Last chance to see SHOWCASE, a group exhibition featuring young, emerging and established Queensland artists.
SHOWCASE, a new group exhibition curated by Rebecca Claire Edwards featuring a diverse range of works and media.
SHOWCASE is a joint exhibition presented over two venues Cell Art Space and Circa 1907 Contemporary Artspace. Cell Art Space is exhibiting work by established artists from this region including Billy Missi, Glen O’Malley, Simon Poole, Caroline Mudge and Hayley Gillespie, while Circa 1907 Contemporary Artspace celebrates diverse young and emerging Queensland artists. Circa 1907 features works by Carly Whouley, Leith Maguire, Tammy Law, Rebecca Claire Edwards along with many more including outstanding James Cook University, TAFE and local high school creative arts students.
This project received financial assistance through the Starburst Regional Mentoring Program. Starburst is funded by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and managed by Youth Arts Queensland with the support of regional partners.
Cell Art Space and Circa 1907 Contemporary Artspace
City Place Lake St, Cairns
The music part of the festival will take place in three iconic places; Great Adventures Green Island (July 2nd) on the Great Barrier Reef, the Esplanade Lagoon (July 3rd) overlooking the Pacific Ocean, Tanks Arts Centre (July 4th) next to the Botanical Gardens in the rainforest. Matt Dahlberg and Jason Arimoto will be playing on Green Island. The 3rd of July features free performances all day by community groups, ukulele clubs, schools and Seaman Dan . The 4th is when all of the international and national artists will be performing at the Tanks Arts Centre. This event is ticketed. Tickets will go on sale soon.
Ever had a close encounter with a snake? Maybe there was a snake in your bedroom, or a python got cosy next to your heater? Chances are if you've had a close encounter with a snake you probably didn't think it was funny. But I bet almost everyone you told did!
Adrian Walker is a professional Snake Whisperer. When a snake gets comfy in someones house, it is his job to get it out. And when you go about collecting snakes for years, inevitably you will come across some pretty funny stories.
Adrian will be sharing those stories and signing copies of his new book Diary of a Snake Whisperer at Angus and Robertson Earlville, Shop 53 Stockland Shopping Centre Cairns, on Saturday the Thursday the 1st of July from 4pm to 7pm.
So drop bye and share a yarn from the scaley side of life!
Revegetation talk at Mossman Library
Gardening and sustainability talks are held at the Mossman Library from 5pm to 6pm on the first Thursday of every month.
All are welcome, so please join us for a cup of tea and to learn more about sustainable living.
For further information contact Council's Mossman Library on 4099 9496.
This week The Barrier Reef Jazz Band entertain with many of the classic jazz numbers for listening and dancing. The Band is led by great Trumpeter and Vocalist, Nobby Nielsen. Visiting musicians and vocalists are invited to join a sit-in session. There is an excellent dance floor at Tigers as well as bistro and bar that open from 6.30pm.
Turning the hearts of fathers to their children, and the hearts of children to their fathers.
Are you fathering intentionally?
Do you father with the end in mind?
What will your son leave home with?
Has your son already left home? It's never too late!
What would you have loved to experience with your Dad?
What would you have wanted to receive from, or hear from, your Dad?
You will experience an enjoyable, exciting, adventure-filled environment, where you will succeed, be inspired, equipped, and empowered, to really connect, or perhaps reconnect with your son, one-on-one. A life-giving, life-changing experience that promises to provide moments that will create powerful memories to last a lifetime, and opportunities to fill a photo album.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Saturday
Arrival at the Echo Adventure facility, South-West of Tully.
6:00 pm Dinner and Welcoming / Introduction presentation.
Day 2 – Sunday
Dual sea kayaking between Mission Beach and Dunk Island with Coral Sea Kayaking guides.
The “Intentional Father” and “Prepared Son” presentations.
Day 3 – Monday
Snorkelling and exploring the outer Great Barrier Reef with Quick Cat Cruises.
The “Conventional Manhood versus Authentic Manhood” presentation.
