the city is approximately AUD$15.00.

Suburban Taxi ‐ 131 008

Yellow Cabs ‐ 132 227

Adelaide Independent Taxi ‐ 132 211

Tram Runs | Adelaide Metro Trams run from Glenelg to North Terrace (in front of the Adelaide Convention Centre). For more

information please call, + 61 (08) 8210 1000 or visit the website www.adelaidemetro.com.au.

Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 5.35pm (every 8 minutes on average).

Saturday, Sunday, Public Holidays: 9.00am – 6.00pm (approximately every 15 minutes).

Other Times (to Midnight): Approximately every 20 minutes.

Name Badges | All delegates, sponsors, exhibitors and day registrants will be issued with a name badge at registration.

Admittance to all sessions and social functions included in the registration fee will require presentation of your badge.

Registration Desk | All delegates must register to attend the Symposium. The registration and information desk will be located in

the Main Foyer of the Adelaide Convention Centre and will be open during the following hours:

Tuesday, 6 April 2010 ‐ 2.00pm – 4.30pm

Wednesday, 7 April 2010 ‐ 7.30am – 5.00pm

Thursday, 8 April 2010 ‐ 7.30am – 5.00pm

Friday, 9 April 2010 ‐ 7.30am – 5.00pm

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GENERAL INFORMATION

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Delegate Details

Title ___________ Given Name__________________________________ Family Name_____________________________________

Preferred name on badge ______________________________________________________________________________________

Organisation/Company_________________________________________________________________________________________

Position_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

Mailing Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________

City__________________________________________State________________Postcode__________Country__________________

Phone ______________________________ Fax ______________________________ Mobile ________________________________

Email (Symposium correspondence will be sent to this email address) ___________________________________________________

Special Requirements (e.g. Dietary requirements, mobility issues)______________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Privacy | In registering for this Symposium, relevant details will be incorporated into a Delegate List. Delegate Lists will be

published to Sponsors and Exhibitors and within the Symposium Satchel.

All Occasions Group uses commercial electronic messages (i.e. email updates, newsletters etc.) to keep delegates, sponsors and

accompanying partners informed on both current and future events. You will automatically be kept informed of Symposium and

accommodation specials.

No, I would not like to be kept informed of Symposiums, travel and accommodation specials and/or holiday/travel prizes.

I do not consent to have my details on the delegate list. (refer to privacy policy page 17).

Important Note | Please be aware that Australia will celebrate Easter in April 2010. Adelaide observes public holidays on the

following days:

Good Friday Friday 2nd April 2010

Easter Saturday Saturday 3rd April 2010

Easter Monday Monday 5th April 2010

Trading hours and availability of public transport, tours, shopping centers and other tourist attractions are extremely limited on

public holidays in Adelaide. If you plan to arrive in Adelaide early and wish to obtain more information regarding services available

on public holidays, please visit www.southaustralia.com.

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Registration Type | (All fees are quoted in Australian Dollars)

Early Bird Registration Regular Registration Day Registration (prior to and including 15/01/2010) (after 15/01/2010)

IAGOD Member AUD$800.00 AUD$875.00 AUD$375.00

Non‐Member AUD$900.00 AUD$975.00 AUD$375.00

Regular Registration Day Registration

Student AUD$275.00 AUD$100.00

Please specify day of attendance Wednesday Thursday Friday

(day registration only)

Financial Assistance |

I wish to be considered for Financial Assistance (please refer to page 11)

Registration Total AUD$_____________________________

Accommodation | Please indicate your preference (1, 2 and 3) in the appropriate boxes below. All rates are quoted in Australian

Dollars, are GST inclusive and room only per night. An accommodation deposit equivalent to one night’s deposit is required to

secure your booking. The remaining balance is payable direct to the hotel upon check in. Arrival date ____ / _____ /2010 Departure date ____ / _____ /2010 Estimated time of arrival ___________am/pm

Name of person (s) sharing (if applicable) __________________________________________________________________________

Single Double Twin and / or Smoking Non Smoking

Mercure Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide AUD$110.00 per economy queen room per night

(Adjacent to Symposium venue) AUD$155.00 per standard room per night

Comfort Hotel‐Adelaide Riviera AUD$130.00 per standard room per night

(Fifteen minute walk to Symposium venue)

Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley AUD$165.00 per standard deluxe room per night

(Three minute walk to Symposium venue)

Oaks Embassy AUD$175.00 per deluxe 1 bedroom apartment per night

(Opposite Symposium venue) AUD$240.00 per deluxe 2 bedroom apartment per night

Oaks Horizons AUD$175.00 per deluxe 1 bedroom apartment per night

(Opposite Symposium venue) AUD$240.00 per deluxe 2 bedroom apartment per night

Rockford Hotel Adelaide AUD$179.00 per standard queen room per night

(Ten minute walk to Symposium venue)

Alterations or cancellation of hotel accommodation must be sent in writing to All Occasions Management, not to the hotel. Changes

to existing accommodation bookings made on or after Friday 6 March 2010 will incur a AU$33 processing fee. Please refer to page

13 for the cancellation policy of each hotel.

