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Discoveries in the Tasmanides Conference
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The Discoveries in the Tasmanides Conference showcases exploration and project case histories from the Eastern Australian Tasmanides. It highlights exploration and research breakthroughs within this region. The event is for industry and research professionals, university students, and others working in the sector.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 9 September 2026 to 11 September 2026
- Organiser
- Mines & Wines
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Science & Research
On stage
Speakers
- Carl Brauhart
- Luke MahoneyGSNSW
- Joel FitzherbertGSNSW
- Stuart Smith
- Cameron CairnsGSV
On the floor
Sponsors and partners
- ALS Global
- Newmount Australia
- Mitchel Services
- Evolution Mining
- Anglogold Ashanti
- DDH 1 Drilling
- AXT
- Durock Drilling
- Titeline Drilling
- maxgeo
- AMETS
- prospocter
- srk
- PS
Logistics
Where to stay
Places to stay near the venue.
Royal Hotel
232 Lords Place, 2800
Hotel Orange
324 Summer Street, 2800
Town Square Motel
246 Anson Street, 2800
Great Western Hotel
145-147 Peisley Street, 2800
The Central Caleula Motor Lodge
The Oriana Orange
174-184 Woodward Street, 2800
Robin Hood Hotel
30 Burrendong Way, 2800
Duntryleague
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