Day 4 – Tuesday
White-water rafting on the Tully River with the Raging Thunder rafting guides.
The “Four Marks of a Real Man” presentation… a vision for authentic manhood.
Day 5 – Wednesday
Hiking to the summit of Mount Tyson, Tully.
The “Initiation” ceremony.
Day 6 – Thursday
Breakfast.
Departure.
Explore our adventures further at www.fatheringadventures.com.au,
or contact Darren Lewis on 0431 839 035.
5 Racing Monster Trucks are coming to the Speedway to both race and do freestyle events. American drivers and Australian drivers competing against each other. Trucks include Scooby Doo, Outback Thunda and Raptors Rampage.
Gigantic Fireworks display.
Crazy Crane Drop.
Demo Derby
Jet Van and much more
Gates open at 4pm. & show starts at 6pm.
National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Week is celebrated annually in the first week of July. In 2010, NAIDOC will be celebrated from Sunday 4 to Saturday 10 July.
NAIDOC is a celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and is an opportunity to recognise the contributions of Indigenous Australians in various fields.
In 2010, the national theme is 'Unsung Heroes -Closing the Gap by Leading Their Way'. Many unsung Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made huge contributions to Australian society. 'Unsung heroes' recognises the part played by the quiet achievers in the Indigenous community, both now and in the past.
Events planned in Cairns, throughout the week aim to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and recognise the contribution of individuals to the local community. It also aims to promote reconciliation across the broader community, encouraging people from diverse cultural backgrounds to get involved and celebrate.
Cairns National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) celebrations kick off with the "official" opening at City Place on Monday 5 July 2010, which will be attended by local dignitaries including, Mayor Schier and Members of Parliament, members of the local Indigenous community and the wider community.
In 2010, the national theme is 'Unsung Heroes -Closing the Gap by Leading Their Way'. Many unsung Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have made huge contributions to Australian society. 'Unsung heroes' recognises the part played by the quiet achievers in the Indigenous community, both now and in the past.
Cairns will commence celebrations by honouring our unsung hereos. Entertainment will be in the form of speakers and dancers as well as artists, who will be in City Place working on their pieces.
The Cairns NAIDOC Committee would like to welcome all members of the Cairns community to come along and attend the festivities.
Tjapukai is hosting its annual National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Celebration Day. There will be informatin stalls, arts and craft stalls, food and cultural performances throughout the day.
Introducing the first ever, National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Corporate Breakfast for Cairns.
The purpose of the breakfast is to inform the broader community, especially the local private sector on how Indigenous employees can impact the workplace by inclusive, diverse and reconciliatory practices.
Guest speakers inlcude, Mr Peter Harm, Manager, Indigenous Banking, Commonwealth Bank and Ms Leanne Tanti & Mr Andrew Yeatman, The Diversity Team, Ergon Energy. These businesses were the winners and runners-up respectively of the Premier's Reconciliation Business Awards for 2010. Rounding out our guest speakers is Ms Henrietta Marrie, North Australian Program Manager, the Christensen Foundation who will inform us on how philanthropy can improve outcomes for Indigenous people.
Tickets and bookings are essential.
Wuchopperen is hosting its annual National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) Community Open Day celebrations.
There will be kids activities, guest speakers, entertainment, a BBQ and many many prizes on offer. All events are free and are targetted towards entertaining kids and families during the school holidays.
The major event of the day will be the launching of 'Our Space: Smoke Free', which is Wuchopperen Health Clinic's new non-smoking in their Clinic and grounds policy.
A perfect storm of conditions – hot, wet weather to maximise mosquito populations, a typhoid Mary imported case that allowed the outbreak to grow unnoticed, and an unusually quick strain of dengue that spread with lightning speed – came together in late 2008 to create the largest epidemic of dengue Australia has seen since the 1950s.