Accommodation Deposit Total (equivalent to 1 night) AUD$_________________

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Social Program | To assist with catering please indicate your intentions. Failure to do so will be noted as non‐attendance.

Additional tickets may also be purchased for any extra people who wish to attend the IAGOD Symposium social functions listed

below.

Welcome Drinks

Tuesday , 6 April at 5.00pm, South Australian Museum

Yes, I will attend the Welcome Drinks (cost included in full registration) Number__________

Extra ticket (s) @ AUD$65.00 per ticket Number __________

Symposium Dinner

Thursday, 8 April at 6.30pm, Adelaide Zoo

Yes, I/we will attend the Symposium Dinner @ AUD$100.00 per ticket Number __________

Social Events Total AUD$_____________

Travel | Travelscene at All Occasions, a member of the Travelscene/AMEX group, can organise flights, transfers, pre and post

Symposium tours and travel insurance to suit your needs.

Please indicate if you would like to be contacted by a Travelscene at All Occasions consultant to book flights, tours

and/or travel insurance.

Symposium Field Trips | Please select from one of the field trips below.

Field Trip 1. Uranium Mineral Systems in South Australia Saturday 10th April—Monday 12th April 2010

Please place me on the wait list for this field trip Number__________

Field Trip 2. Mines and scenery of Western Tasmania | Tasmania Tuesday 13th April— Saturday 17th April 2010

Yes, I will attend Field Trip 2 @ AU$1,000.00 per person Number__________

Field Trip 3. Broken Hill Information to be released soon.

Please forward me information regarding the Broken Hill Field Trip via email when released.

I agree to the cancellation policy as stated on page 10 if this brochure.

Field Trip Total AUD$________________


Payment |

Registration Total AUD$______________________

Accommodation Total AUD$______________________

Social Events Total AUD$______________________

Field Trips Total AUD$______________________

Total AUD$______________________

Please arrange payment with one of the following methods:

Cheque | Enclosed payable to "All Occasions Management – IAGOD"

� Electronic Funds Transfer |

Account Name: "All Occasions Management – IAGOD"

BSB: 065‐112 Account Number: 1016 3945 Bank: Commonwealth Bank SWIFT Code: CTBAAU2S

To allow us to identify payment, please enter your surname as the statement reference and forward remittance advice.

� Credit Card* |

�MasterCard �Visa �AMEX � Diners Club

Card number ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ / ___ ___ ___ ___ Expiry date ____ / ____

Cardholder’s name as it appears on the card _____________________________________________________________

Signature ____________________________ * Accounts paid by a credit card will incur a processing fee of 2.5% for Visa and MasterCard, 3.5% for AMEX and 4.5% for Diners.

Please note that debits to your credit card will appear as ‘All Occasions Management’ on your statement.

Please forward this form together with payment to:

IAGOD Symposium C/‐ All Occasions Management

41 Anderson Street, Thebarton South Australia 5031 AUSTRALIA

Telephone: +61 (08) 8125 2200 Facsimile: +61 (08) 8125 2233 Email: [email protected]

Privacy Policy | In accordance with the requirements of the Australian Privacy Act 2000, the All Occasions Group (encompassing All Occasions Management and All

Occasions Travel) complies with such legislation which is designed to protect the rights of the individual to privacy of their information. All information collected

with respect to your registration for participation in this Symposium will only be used for the purposes of planning, conduct of the event or communication

regarding future events. These details may be made available to parties directly related to the Symposium including but not limited to the All Occasions Group,

venues, accommodation and travel providers (for the purposes of room/travel bookings and Symposium options), key sponsors (subject to strict conditions) and

other related parties as deemed necessary. It is also usual practice to produce a ‘Delegate List’ of attendees at the Symposium and to include the individual’s details

in such a list. By completing this registration form, you acknowledge that the details supplied by you may be used for the above purposes. It is your responsibility to

ensure that all information provided to the All Occasions Group is accurate and kept up to date. To access or update your information, please email or fax the All

Occasions Group on [email protected] or + 61 (08) 8125 2233.

Liability/Insurance | In the event of industrial disruptions or natural disasters, IAGOD, the Organising Committee, and the All Occasions Group cannot accept

responsibility for any financial or other losses incurred by the delegates. IAGOD, the Organising Committee and the All Occasions Group take no responsibility for

injury or damage to persons or property occurring during the Symposium. All insurance, including medical cover, or expenses incurred in the event of the

cancellation of the Symposium is the individual delegate’s responsibility. Attendees are encouraged to choose a travel insurance policy that includes loss of fees/

deposits through cancellation of your participation in the Symposium, or through the cancellation of the Symposium itself, loss of airfares for any reason, medical

expenses, loss or damage to personal property, additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be

altered. The Symposium Secretariat will take no responsibility for any participant failing to insure.

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Documents

Reg Brox Working 5iagod.org/sites/default/files/u1/IAGOD_2010_Registration_Brochure.pdf · Keynote speaker: Doug Kirwin (Ivanhoe Australia) ‘Recent Exploration Successes in the