Registration

ONLINE REGISTRATION- 

REGISTER ONLINE NOW! Or download and fax or email the hard copy of the conference registration form in Word or pdf format.

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LMT2009 Registration Rates (in AUD, GST inclusive)
Registration Type 
$ Australian Dollars

 Full Registration (paid before 15th May 2009)

 $1050.00
 Late Registration (after 15th May 2009)

$1250.00

 Student Registration (before 15th May 2009)

 $525.00
 Late Student Registration (after 15th May 2009)

 $625.00
 Day Registration Rate

 $525.00
 
 

Note: registration includes cocktail reception on Sunday night (28th June), all catering during 3 day conference Monday-Wednesday ( 29th June - 1st July), pre-dinner drinks Monday and Tuesday night and conference banquets on Monday and Tuesday nights as well as a hard cover bound copy of the conference proceedings and a CD of the proceedings.

If you are retired or unemployed please contact the conference organiser regarding registration options.

Final papers will not be accepted unless accompanied by registration.

Online registrations will be available from January 2009.  

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