North Queensland has a long history of dengue outbreaks. The first clinical description of dengue haemorrhagic fever was made during a dengue outbreak in Charters Towers in 1897. Not to be outshone by influenza, dengue has been quietly going about with its own pandemic since the 1990s, with cases escalating from about 100,000 cases in the 1970s to well over a million in the current decade. Last year’s epidemic of dengue-3 virus in the Cairns region was the worst in recent history, and highlights the worrying capacity of dengue viruses to evolve to new, more virulent strains.
In his lecture, Professor Ritchie will describe this event and discuss ways that researchers at James Cook University are working to eliminate the risk of dengue outbreaks altogether.
FREE, ALL WELCOME, FOLLOWED BY LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Featured Artist: Vikarious (Acoustic/Pop/Funk Trio)
What a better way to occupy and tire out your kids?
The Cairns NAIDOC Committee in corporation with the Department of Communities is presenting the first ever, National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee (NAIDOC) multi-sports fun day.
Modified traditional Indigenous games will be faciltiated throughout the day by accredited facilitators, such as Darryl White, former Brisbane Lion; Brian Kerle, former basketball Olympian, Joel Khalu, Cairns Taipans, Derek Collins, Traditional Games, and Sport Development Officers from AFL Cape York, QLD Rugby League and Hockey Queensland.
Many traditional games will be facilitated, including Edo (E-dor), which originates from Aurukun, using modern equipment.
Food and drinks will be provided. Registration on the day is required.
POLISHED OUT OF THE BLUE COMBO - JIM BLACK ON KEYBOARDS AND JULIE MCLAUGHLIN VOCALS - PLAY A SOPHISTICATED MIX OF SMOOTH JAZZ, SWING, LATIN AND BLUES from their latest CD. All welcome, $5 at door. Bar & bistro from 6.30pm
A soothing sound meditation featuring sacred instruments from around the World.
You will feel Relaxed, Rejuvenated, Revitalised and Re-energised.
Experience inner peace and escape from the busy world we live in, quieten the chatter of your mind
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
A soothing sound meditation featuring sacred instruments from around the World.
You will feel Relaxed, Rejuvenated, Revitalised and Re-energised.
Experience inner peace and escape from the busy world we live in, quieten the chatter of your mind
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
The Cairns Old Crocs Rugby Union Club is hosting an invitational rugby union match to raise funds for charity - Make-A-Wish Australia and Cairns Junior Rugby being the recipients. A team of former Wallabies and International players have accepted their invitation to come to Cairns to play in this event against a selected Cairns Barbarians XV. The game will be followed by a meet the players reception at the same venue.
The players are also conducting Junior clinics at 10.00am on that morning.
A gala luncheon and charity auction is albe being held on Friday at the Shangri-La
Held the 1st Thursday of every month 12.30-1.30pm at Progress Association Hall, 406 Mayers Street, Edgehill
A sound meditation designed especially for busy women and Mum's, we all need to take care of ourselves and what better way than a blissful hour of relaxation whilst the kiddies are at school or you are on your lunch break?
Take time out and do something for yourself. You will feel Relaxed, Refreshed, Revitalised and Re-energised.
Go on - You DESERVE a treat!
An intimate gathering held in Bentley Park the 2nd Tuesday of each month.
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
Escape from the busy world we live in, enjoy some time out for your body, mind and soul.
You will feel Relaxed, Refreshed, Rejuventated, Revitalised and Re-energised
Great for letting go of stress and anxiety and quietening the "chatter" of our minds
Nibbles and herbal tea provided
SLR Workshop is an affordable way to get the most from your digital SLR! 2hr Theory & 2hr Practical Digital SLR Workshop.
Every second Wednesday and Sunday of the month.
Bring your camera along to learn more about it and make your camera work for you.
Theory is on the Wednesday night, practical on the Sunday.
Call to reserve your spot.
Jazz Chanteuse, Anita Darling & Friends, entertain - great line-up includes Neville Hermes on Guitar, Harry Rivers, Drums and Vocals, Gerry Miers on Bass and Ian Lewerissa, Guitar. Superb entertainment for lsitening, dancing, wining and dining. Bar & Bistro open from 6.30pm.
A beautiful sound meditation held monthly at Kewarra Beach
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
Escape from the busy world we live in, enjoy some time out and nurturing for your body, mind and soul
You will feel Relaxed, Refreshed, Rejuventated, Revitalised and Re-energised
Great for quietening the "chatter" of our minds
The Mareeba Rodeo has a history dating back to 1949 and has become a national icon on the rodeo calendar. Top level competition and entertainment gives spectators plenty to watch over 2 days of full-on action from 8:00am each day.
In 2010 the 61st Mareeba Rodeo will be held at Kerribee Park Mareeba on Saturday 17 July and Sunday 18 July.
All the usual rodeo events including bull ride, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, ladies and junior events also the Comedy Clown, Mazda Teams Relay, Interstate Rodeo Challenge Qld-v-NSW, Beaut Ute Muster, Woodchops, Stud Beef Cattle Show and the Agricultural Show Exhibition Marquee.
There is a diverse range of sideshows, rides and stalls to visit and excellent amenities to cater for all patrons.
The 2010 Mareeba Rodeo Festival commences on 3 July 2010 with the Junior Cowpokes Competition, Walkamin Country Music Club Concert and Horse Sports at Kerribee Park. The following weekend sees the Mareeba Rodeo Ball on Friday 9 July 2010 kicking off a varied weekend of sports and activities including the Art Show, Cycle Races, Bocce, Tennis, Indoor Bowls, Lawn Bowls, Golf, Country & Western Concert and Cutting.
The following week is a continuance of events culminating in the Mareeba Rodeo itself at Kerribee Park on Saturday 17 July and Sunday 18 July 2010, as well as the Stud Beef Cattle Show, Agricultural Show, Woodchops and the Ute Muster.
There will be a variety of stalls including:
New & preloved maternity wear, sizes Xs-Xxl
Prams, cots & change tables
New & preloved toys & baby clothes
Highchairs, bouncers & walkers
Handcrafted baby wear & wraps
Bulk disposable nappies
Educational books & games
….. and lots of other great bargains!!
AJ Hackett Cairns 20th Birthday Celebration!
Date: 17th July 2010
Time: 7pm till 3am
Cost: VIP Tickets for all past and present AJ Hackett Employees and Partners! Otherwise Tickets $55 early bird pre sale, $60 pre sale and $65 on the door if not sold out. Tickets available online www.oztix.com.au or at AJ Hackett Cairns, Shiva Moon and Tastey.
AJ Hackett Cairns are proud to present FREEDOM OF SOUND 17th July 2010 with a cracker of a line up including...
- Butterfingers http://www.myspace.com/butterfingersmusic
- Dirty Laundry http://www.myspace.com/dirtylaundryaustralia
- Sam Lamore http://www.myspace.com/samlamore
- MC Shureshock http://www.myspace.com/mcshureshock
7pm till 3am with a FREE Bus from the Courthouse at 6.30pm and returning to the City at 1am, 2am and 3am.
For more information please call 4057 7188 or email zara.bevins@ajhackett.com
So come and celebrate a milestone with us at AJ Hackett Cairns. FREEDOM OF SOUND THE EVENT TO SHAKE THE TOWN!!!!!!!
We look forward to seeing you all here in July! Its going to be huge. Also everyone should also join our AJ Hackett cairns Fan Page on Facebook!
The STATPHYS Conference series takes place every three years in a different continent to enhance the international relevance and visibility of the leading world event in the broad field of Statistical Physics and all its interdisciplinary developments.
Recent meetings have been held in GENOVA (Italy), BANGALORE (India), CANCUN (Mexico) and PARIS (France). STATPHYS 24 will be the first time this event is held in Australia and only the second time in the southern hemisphere. The entire Australian scientific community enthusiastically supports this meeting and warmly welcomes all international participants.
According to tradition, the highest international recognition in the field of Statistical Physics, the Boltzmann Medal, will be awarded at this meeting. In addition several satellite meetings will be held along with the main event, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.
The organisers have provided assurance that STATPHYS 24 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universality of Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation of scientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds of national origin, nationality, or political consideration unrelated to science.
Enjoy the grand old days of variety shows and the classic music hall, including singing, dancing and comedy acts combined with numbers from modern musical theatre like Phanton of the Opera
The STATPHYS Conference series takes place every three years in a different continent to enhance the international relevance and visibility of the leading world event in the broad field of Statistical Physics and all its interdisciplinary developments.
Recent meetings have been held in GENOVA (Italy), BANGALORE (India), CANCUN (Mexico) and PARIS (France). STATPHYS 24 will be the first time this event is held in Australia and only the second time in the southern hemisphere. The entire Australian scientific community enthusiastically supports this meeting and warmly welcomes all international participants.
According to tradition, the highest international recognition in the field of Statistical Physics, the Boltzmann Medal, will be awarded at this meeting. In addition several satellite meetings will be held along with the main event, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.
The organisers have provided assurance that STATPHYS 24 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universality of Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation of scientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds of national origin, nationality, or political consideration unrelated to science.
The STATPHYS Conference series takes place every three years in a different continent to enhance the international relevance and visibility of the leading world event in the broad field of Statistical Physics and all its interdisciplinary developments.
Recent meetings have been held in GENOVA (Italy), BANGALORE (India), CANCUN (Mexico) and PARIS (France). STATPHYS 24 will be the first time this event is held in Australia and only the second time in the southern hemisphere. The entire Australian scientific community enthusiastically supports this meeting and warmly welcomes all international participants.
According to tradition, the highest international recognition in the field of Statistical Physics, the Boltzmann Medal, will be awarded at this meeting. In addition several satellite meetings will be held along with the main event, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.
The organisers have provided assurance that STATPHYS 24 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universality of Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation of scientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds of national origin, nationality, or political consideration unrelated to science.
The STATPHYS Conference series takes place every three years in a different continent to enhance the international relevance and visibility of the leading world event in the broad field of Statistical Physics and all its interdisciplinary developments.
Recent meetings have been held in GENOVA (Italy), BANGALORE (India), CANCUN (Mexico) and PARIS (France). STATPHYS 24 will be the first time this event is held in Australia and only the second time in the southern hemisphere. The entire Australian scientific community enthusiastically supports this meeting and warmly welcomes all international participants.
According to tradition, the highest international recognition in the field of Statistical Physics, the Boltzmann Medal, will be awarded at this meeting. In addition several satellite meetings will be held along with the main event, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.
The organisers have provided assurance that STATPHYS 24 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universality of Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation of scientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds of national origin, nationality, or political consideration unrelated to science.
MAGGIE NELSON'S SUAVE SWING entertain this Thursday with beautiful easy listening and dancing music from the 30's to now. Great line up of musicians, in addition ot Maggie JULIAN YOUNG on Keyboards, MAX STOKES, Drums and NEVILLE HERMES, Guitar. Bar & bistro open from 6.30pm
A beautiful sound meditation held monthly at Trinity Beach
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
Escape from the busy world we live in, enjoy some time out and nurturing for your body, mind and soul
You will feel Relaxed, Refreshed, Rejuventated, Revitalised and Re-energised
Great for quietening the "chatter" of our minds
The STATPHYS Conference series takes place every three years in a different continent to enhance the international relevance and visibility of the leading world event in the broad field of Statistical Physics and all its interdisciplinary developments.
Recent meetings have been held in GENOVA (Italy), BANGALORE (India), CANCUN (Mexico) and PARIS (France). STATPHYS 24 will be the first time this event is held in Australia and only the second time in the southern hemisphere. The entire Australian scientific community enthusiastically supports this meeting and warmly welcomes all international participants.
According to tradition, the highest international recognition in the field of Statistical Physics, the Boltzmann Medal, will be awarded at this meeting. In addition several satellite meetings will be held along with the main event, adding to the scientific value of the meeting.
The organisers have provided assurance that STATPHYS 24 will be conducted in accordance with IUPAP principles as stated in the ICSU-Document "Universality of Science" (sixth edition, 1989) regarding the free circulation of scientists for international purposes. In particular, no bona fide scientist will be excluded from participation on the grounds of national origin, nationality, or political consideration unrelated to science.
A beautiful sound meditation held monthly at Cominos House
The subtle nature of sounds and music have shown the reduction of stress, anxiety and pain by up to 65%
Escape from the busy world we live in, enjoy some time out and nurturing for your body, mind and soul
You will feel Relaxed, Refreshed, Rejuventated, Revitalised and Re-energised
Great for quietening the "chatter" of our minds
Featured Artist: Vikarious (Acoustic/Pop/Funk Trio)
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
Victoria Boxall and the JJ's entertain with beautiful smooth jazz. Victoria is an accomplished singer and has put together a great band to back her. Wine, dine & dance or just listen. Bar & Bistro open from 6.30pm.
The 22nd International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held in the city of Cairns, in Tropical North Queensland, Australia. Following the tradition of ICAP, the conference will present an outstanding program of invited speakers covering the most recent subjects in the field of atomic physics, such as precision measurement, atomic clocks, quantum information, trapped ions, quantum optics and cavity QED, Bose gases, Fermi gases, optical lattices, cold molecules, mesoscopic quantum systems and ultrafast phenomena. Contributed papers will be presented in active poster sessions.
Cairns is a tropical city of about 140,000 people close to the Great Barrier Reef, the Atherton Tableland and the World Heritage rainforests of the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
Each year around 200,000 Australian school students participate in a special National Tree Day event designed just for kids – Schools Tree Day.
Getting involved in Schools Tree Day is a great thing to do. You can see your teachers get their hands dirty, make your school look beautiful, have fun with your friends and help the environment all at once!
This Tree Day, all schools are encouraged to get on board with Planet Ark and make a tree-mendous contribution to Australia’s natural environment.
For more information, visit http://treeday.planetark.org or call the National Tree Day Hotline on 1300 88 5000.
It's On!! The Wilderness Soceity's Trivia Extravaganza!!
Guaranteed to be a night of fun, great food and fabulous prizes. Dinner is included and drinks will be available at the bar for purchase.
So grab 7 of your friends, family, work colleagues, the neighbours and make up a team of 8 for a night of tasty trivia and friendly rivalry as teams vie for the honour of
being TWS Trivia Champions, or purchase a single ticket and join with others to make up a team of Trivians on the night!
All Proceeds will go to The Wilderness Society.
Paradise Palms would like to invite you to the Grant Burge Wine Dinner on Friday 30th July with special guests Grant & Helen Burge.
You will be pampered throughout the evening with a decadent 7 course menu with prestigious accompanying wines.
For more information and to view the menu go to http://paradisepalms.com.au/attachments/GRANT%20BURGE%20WINE%20DINNER%20JULY%2010.pdf
Courtesy coach and special room rates will be available for Wine Dinner Guests.
Contact Kerry Pitout on 4059 9919 to book.
It's On!! The Wilderness Soceity's Trivia Extravaganza!!
Guaranteed to be a night of fun, great food and fabulous prizes. Dinner is included and drinks will be available at the bar for purchase.
So grab 7 of your friends, family, work colleagues, the neighbours and make up a team of 8 for a night of tasty trivia and friendly rivalry as teams vie for the honour of
being TWS Trivia Champions, or purchase a single ticket and join with others to make up a team of Trivians on the night!
All Proceeds will go to The Wilderness Society.
RENAISSANCE NIGHTS
Friday, 30th July, a masquerade night inspired by the Renaissance of the 14th to 17th Centruy era. Where every detail counts - from our heritage listed building and iconic furniture and decore to the staff's attire and even a montage of black and white movies projected onto the big screen.
Best dressed male and female masquerades will be crowned Prince and Princess for the night and win Judges Box Seats.
There will be live entertainment to set the mood right through the night... Unmask one of Cairns favourite venues - Cairns Courthouse Hotel.
